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Nicky Jam has released his first project since facing stark backlash for his (withdrawn) endorsement of Donald Trump. On Friday, the reggaeton artist dropped the eight-track EP, Sunshine, including collaborations with Geo and 4Rain.

“This album is incredibly special to me because it represents a new stage in my artistic and personal life,” Jam said in a press release. “With Sunshine, I want to connect with my audience in a different way, showcasing an evolution not only in my music but also in my story.”

Jam worked on the EP...

Ferxxo is back. On Friday, reggaeton star Feid released the infectious Edm single “Nos Desconoximos,” which he revealed will be the first track off his upcoming album, expected later this year.

“What can I tell you, love? We are so happy because the first song of the new project dropped,” Feid said on his Instagram Stories. “Ferxxo is coming with a new album… It’s a special project because after 10 years, it’ll be dropping.”

The futuristic video opens with Feid on a water ski converting into modern-looking planes. The...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, an explosive track from Lisa’s solo debut LP, a punk rock shiner from Halsey, and Djo’s latest soft rock trip down memory lane. Plus, new music from Benson Boone, Lizzo, and Dasha.

Lisa, “Fxck Up the World” (YouTube)

Halsey, “Safeword” (YouTube)

Djo, “Delete Ya” (YouTube)

Tate McRae, “Siren Sounds” (YouTube)

Lizzo, “Love in Real Life” (YouTube)

Benson Boone, “Sorry I’m Here for Someone Else” (YouTube)

Soccer Mommy,...

Colombian women have been the top winners at Premio Lo Nuestro for two consecutive years, thanks to Karol G’s 2024 dominance and Shakira’s 2025 takeover.

On Thursday night, Premio Lo Nuestro honored the best performers and musicians across genres of Latin music. Awards went to icons like Shakira and Carlos Vives, newcomers like Xavi and Ela Taubert, and major names like Carín León and Camilo.

Shakira — who’s in Colombia for her massive world tour — accepted her award from her native Barranquilla, sending in a video to celebrate her six trophy wins,...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, The Weeknd returns with an epic sixth LP, Blackpink’s Jennie enlists Dominic Fike to play her toxic counterpart, and Jessie Reyez croons about her dedicated love in a dazzling ballad. Plus, new music from Julian Baker and Torres, Sasami, Clairo, and Zach Bryan.

The Weeknd, “Cry For Me” (YouTube)

Jennie, Dominic Fike, “Love Hangover” (YouTube)

Jessie Reyez, “Goliath” (YouTube)

Sasami feat. Clairo, “In Love with a Memory” (YouTube)

Julien Baker,...

The nominations for the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards are in!

This year, Taylor Swift and Morgan Wallen received the most nods with 10 each! Lady Gaga will receive the Innovator Award at the show and Mariah Carey will receive the Icon Award!

There are some categories that are voted by fans on social, and that begins today and ends on March 10 on iHeartRadio.com/awards. The show will air on Monday, March 17 on Fox.

Keep reading to find out more…

Scroll down for the full list of nominations for the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards…

Artist of the Year

Billie Eilish

Doja Cat

Jelly Roll

Kendrick Lamar

Morgan Wallen

Post Malone

Sabrina Carpenter

Sza

Taylor Swift

Teddy Swims

Song of the Year

“A Bar Song (Tipsy)”- Shaboozey

“Agora Hills”- Doja Cat

“Beautiful Things”- Benson Boone

“Espresso” – Sabrina Carpenter

“Greedy”- Tate McRae

“I Had Some Help” – Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen...

Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, the Creator, and Hozier will headline New York’s Governors Ball Music Festival in 2025.

The festival’s newly revealed 2025 lineup also boasts names like Glass Animals, Benson Boone, Clairo, Feid, Tyla, Mt. Joy, Mk.gee, Car Seat Headrest, The Japanese House, Jpegamafia, BigXthaPlug, Marina, Royel Otis, Mariah the Scientist, Mannequin Pussy, T-Pain, Amaarae, The Backseat Lovers, The Lemon Twigs, The Garden, Yaya Bey, Joy Valence & Brae, The Beaches, and Militarie Gun, among others.

Now in its 15th year, Governors Ball 2025 takes place June 6th-8th at Corona Park in Queens, New York. Pre-sale tickets to the festival, including three-day Ga and VIP passes, will go on sale beginning Thursday, January 16th. Click here for more info.

Revisit our documentary on Governors Ball released to coincide with the festival’s 10th anniversary.

Governors Ball Reveals 2025 Lineup with Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, the Creator & Hozier

Scoop Harrison...

Governors Ball Music Festival will celebrate its 15th anniversary at New York’s Flushing Meadows Corona Park from June 6 through 8 with headlining performances from Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo, and Hozier.

Tyler, the Creator will close out the first day of the festival on Friday, June 6. Throughout the day, the three Gov Ball stages will welcome performances from Benson Boone, Mk.Gee, the Backseat Lovers, T-Pain, Tyla, Role Model, Jpegmafia, BigXThaPlug, Mannequin Pussy, and more.

Saturday, June 7, is sure to usher in a sea of purple Guts and Sour merch paired...

Rauw Alejandro will hit the road next spring in support of his latest album, Cosa Nuestra.

The 20-city North American arena tour will kick off April 5 at the Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle and run all the way through spring, wrapping May 30 at the Kaseya Center in Miami. Tickets for all date will go on sale Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. local time via Live Nation. Fans can register now for pre-sale access, with those early tickets going on sale Dec. 5 at 6 p.m. Et/3 p.m. Pt. Additional pre-sales will run throughout the week.

Bad Bunny is starting the holiday season with a far-too-relatable feeling of yearning. On Thursday, the Puerto Rican superstar released the video for “El Clúb,” on which he overthinks about an ex-partner. In it, he also teases a possible new project in the new year.

The Stillz-directed video opens with Bad Bunny in a fur coat entering a packed club, before the visual glitches to show his reality: the singer in bed asking himself “What might my ex be doing?” and “Is she over me?” while scrolling on his phone.

Taylor Swift was the top global artist of 2024 on Spotify, as revealed in the streamer’s yearly Wrapped rundown of the most popular recordings. She achieved more than 26.6 billion streams around the world, putting her ahead of The Weeknd at No. 2, Bad Bunny at No. 3, Drake at No. 4, and Billie Eilish at No. 5. Rounding out the top 10 were Travis Scott, Peso Pluma, Kanye West, Ariana Grande, and Feid.

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Swift’s success was powered by her blockbuster album “The Tortured Poets Department,” which spent 15 weeks on top of the Billboard 200 albums chart. That made it the longest-running chart-topper of her career. So it’s no surprise that “Tortured Poets” was also Spotify’s No. 1 global album. Swift actually achieved three of the top 10 streaming albums, with “1989 (Taylor’s Version)” coming in at No. 6 and “Lover” following at No. 8. Notably, the top...

Taylor Swift and Joe Rogan are the Spotify MVPs this year: The service has announced its annual year-end Spotify Wrapped Lists of top streaming artists and podcasts.

Swift, of course, ranked No. 1 as the year’s most-streamed artist globally on Spotify, her second consecutive year to take the honor. Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department was the most-streamed album of the year on Spotify. Coming in at No. 2 was The Weeknd.

2024 Spotify Wrapped: Global Top Lists

Most-Streamed Artists Globally

Taylor Swift

The Weeknd

Bad Bunny

Drake

Billie Eilish

Travis Scott

Peso Pluma

Kanye West

Ariana Grande

Feid

In all, Swift’s music generated more than 26.6 billion streams on the platform in 2024. Tortured Poets also became the first album to top 300 million streams in one day and more than 1 billion in the first week of release.

Some other Spotify 2024 music rankings:

Most-Streamed Songs Globally

“Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter

“Beautiful Things” by...

The year was undoubtedly a great one for pop music — specifically, women in the genre! On Wednesday, Spotify announced its end-of-year Spotify Wrapped data, including its ranking of most-streamed albums globally, which saw women in the Top Eight slots for 2024.

Topping the list was Taylor Swift with her album The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology. Swift made the Top 10 twice more: 2023’s 1989 (Taylor’s Version) reached Number Six and 2019’s Lover came in at Number Eight.

After Tortured Poets was Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft at Number Two,...

Reggaeton star J Balvin has revealed a brand new set of 2025 North American tour dates. Dubbed the “Back to the Rayo” tour, the artist fittingly teased the announcement with a Back to the Future-themed video.

The jaunt celebrates Balvin’s most recent album Rayo, which he released back in August. The record, which Balvin named after his first car, featured contributions from notable collaborators like Feid, Chencho Corleone, Bad Gyal, Quevedo, and Ryan Castro.

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What Is J Balvin’s “Back to the Rayo” Tour?

J Balvin’s “Back to the Rayo” tour finds the reggaeton artist supporting the release of his album Rayo. It’ll see him making his way across North America, including stops in New York, Toronto, Chicago, San Diego, and more.

The run kicks off...

Happy silver anniversary to the Latin Grammys! After the Spanish bombast of the 2023 celebration in Sevilla, the Latin Grammys celebrated its 25th year on Thursday night at the Kaseya Center in Miami. Were Latin music’s biggest night a person, she would be old enough to rent a car (sans the young-driver tax) and cruise down Collins Avenue with her messiest and most glamorous girlfriends.

She’d never get that messy, though. The Person of the Year honoree Carlos Vives opened the show with a regal power stance, and blazed...

We’re back in Miami! On Thursday night, the Latin Recording Academy returned to Florida for its annual Latin Grammy Awards ceremony, where it’s celebrating the best Latin music of the year.

Before the official ceremony, Mexican American producer and songwriter Edgar Barrera led the pack of nominees, with nine nods for his work with artists like Shakira and Grupo Frontera. He ended up earning wins for both Songwriter and Producer of the Year, and Best Reguinal Song for “Amor de Su Vida” by Frontera and Grupo Firme.

Just...

Karol G made history at Thursday’s Latin Grammys. As she accepted the trophy for Best Urban Music Album, the Colombian star became the first woman to win the category twice, thanks to her LP Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season).

She took the stage singing along to “Qlona,” her collaboration with Peso Pluma from the project, and thanked her family and fans for their support. She also snuck in a shout-out to her boyfriend, Feid.

“This goes for that album, and for the rest. For Ferxxocalipsis as well,” Karol said onstage.

The winners of the 25th Annual Latin Grammys were announced on Thursday, Nov. 14. The first results were revealed at the Premiere Ceremony at 1:15pm Eastern. Then the rest of the prizes were handed out during an event that aired live at 8:00pm Eastern on Univision, Galavisión, and ViX.

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Record of the Year

“Mil Veces,” Anitta

“Monaco,” Bad Bunny

“Una Vida Pasada,” Camilo & Carín León

“Catalina,” Cimafunk & Monsieur Periné

“Derrumbe,” Jorge Drexler

“Con Dinero y Sin Dinero,” Fonseca & Grupo Niche

“Mi Ex Tenía Razón,” Karol G

X — “Mambo 23,” Juan Luis Guerra y 4.40

“Tenochtitlán,” Mon Laferte

“Igual Que Un Ángel,” Kali Uchis & Peso Pluma

Album of the Year

Bolero, Ángela Aguilar

Cuatro, Camilo

Xande Canta Caetano, Xande De Pilares

Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season), Karol G

García, Kany García

X — Radio Güira, Juan Luis Guerra 4.40

Autopoiética, Mon Laferte

Boca Chueca,...

Karol G is responding to the backlash against “+57,” a major collaboration featuring the singer alongside Colombian stars like Maluma, Feid, J Balvin, Ryan Castro, and Blessd. As soon as the track dropped last week, critics took issue with one lyrics that many interpreted as sexualizing a minor. On Monday, Karol apologized on Instagram for the line, saying she felt “very affected” by the negative reaction.

In the song’s first verse, Maluma and Karol’s boyfriend Feid repeat lyrics that translate to: “A hottie since she was 14/When she walks into the club,...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Karol G and her fellow Colombian stars pay tribute to their homeland, Zach Bryan wants to take the high road even if he can’t find it, and Griff shares a hypnotic tune for the post-club haze. Plus, new music from Flo, State Champs, and Julia Michaels.

Karol G, Feid, Dfzm feat. Ovy On The Drums, J Balvin, Maluma, Ryan Castro, Bless, “+57” (YouTube)

Zach Bryan, “High Road” (YouTube)

Griff,...

The Grammy nominations are out today, and for Latin music, it’s another year that sees language artists left out of most major categories. That’s a bummer because in 2023, it seemed briefly like the rides were turning when Bad Bunny’s massive LP Un Verano Sin Ti made history as the first Spanish-language album nominated for Album Of The Year.

Since then, though, most Latin artists have been relegated back to specific categories, like Best Latin Pop Album, Best Música Urbana Album, Best Latin Rock or Alternative, and Best Música Mexicana Album.

Name this crew, “the Colombia Reggaeton All-Stars.” On Thursday, Karol G, Feid, J Balvin, Maluma, Ryan Castro, and Blessd joined forces for a catchy victory lap for Colombia’s thriving reggaeton scene, titled “+57.” The song title is a reference to the country’s area code.

The sexy perreo hears all six Colombianos singing about a baddie from Medellín that’s just too hard to contain. The track was co-written by Keityn and his 18-year-old protégé Dfzm, and produced by none other than Ovy on the Drums.

Shared to Karol G’s YouTube page,...

Even if she wasn’t there in person, Karol G reigned supreme at the 2024 Billboard Latin Music Awards. The Colombian pop star was awarded a whopping eight trophies during Sunday’s Telemundo broadcast, with Peso Pluma and Bad Bunny trailing closely behind with six awards each.

Her many wins included a few trophies for her collaboration with Peso, “Qlona,” which earned the pair awards for Hot Latin Song, Vocal Event, and Streaming Song of the Year. Karol also took home the Artist of the Year trophy and Tour of the...

The last time Colombian megastar Feid did a concert in Puerto Rico, performing two shows in April of 2023, he broke records, completely selling out the venue less than an hour after tickets went on sale. Those two events reinforced his place on the island — widely considered the mecca and home of reggaeton — and won him an undeniable seal of approval from an audience that has high standards for the genre. He’s made appearances since then, notably at his good friend Bad Bunny’s album release event and concert, but this weekend,...

Leading up to the Grammy nominations on Nov. 8, Rolling Stone is breaking down 13 different categories. For each, we’re predicting the nominees, as well as who will (and who should) win on Grammy night.

Latin music keeps reaching new heights: This year, it’s already the fastest-growing genre on streaming, and an RIAA report recently showed that it set a record by generating $685 million in the first half of 2024 alone. So much of that success has been because of urbano genres like reggaeton and trap, and mega-stars like Bad Bunny and Feid.

A music genre born in the barrios of Puerto Rico permeated into the mainstream and up the charts. Its story is told through Reggaeton: The Sound that Conquered the World, a new docuseries from Peacock. Executive producer and director Omar Acosta teamed up with Daddy Yankee to spotlight the cultural touchstones, evolution, and impact of Reggaeton. Daddy Yankee’s song Gasolina became a global phenomenon 20 years ago, solidifying him as the “King of Reggaeton.” Others who helped put the Latin, hip-hop, and Caribbean-infused sound on the map are also interviewed for the docuseries. Names like Bad Bunny, Feid, Ivy Queen, J. Balvin, Karol G, Myke Towers, Nicky Jam, Rauw Alejandro, Shaggy, Vico C. and more. Here Acosta provides insight on the making of the project and why it hits close to home. Bad Bunny performs onstage during the 2023 Grammy Awards (Kevin Winter/Staff) Reggaeton is often lumped together with other genres of music.

Reggaeton goes global in the first trailer for Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World. The four-part docuseries, premiering Oct. 3 on Peacock, traces the genre back to its cultural origins. The series puts a spotlight on the artists who played a crucial role in establishing reggaeton, while also championing the new wave of musicians working to ensure it leaves a mark on modern music history.

Helmed by executive producer Daddy Yankee, Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World responds to dissenters who once claimed that the genre would die out...

Peacock is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with the premiere of its new four-part docuseries, “Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World,” on October 3. The show features interviews with executive producer Daddy Yankee, as well as pivotal Reggaeton figures Bad Bunny, Feid, Ivy Queen, J Balvin, Karol G, Vico C, and many more. Watch the trailer below.

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Unveiling the riveting narrative of Reggaeton’s global journey, “Reggaeton: The Sound That Conquered the World” explores the genre’s evolution from its beginnings in the barrios of Puerto Rico to its current status as a cultural and commercial powerhouse in the global music industry. The stellar lineup includes Myke Towers, Rauw Alejandro, Shaggy, and more, offering an immersive dive into the genre’s vibrant origins and unstoppable momentum, showcasing its unparalleled impact on the world stage.

“They say Reggaeton was going to die a million times,...

The Latin Recording Academy announced the nominations for the 2024 Latin Grammys — and for the second year in a row, the sought-out producer and songwriter Edgar Barrera is at the top of the pack, with nine nods for his work with artists like Shakira, Grupo Frontera, Karol G, and more. Just behind him are Bad Bunny and Karol G, who cinched eight nods each for the albums they released last year: Bad Bunny saw several songs from Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana make it into major categories, including Record Of The Year,...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Charli Xcx taps upcoming tour mate Troye Sivan for a slick Brat remix, FKA Twigs teases her highly anticipated album with its wide-ranging title track, and Tate McRae serves up a Britney-inspired pop gem. Plus, new music from Katy Perry, Doechii, The Weeknd, and more.

Charli Xcx feat. Troye Sivan, “Talk Talk” (YouTube)

FKA Twigs, “Eusexua” (YouTube)

Tate McRae, “It’s Ok, I’m Ok” (YouTube)

Katy Perry feat.

J Balvin is the first to admit he was in a dark place a few years ago. In 2022, the Colombian star postponed a major tour, beefed with rapper Residente, and faced intense criticism about his song with Tokischa, “Perra,” just to name a few incidents. So he decided to pack his bags and take some time off, opting instead to spend time with his wife Valentina Ferrer, and their now-3-year-old son Río. “Maybe, that’s what I needed,” he tells Rolling Stone. “After you hit the floor for some reason,...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Beabadoobee finds bliss in Malibu, Latto keeps it old school, and J Balvin enlists Feid for a supercharged reggaeton track. Plus, new music from Finneas, Zedd and Remi Wolf, Addison Rae and Katy Perry.

Beabadoobee, “Beaches” (YouTube)

Latto, “S/O to Me” (YouTube)

J Balvin, Feid, “Doblexxó” (YouTube)

Finneas, “For Cryin’ Out Loud!” (YouTube)

Zedd feat. Remi Wolf, “Lucky” (YouTube)

Addison Rae, “Diet Pepsi” (YouTube)

Katy Perry,...

Gordo is one of those artists-producers who has been around for years — his name casually appearing on a constant stream of hits from all of your favorites. He’s done it all at this point. He’s been DJ’ing for more than 20 years, first getting notice in the mid-2010s as DJ Carnage and then going on to pioneer house, club, and techno sounds across the globe. He’s experimented with reggaeton and Latin styles as well, playing massive festivals and launching tours across Latin America. In hip-hop, he’s dropped massive chart-toppers,...

Back in 2022, Álvaro Díaz released Felicilandia, an album named and inspired by a fictional amusement park he dreamed up that represented a safe, euphoric world. Earlier this year, when he shared the artwork for his latest LP Sayonara, fans were surprised to see that the cover illustration pictured Felicilandia, with all its rides and cheerful mascots, completely destroyed.

Both albums – and the two universes on them – are intrinsically linked, showing that Díaz methodically planned Sayonara with the release of Felicilandia. While Feliclandia was a story rooted in finding happiness and...

J Balvin is back with new music and feeling completely “recharged.” On Thursday, the reggaeton star announced his album Rayo, reviving the lightning themes of his magnum opus 2016 LP, Energía. He also revealed the album’s 15-song track list — which includes collabs with Feid, Ryan Castro, Bad Gyal, and Carín León — and dropped a single, “Gaga,” featuring Saiko.

“Life has shown me that breaks are essential for human growth. I’m here again, recharged with energy, grateful and enjoying music like when I started,” Balvin wrote in Spanish on Instagram.

Just before Colombian superstar Feid took the stage at Madison Square Garden, the audience was crawling with mini-Feids, ready to be taken to their leader. Guys completely dressed the part, donning Feid’s signature white T-shirt, white sunglasses, and backwards cap. Girls, meanwhile, showed up in Nineties-core, channeling the spirit of Feid’s recent projects, which have been inspired by everything from early hip hop to Are You Afraid of the Dark?

So much of Feid’s appeal has been his specific, idiosyncratic personal brand — the uniform, the neon green...

The hypnotic guitar loop that opens the wildly successful ballad “Ferxxo 100” by reggaeton superstar Feid is the subject of a new copyright infringement lawsuit filed by a Grammy-nominated producer who claims his work was sampled on three Feid songs without proper pay or credit.

Belgian producer Sébastien Julien Alfred Graux says in a new complaint filed Monday in federal court in California that Feid, along with co-producers Sky Rompiendo and Jowan, met him in face-to-face meetings in either Miami or Colombia before collaborating with him and knowingly sampling his work...

It’s a known fact that Bad Bunny saves his best shows for his homeland of Puerto Rico. The shows are longer, the guests are cooler, his monologues are more colorful, and his enthusiasm is through the roof.

This was the case when Bad Bunny made a three-day stop at San Juan’s José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum for his Most Wanted Tour this weekend, promoting his latest album Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana. The local movie theater chain Caribbean Cinemas announced they would livestream the Friday and...

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Sabrina Carpenter begs her lover not to embarass her in a synthy, twangy follow-up to “Espresso,” Charli Xcx side-eyes her own ubiquity on a hyper-pop earworm, and Tems invites into her smooth, spiritual world on a highlight from her long-awaited debut album. Plus, new music from Zach Bryan, Halsey, Raye, and more.

Sabrina Carpenter, “Please Please Please” (YouTube)

Charli Xcx, “365” (YouTube)

Tems, “Wickedest” (YouTube)

Zach Bryan,...

CBS’ The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon kicked off the week of May 13 by splitting first place in the late night ratings race.

Most of the shows, including the aforementioned offerings, shed viewers relative to the Monday before.

Per Nielsen live-plus-same-day data, Colbert’s Late Show averaged 1,952,000 total viewers and 186,000 P18-49 viewers on May 13, 2024. That’s -11% and -40%, respectively, from the previous Monday. Steve Carell, and Paul Simon were Colbert’s guests this past Monday.

Fallon’s Tonight Show averaged 1,223,000 total viewers with 187,000 P18-49 viewers this past Monday. That’s -3% and -14%, respectively, from the Monday prior. Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Bailey, Michelle Wie West were Fallon’s guests. Young Miko featuring Feid performed on the program.

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Feid and Yandel just brought their party single “Brickell’ to life. On Tuesday evening, the reggaeton pair — who collaborated on recent EP Manifesting 20-05 — hosted thousands of fans on Brickell Avenue Bridge for a massive party.

In some videos, Feid, aka Ferxxo, and Yandel could be seen dancing around and waving at fans from atop a yacht as fans watched from other boats while the duo’s music blasted on speakers. One user captured police officers dispersing a large crowd. Feid also shared videos of other folks on boats following his own.

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Live music fans who’ve been patiently waiting to see their favorite artists on tour, from Janet Jackson to Peso Pluma, are in for a surprise this week. Just in time for the summer touring season, concert promoter Live Nation has made it a little more affordable to get to an upcoming show with the return of their annual Concert Week event. The promotion gets you access to...

New Delhi, May 2 (IANSlife) Airbnb introduces Icons, a new category of extraordinary experiences hosted by the greatest names in music, film, television, art, sports, and more. Presenting the first 11 Icons on Airbnb, the new experience drops worldwide throughout the year.

Icons let guests step into worlds one can only ever dream of. Drift off in the Up house. Spend the night in the Ferrari Museum. Hang out with Kevin Hart.

Brian Chesky, Co-Founder and CEO of Airbnb said, “Icons take you inside worlds that only existed in your imagination—until now. As life becomes increasingly digital, we focus on bringing more magic into the real world. With Icons, we’ve created the most extraordinary experiences on Earth.”

The first 11 Icons:

Drift off in the Up house: Sleep inside one of Disney and Pixar’s most iconic homes—and yes, it floats. You’ll explore Carl’s world in this detailed re-creation of his home,...

If you ever watched Pixar’s heartwarming, imaginative 2009 film Up and thought, “Wow, I’d sure love to see what that big floating house would be like to live in,” you might be getting your chance.

As a part of Airbnb’s new “Icons” line of vacation homes, the house from Up has been painstakingly recreated in Abiquiu, New Mexico and is available to book now. The Airbnb listing, which celebrates the 15th anniversary of Up, is “hosted” by the film’s protagonist Carl Frederickson and features a myriad of elements from the original film — Ellie’s Adventure Book, Dug the talking dog, and yes, the balloons. The listing features a photo of the balloon-laden property being lifted by a crane high up in the air, so if you rent, you might want to hold onto the porch railing when stepping outside.

The two-bed, one-bathroom “Up House” also promises activities like “wilderness excursions,...

Happy Concert Week! Rolling Stone can exclusively unveil that Peso Pluma, Feid, and Fuerza Regida are among the cohort of Latino artists joining Live Nation’s annual initiative of lowering ticket prices to $25 and shaving off pesky fees for an entire week.

Among the 900 artists joining the initiative is a large group of Latino acts, including Mon Laferte, Chiquis, Los Bukis on their historic Vegas residency, Mexican pop group Belanova on their reunion tour, and ranchera superstar Pepe Aguilar on his Jaripeo Hasta Los Huesos tour.

“Teaming up with Live...

Colombian stars Karol G and Feid walked away with the most wins at the Latin American Music Awards, which took place last night in Las Vegas. Both artists, who happen to be romantically linked, got awards in some of the biggest categories at the ceremony.

Though she didn’t attend in person, Karol G won Artist of the Year and Album of the Year while her song “Tqg” with Shakira won Song of the Year. She was also recognized as Global Latin Artist of the Year, Urban Artist of the Year,...

On Monday, the Latin American Music Awards announced that Becky G will help host the awards show scheduled for April 25. The Mexican American musician will share the hosting mic with stars Alejandra Espinoza, Carlos Ponce, and Thalia, and will also perform her recent single “Mercedes” alongside Oscar Maydon.

“Hosting and performing at the Latin AMAs, just after releasing ‘Mercedes,’ feels like stepping into a whirlwind of excitement and creativity,” Becky G told The Hollywood Reporter. “It’s a celebration of past achievements and future aspirations, all wrapped up into a...

Becky G has been tapped to join the 2024 Latin American Music Awards ceremony as a host and performer.

The Mexican-American singer will serve as a host for the show, airing April 25 on Univision and its sibling networks, alongside previously announced talents Alejandra Espinoza, an actor and presenter; Carlos Ponce, a singer-songwriters and TV personality; and singer Thalia.

Becky G also will perform her new song, “Mercedes,” during the 2024 Latin AMAs alongside Mexican music artist Oscar Maydon, who is featured on the track. Becky G, who has won a total of eight Latin AMAs over her career, is nominated this year for best collaboration, urban, for “Arranca,” featuring Omega.

“Hosting and performing at the Latin AMAs, just after releasing ‘Mercedes,’ feels like stepping into a whirlwind of excitement and creativity,” Becky G said. “It’s a celebration of past achievements and future aspirations, all wrapped up into a vibrant event that honors nuestra música.

Rauw Alejandro’s album is loading … and he has one final fiery collab with Sky Rompiendo before he clocks into a completely new era.

On Friday, Sky Rompiendo released his electronic track “Espectacular,” featuring Rauw. The song hears Rauw singing about a sexy pole dancer who “looks spectacular,” as the song title suggests. In an accompanying video, the duo is seen among a group of blurred-out dancers and bikini-clad women dancing around a glowing pole.

“Today I think one of my favorite songs this year comes out ,” Rauw Alejandro wrote on X/Twitter on Thursday.

After Day One of Coachella saw artists such as Sabrina Carpenter and Young Miko take inspiration from the Eighties, Day Two was a celebration of the Nineties thanks to reunion performances from No Doubt and Sublime, and the 2000s with Ice Spice’s Y2K aesthetic and the presence of Vampire Weekend.

Unlike in years past where the heat took over for the vast majority of the day, the cold took over the Coachella festival grounds early in the afternoon. By Tyler, the Creator and No Doubt’s set fans...