Tom Sawyer, the opening track on Moving Pictures, is to this album what The Spirit Of Radio is to Permanent Waves – an anthem ...

To be a top classic rock band you don’t need to have everyone being a star. Sometimes just being able to do what you do well is enough. That can be as part of a band with a couple of musical geniuses.

The Houston rapper's newest hit is the 83rd song in chart history to debut at the very top of Billboard's Hot 100. More than half of the songs to achieve the feat have done so in the last five years.

Does that 25% tariff apply to Rush albums ... and her band The Heroines (from Derby, UK), are back with a thoroughly slick ...

Grammy Award-winning blues legend Bobby Rush and Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd have ...

Central Cee’s debut studio album, Can’t Rush Greatness ... chart after his 23 mixtape secured the top spot in 2022. Central Cee performs on the main stage during BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend (Ian West/PA ...

Central Cee also recently announced a massive 39-day Can’t Rush Greatness World Tour that begins April 1 in Norway and will end July 2 in Australia. Pre-sale tickets go on sale Wednesday (Jan. 29), ...

A new career-spanning RUSH anthology titled RUSH 50 will include previously unreleased tracks and fan-requested material. The collection is out March 21st and will arrive on vinyl as a 7-LP box set ...

Tate McRae ‘s “Sports Car” has emerged as the winner of this week’s new music poll, which highlights fresh tracks from a variety of artists across genres. The song was voted the top new release by ...

Central Cee released his debut album on Friday after eight top 10 singles After more than ... The clue's in the title - You Can't Rush Greatness. But some people, like Radio 1 & 1Xtra DJ Kenny ...

Cench has turned his fleeting viral songs into a fearsome trajectory to the top. Now, he’s ready to ... the cycle for someone else like how music did for him: “Tell the youngers, ‘Stay ...

which reached the top of the U.K. charts upon release. He’d cracked a melodic formula that allowed him to move easily between the more subterranean sounds of U.K. drill and big-budget pop music.