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Adele pretty much broke the Internet the other day when her clip of James Corden's carpool karaoke went viral. In the clip, Adele spits her version of Nicki Minaj's “Monster” verse and its been reported that the video has helped put the song back on the charts. -
Justin Bieber, Rihanna, Coldplay, Adele, and Muse Lead International 2016 Tour Ticket Sales
Just one month into 2016, there has already been a major tour announcement for just about every music fan across the globe. A handful of the world's biggest artists dropped the news of their major world tours toward the end of 2015, and many of the tours have already sold out an impressive number of arenas in both the U.S. and overseas. Tours from Muse and Coldplay are leading the way for the rock music scene, while Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Adele are three of the most in-demand tours on the pop side. -
2016 Brit Awards Nominations: Adele, Jamie xx, Years & Years Lead Nominees
The 2016 Brit Award nominations have been announced and some of the names you might expect lead the way. Celebrating the very best in British music over the past year, artists like Adele, Jamie xx, Years & Years, Coldplay and Mark Ronson lead the way multiple nominations. -
Adele Raps Nicki Minaj, Sings Spice Girls, 'Hello' in James Corden's Carpool Karaoke
James Corden's "Carpool Karaoke" is always a delight to watch, but his latest rendition with Adele is, not surprisingly, his best yet. After teasing the epic commute earlier this week on The Late Late Show, on Wednesday night (Jan. 13), the full segment was released. And, if you've ever wanted to hear Adele sing Spice Girls or spit some rhymes like Nicki Minaj, well, you are in for a treat. -
Nielsen Report: Unless You're Adele, Music Biz Is in Disarray
The 2015 U.S. Music Year-End Report compiled by Nielsen had a lot of media outlets exclaiming how much positive growth there is in the industry right now, but one analysis is showing that the numbers are up for interpretation. -
Can David Bowie's 'Blackstar' Overtake Adele's '25' at No. 1 on the Charts?
Though he released iconic albums such as "Hunky Dory," and "The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars," David Bowie has never had a No. 1 album. But that could all change this week, as the recently deceased Bowie is poised to overtake Adele's 25 following the release of his album ★ (Blackstar). -
James Corden, Adele Tease Carpool Karaoke with 'Hello' Parody, 'Rolling in the Deep'
James Corden's massively popular "Carpool Karaoke" segment is about to get its biggest passenger to date: Adele. On Monday (Jan. 11), The Late Late Show teased the latest installment of its viral video hit, featuring none other than the 25 singer herself singing her massive hits "Hello" and "Rolling in the Deep." -
Justin Bieber 'Sorry' Overtakes Adele's 'Hello' as No. 1 Song as Twenty One Pilots Rise
Justin Bieber has one more person to apologize to - Adele. But, he may be less "Sorry" and more "sorry not sorry," because after eight weeks at No. 2, the Biebs' latest Purpose single has finally overtaken the "Hello" juggernaut on the Hot 100. -
Kevin Gates Says Adele's Song 'Hello' Is the Theme to His Life
Kevin Gates says Adele's multi-platinum single "Hello" is the "theme song to his life" in new interview. -
Adele '25' Bests Rachel Platten's 'Wildfire,' Justin Bieber's 'Purpose' for 7th Week at No. 1
Adele is an unstoppable force on the charts. For the seventh straight week, the "Hello" singer's new album 25 sits at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, besting the new release from Rachel Platten as well as old 2015 pop favorites from Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, twenty one pilots and more. -
One Turntable Sold Per Minute During Christmas Says British Retail Company HMV
During the week before Christmas, the entertainment retail giant, HMW, sold approximately one vinyl turntable per minute in the United Kingdom. -
Mark Ronson, Adele, Justin Bieber Top Australia's 2015 Year-End Charts
2015 has come to a close so that means we can now see all of the data for the year. Various countries are reporting on their year-end charts and Australia's ARIA charts are the latest to do so. The top 100 albums and singles has some local flavor with names like Flight Facilities and Hermitude getting love, but it is dominated by familiar global stars like Mark Ronson, Adele, Justin Bieber, Major Lazer and Ed Sheeran.
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