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  Despite recent turmoil within the band, alt-rock veterans Jane’s Addiction have quietly released a new single titled “True Love,” just four days after an onstage fight led to the cancellation of their latest tour. The release comes after a public altercation on Friday, during which frontman Perry Farrell reportedly punched guitarist Dave Navarro, leaving fans shocked and the tour in limbo. The band has yet to officially promote the new song on its social media platforms, but it was made available on digital streaming services Wednesday morning. Along with the release, a brief press statement was issued, referencing their previous single, “Imminent Redemption,” which dropped in July. The press release offered minimal fanfare, simply stating, “Today, the original line-up — vocalist Perry Farrell, guitarist Dave Navarro, drummer Stephen Perkins, and bassist Eric Avery — debuted the new single ‘True Love,’ available now across all digital streaming platforms.” While the timing of the...

  Sean "Diddy" Combs, a titan in the world of hip-hop, now faces serious legal challenges following his indictment on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering. Known for shaping the hip-hop genre, Diddy's legacy is in question as experts debate whether the accusations will overshadow his contributions to music. The charges, which detail alleged misconduct dating back to 2008, paint a picture of a man accused of abusing and coercing women to maintain his reputation and conceal his actions. For some, this indictment marks a turning point for how Diddy’s music will be viewed. Music journalist Peter A. Berry notes that it's unlikely Combs will ever be seen purely as a musical icon again. "The chance to just be looked at strictly in musical terms is pretty much gone," Berry said. He compares Diddy’s downfall to other disgraced public figures, suggesting that the hip-hop mogul may now be viewed similarly to Bill Cosby, someone whose legacy has been irreparably ...

  Miley Cyrus is facing a lawsuit over her 2023 hit single "Flowers," with allegations of copyright infringement. Tempo Music Investments has filed the suit, claiming that Cyrus' chart-topping self-love anthem bears "striking similarities" to Bruno Mars' 2013 hit "When I Was Your Man." Interestingly, while Mars’ song is at the center of the lawsuit, he himself is not named as a plaintiff. According to Vulture, the lawsuit alleges that "Flowers" and "When I Was Your Man" share both lyrical and musical similarities. In Mars' song, he sings, “I shoulda bought you flowers, and held your hand” and “Take you to every party, cause all you wanted to do was dance.” In a seemingly reflective twist, Cyrus sings, “I can buy myself flowers,” and “I can take myself dancing, and I can hold my own hand.” These connections, along with claims that both songs share the same melody, harmony, and chorus structure, form the basis of the suit. The...

  As the 58th Country Music Association (CMA) Awards approach, all eyes are on Beyoncé Knowles Carter, who could make history by becoming the first Black woman nominated for Album of the Year, thanks to her groundbreaking album Cowboy Carter . The CMA Awards, one of the most prestigious ceremonies in the country music world, will air live from Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena on November 20. Fans are eagerly awaiting the announcement of nominations, which will be revealed later this month, wondering if Beyoncé will reach this significant milestone. Why Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter  Is a Contender for Album of the Year Beyoncé’s eighth studio album Cowboy Carter , released on March 29, has already made waves in the music world, breaking records and earning critical acclaim. The album has been praised for shining a spotlight on Black country artists and celebrating the genre’s rich, diverse roots. With leading singles like “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages” receiving praise from both f...

  Pop sensation Taylor Swift made history once again by taking home seven awards at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs) on Wednesday, tying her with Beyoncé for the most lifetime honors in the history of the event. The 34-year-old superstar now holds 30 VMAs, solidifying her legacy in the music world. The night’s biggest highlight came when Swift won the top honor, Video of the Year, for her visually striking black-and-white video Fortnight , featuring Post Malone . The video, set in a bare psychiatric hospital, reflects the introspective mood of her album The Tortured Poets Department . During her acceptance speech, Swift revealed that despite the video’s somber tone, filming was surprisingly fun.  "This video may seem sad, but it was honestly the most fun video to make," Swift shared. She also gave a shout-out to her boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs football player Travis Kelce, who cheered her on throughout the shoot. "Everything this man touches turns to happiness and fun...

  Megadeth drummer Dirk Verbeuren has publicly criticized a fashion brand for allegedly "stealing" artwork from Soilwork's 2005 album Stabbing the Drama . The high-end hoodie in question, manufactured by Vetements and priced at a staggering $1600, features artwork that closely resembles the Stabbing the Drama cover art, which Verbeuren played drums on. In a post on Instagram, Verbeuren, who left Soilwork to join Megadeth in 2016, expressed his frustration and sought opinions from fellow metalheads. "I'd love to hear your opinion about this Vetements garment including Soilwork's Stabbing the Drama  cover art, created by Mircea Gabriel Eftemie, as well as a bunch of other (sometimes slightly modified) band logos and art," Verbeuren wrote. He questioned whether this was "designer fashion or total rip-off," adding that, to his knowledge, none of the artwork was licensed. "Super Bad?!" he concluded. In addition to Soilwork's album cov...

Louis Tomlinson, former One Direction member and longtime Oasis fan, recently shared his disappointment after failing to secure tickets for Oasis' highly anticipated 2025 reunion tour. Tickets for the tour went on sale on Saturday (August 31) and were sold out by 7 PM, leaving many fans, including Tomlinson, empty-handed. Speaking to Sky Sports’ Martin Brundle at the Italian Grand Prix on September 1, Tomlinson revealed his unsuccessful attempt to get tickets. "I didn’t, I was in the queue, but I never got a number… I did try, I did try," he said, expressing his frustration with the long wait times and the queueing system. When asked if he might be able to leverage his celebrity status to get a free ticket from the Gallagher brothers, Tomlinson replied with a hopeful, "I have my fingers crossed." Oasis' reunion tour has generated massive excitement, especially since it marks the first time in 16 years that Liam and Noel Gallagher will share the stage. The ...

  Maren Morris revealed that she and her 4-year-old son, Hayes, were subjected to death threats after she criticized fellow country singer Morgan Wallen for using a racial slur in 2021. In a recent episode of Sophia Bush’s “Work in Progress” podcast, Morris, 34, opened up about the frightening experience, saying, “As a young mother, the death threats were obviously very scary.” She added, “It wasn’t just threats against me; they were targeting my son, too. It’s shocking when they bring children into it—kids they supposedly care so much about.” Morris, who publicly came out as bisexual in June, shares her son with ex-husband Ryan Hurd. The couple finalized their divorce in January. The controversy began in February 2021 when Wallen was caught on video using the N-word during a night out in Nashville. The "Whiskey Glasses" singer, 31, was heard saying, "Take care of this pussy ass n—-r" as he returned home with friends. Wallen later expressed regret, saying, “There ...

Adele has announced that she’ll be stepping away from music for a while. The Grammy-winning artist broke the news to fans during a concert in Munich over the weekend, revealing that after she completes her Las Vegas residency, she’ll be taking an extended break. “I have 10 shows to do,” Adele told the emotional crowd, “but after that, I will not see you for an incredibly long time, and I will hold you dear in my heart.” This decision isn’t entirely out of the blue. Back in July, Adele hinted at her upcoming hiatus during an interview with Germany’s ZDF public broadcast service, where she said, “I don’t have any plans for new music at all. I want a big break after this, and I think I want to do other creative things, just for a little while.” The singer, who has been performing over 100 shows as part of her Vegas residency since 2022, admitted that the experience has left her feeling like her “tank is quite empty.” But don’t worry, Adele fans—there’s a chance we might see her in a diff...