Music

Nothing captures the bizarre contradictions of 2026 quite like Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, performing in the former Soviet republic of Georgia while being backed by Live Nation Israel, a partnership almost impossible to imagine just a year ago.

Amazon Music is turning Puerto Rico into its newest live music stage, and lanched the island's first edition of Amazon Music City Sessions with Yandel, the hometown reggaetón pioneer whose career now stretches from urbano's club roots to orchestral reinvention.

Three young mariachi musicians whose detention by ICE drew national backlash earlier this year are now headed to one of Texas' most beloved stages, opening for Kacey Musgraves during three sold-out shows at Gruene Hall in New Braunfel

Coachella is no longer just a desert pilgrimage. In 2026, the festival has fully evolved into a global broadcast event, with millions tuning in from outside the United States. Whether you are in Latin America, Europe, or anywhere else, watching Coachella live is easier than ever. Here is how to do it, who to watch, and why this year matters especially for Latino representation.

Before serving as SoundCloud's global platform architect and its vice president of community, Baez wore many hats at major tech companies.

Shakira just scored one of those career milestones that feels both overdue and strangely controversial in 2026: a first-time nomination for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Hall announced its 2026 nominees on February 25.

The 2026 edition of the Grammys, music's biggest night, marked a new era for Latino artists, who started the night with historic nominations.

The Mexican-American singer was sentenced to three years of supervised release in the United States for his links to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

The III Points music festival takes place in one of Miami's most promising neighborhoods as a hub for artists of all genres to perform.

Florida's premier music and arts festival, III Points, returns October 17–18 at Mana Wynwood with a bold message: this year, Miami's own voices get louder.

Colombian musicians, B-King and DJ Regio Clown, were found dead in Mexico City after traveling to the capital for a show at a nightclub.

James is credited as a co-writer on Carrie Underwood's 2006 smash hit, "Jesus, Take the Wheel," as well as numerous other iconic country songs.

Celeste Rivas Hernandez was reported missing last year before being found in an impounded Tesla registered to David Anthony "D4vd" Burke.

After starring in several blockbuster films and TV shows, the Peruvian-American star has released a new single.

The rock band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club (BRMC) is demanding that DHS remove a recent video which features their recording of "God's Gonna Cut You Down."

The veteran comedian criticized the Palestinian-American musician for remaining "awfully quiet" as more than 57,000 Palestinians have been killed by Israel since October 2023.

In the wake of anti-Israel rhetoric at the UK's largest festival, Bob Vylan was dropped by their label and denied entry to the U.S. ahead of their upcoming tour.

Google's Gemini AI commercial aimed to highlight everyday usefulness but instead went viral for all the wrong reasons after mixing up James Blunt with Tal Bachman.

Georgia Rep. Hank Johnson posted his own rough rendition of Jimi Hendrix's "Hey Joe"—rewritten as an anti-Trump protest song—in honor of Black Music Month.

Since its inception in 2001, the Primavera Sound music festival has served as a premier hotspot for the world's biggest artists.

Trump lashed out at legendary star Bruce Springsteen Friday morning following the musician's blistering critique of Trump during the kickoff of his tour.

The disgraced mogul and rapper has asked for a delay in his trial new charges were added to his case.

His former bandmates confirmed the Mexican rock legend and bassist's death.

Luis R. Conriquez and his crew had to be escorted out of the venue for safety after enraged concertgoers trashed their music equipment on stage

The awards show, which is set to air on Univision on February 20th, promises to be a star-studded event.

Many members of law enforcement and the general public are familiarizing themselves with an idea that could change the corrido genre.

According to her nephew Francisco Torres, grieving fans of the iconic Mexican singer will be able to say their final goodbyes at a public ceremony.

After spending time focusing on acting and entrepreneurship, the Mexican-American superstar announced that she is making a new album.

The Colombian singer said he felt that the loss opened his eyes and that he will be taking a break from music.

The Colombian superstar won the Grammy award for Best Latin Pop Album.