Amy Lee discusses her search for authenticity on an internet flooded with deepfake videos of herself, and the band's first album since 2021, 'Sanctuary.' "There's nothing creepier than scrolling through and seeing an AI version of myself."
Ortega revealed she joined the bloody, over-the-top camp classic "Taste" video just a few days before shooting: "I swear nothing was planned, we were just running around."
"Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys" has hit Number One on the UK's Official Rock & Metal Albums chart for the second time, with the band holding down the top two spots.
Curb Records artist Harper Grace is a little nervous about one line in her captivating new single "underneath the harvest moon": the chorus phrase "knockin'-boots kinda mood" is giving listeners other ideas.
Singer and social-media star Addison Rae is bringing Y2K pop aesthetics to Fortnite: outfits inspired by the "Fame Is a Gun" video and her tour stages are coming to the game.
Billboard's Greatest Pop Stars podcast reviews the month of July: Madonna's "Confessions II" album, Taylor Swift's wedding, Lollapalooza, and the star-studded halftime show at the World Cup final.
After the "Eternal Sunshine" tour wraps in London on Sept. 1, Ariana Grande is pulling back from public life; following endless speculation about her health, she's also exited the West End staging of the Sondheim musical "Sunday in the Park with George."
Benny Blanco brought together his wife Selena Gomez and Becky G for the cumbia-flavored "Te Olvido (La La)," the first preview of his upcoming album "Hermoso."
The band is under investigation after unfurling a Palestinian flag and leading the crowd in chants of "Free Palestine" during their Singapore concert; two members have been banned from entering the country.
Adam Lambert, runner-up on "American Idol" in 2009, built a career spanning half a century with a glam-rock voice that never fit the show's mold: solo albums, more than a decade fronting Queen, and a return to musical theater.
The Rage Against the Machine guitarist has announced 'Everyone Gets Everything They Want,' described as his first "solo rock album." The lead single from the 12-track album, which features Serj Tankian, Caleb Shomo, and Kneecap, is inspired by the true story of three young Dutch women who fought the Nazis.
Revolver's weekly roundup this time spans hardcore, metalcore, gospel-metal fusion, and alternative detours. Six tracks, from Avenged Sevenfold's surprising new direction to Misery Index's return after four years.