July 2026

Burna Boy is set to share the stage with Justin Bieber and Shakira at the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final halftime show, and the lineup is already generating serious buzz across the music world.

Lil Wayne didn’t just cancel a show in Bangor, Maine this summer. He came back to social media to explain exactly why, telling fans he had been dealing with a severe migraine that doctors believed could trigger an epileptic seizure, and that they advised him not to board his flight at all.

The most interesting thing about 50 Cent’s new STARZ series isn’t the boxing or even the crime empire at its center.

Thirty-five years after it topped charts across three continents, Maxi Priest’s “Close to You” just picked up its first-ever British certification.

Nobody in that Paris arena saw it coming. Rema stood centre-stage beneath a massive winged raven sculpture, got thousands of people singing along to the old Nigerian National Anthem, and then, without a single word of warning, let “Kelebu” rip through the speakers and watched the whole place fall apart.

Koffee has officially confirmed her second studio album is dropping in November 2026, and the detail that stands out most is just how long fans have been waiting.

Shenseea just pulled off something no Jamaican woman has ever done before, and she did it on one of the biggest stages in global music.

After an orgy of violence and gunfire shattered what was meant to be one of Carnival season’s biggest after-parties several weeks ago, popular podcaster Jaii Frais and music producer Jahvy Ambassador remain at the centre of one of Jamaica’s most closely watched criminal cases.

Beenie Man, Future Fambo For years, Beenie Man and Future Fambo were more than collaborators. They were brothers in dancehall—sharing hit records, stages and a friendship that seemed unbreakable.

Mr. Vegas isn’t staying quiet about what he says is a serious and ongoing threat to his safety.