-
Coined as the "BRIT Billion Award," several artists received the very first award from the distinguished organization.#BRITs -
King Charles III Coronation Playlist Reveals Royal Guilty Pleasure Tracks: Harry Styles Included?
Specifically and intricately handpicked on the monarch's behalf by the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media, and Sports, King Charles III's Coronation Playlist for his upcoming coronation rites has finally been released on Spotify.#KingCharles #Spotify -
BRIT Awards 2023 Nominees Revealed: Host, Venue, Details, More!
Hailed as one of the biggest events in the British music industry and in the whole world, the 2023 BRIT Awards will be held at the O2 arena in London on Feb. 11, 2023.#BRITs -
George Ezra Glastonbury 2022: Singer’s BIG Secret Finally Revealed?
Many online fans alleged that George Ezra will be performing a secret set at this year's Glastonbury Festival.#GeorgeEzra #GlastonburyFestival -
2022 Upcoming Album Releases That You Should Watch Out For
This list of upcoming album releases you must look out for in the coming weeks and the next two months will have you searching for more!#NewMusic #NewAlbums -
Stephen Colbert's Musical Guests Are Far Hipper Than Jimmy Fallon's
Lizzo's performance of "Ain't I," her bombastic song of female empowerment, on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" on Thursday was as raw and authentic as late night TV gets in a time where it feels like everything else in that time block, namely "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," feels washed out. -
James Bay, X Ambassadors, Elle King Shine At VH1's You Oughta Know Concert
Helping to showcase emerging artists each year, VH1's You Oughta Know concert has been a staple in the myriad of televised music events every year. It went through a bit of a rebrand to Big Music, this year, but the concept has remained the same - big emerging acts on a big stage in New York City. 2015 tabbed hot acts like James Bay, Elle King, Miguel, X Ambassadors, Hozier, Tori Kelly and others to perform live, sometimes together. -
Watch MTV VMAs 2015 Live Stream: Miley Cyrus Hosts, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj Perform
The 2015 MTV Video Music Awards air tonight at 9 p.m. hosted by Miley Cyrus with the preshow and red carpet kicking things off at 8 p.m. with host Kelly Osbourne. Music Times is bringing you coverage of the star-studded event all night long. -
Lollapalooza 2015 Day 3 Review:: Rain Delays, Florence Welch, A$AP Rocky and Vic
The third day of Lollapalooza, one of the biggest music festivals in the United States and the gem of the Midwest scene, finished on Sunday night in Chicago with shortened performances (due to rain) from Florence + The Machine, A$AP Rocky, Marina and The Diamonds and more. This is the third in a series of recaps from correspondent Ryan Book. -
Blur's New Album 'The Magic Whip' Bests Josh Groban, Taylor Swift for No. 1 Spot in UK
Blur's first album together in 12 years The Magic Whip arrived in the U.K. with great fanfare last week - and the welcome return to music is reflected in album sales. Yesterday (May 4), the new LP was deemed as Blur's sixth No. 1 album in its home country, beating out recent releases from Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran and The Proclaimers. -
George Ezra Talks "Budapest," Fleetwood Mac, Drunken Nights And The 'Wanted On Voyage' Connection To Paddington Bear [Exclusive Interview]
George Ezra takes us to "Budapest" and back on Wanted on Voyage, his critically acclaimed debut album which quickly shot to the top of the charts in eight different countries and became the UK's third highest selling album in 2014. Now, the 21-year-old Bob Dylan-inspired folk singer from Hertford, England (with a voice far beyond his years) is ready to take the world by storm. Just days before his biggest U.S. performance to date, acting as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, the blue-eyed crooner sat down with Music Times in New York City to chat about writing Wanted on Voyage while on voyage, his bloody run in with Ramones drummer Marky Ramone and the one album he would never leave home without. Enjoy the trip. -
George Ezra Makes SNL Debut With 'Budapest,' 'Blame It On Me,' Host The Rock Sings 'Franchise Viagra' [WATCH]
New British up-and-comer George Ezra performed two of his hit singles this weekend, during The Rock-hosted episode of Saturday Night Live. Marking his biggest U.S. television performance to date, the folk singer delivered joyous renditions of "Budapest" and "Blame It On Me" off his debut studio album Wanted On Voyage. Interestingly, he was sort of dressed like the top half of that meme of The Rock from the '80s, if only he also had on the jeans and fanny pack, and if that black top were a turtleneck. But we digress...
Popular Now
-
Beyoncé Celebrates Twins Rumi and Sir's 8th Birthday Onstage During London Concert
-
Alex Warren Teases Surprise Collab With BLACKPINK's ROSÉ on New Song 'On My Mind'
-
Kendrick Lamar Draws Large Crowd at Toronto Concert, Addresses Drake Feud Through Live Music
-
R. Kelly Reportedly Left in Spider-Infested Solitary as Punishment for Exposing White Supremacist Murder Plot
-
Latin Music Icons Like Shakira and Luis Fonsi Speak Out for Undocumented Immigrants Amid ICE Raids
