Saturday Night Live host and musical guest Harry Styles performed two songs from his new album, Kiss All the Time, Disco, Ocassionally.
Styles, who launched the 12-track album t a show in Manchester, England last week, opened with “Dance No More.”
The English singer wrote or co-wrote all the songs on his fourth studio album, which Rolling Stone‘s Joe Levy called “delightfully strange, often lovely, and consistently fascinating.” Kid Harpoon, a frequent Styles collaborator, produced it with Tyler Johnson. Additional tracks include “Arpeture” and “American Girls.”
Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh has teamed up with pop singer Sia and EDM producer David Guetta for a new international collaboration called “Ranjha.”
A snippet of the track was first played publicly on Tuesday (March 10) inside a classroom at Toronto Metropolitan University, where students attending a course dedicated to global star Dosanjh heard an early preview of the song before it drops publicly this Friday (March 13).
Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress‘ “Stateside” is one of the top 10 songs over in the States, and after the Swedish pop star worked her entire career to make it happen, she couldn’t be happier to finally achieve that milestone.
Bruno Mars notches his second No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart, and first in more than a decade, as The Romantic debuts atop the tally (dated March 14). The set launches with 186,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States in the week ending March 5, according to Luminate. Mars was last on top with his second full-length studio album, Unorthodox Jukebox, which climbed to No. 1 in March 2013 (nearly three months after it debuted). In turn, The Romantic is also Mars’ first No. 1-debuting album.
Metallica is coming to Las Vegas. After announcing an eight-show residency called Life Burns Faster at the popular Sphere venue, the legendary metal band is already adding more and more dates, including another six shows bringing the total up to 24 as of press time. Similar to the Eagles‘ or Backstreet Boys‘ Sphere residencies, it wouldn’t be a surprise if Metallica keeps extending its Vegas run as the year goes on.
If you live in the Phoenix area or plan to travel there for this year’s NCAA Women’s Final Four, make sure to go check out Kehlani perform as she headlines the Super Saturday Concert.
AT&T is the presenting sponsor of the 2026 Women’s Final Four Super Saturday Concert in Phoenix featuring Grammy-winning singer Kehlani as the headliner. To celebrate March Madness and the Women’s Final Four tournament, AT&T is hosting a free concert in Hance Park on Saturday, April 4. AT&T customers can enjoy expedited entry through the AT&T Fast Lane.
The titles of some of the next songs to hit the Billboard charts (probably) have been unveiled, with BTS sharing the tracklist for its new album, ARIRANG, on Tuesday (March 3).
Harry Styles is celebrating the release of his new album “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” with a Netflix concert film. The pop star’s first show in nearly three years — taking place this Friday in Manchester, England — is being filmed and will be available to stream on Sunday, March 8 at 7 p.m. GMT/ 3 p.m. ET/ 12 p.m. PT. The news follows Styles’ first-ever live performance of the era this past weekend at the BRIT Awards, where he showed off his choreography skills to the album’s lead single “Aperture.”
Shakira wrapped up the extensive Mexican leg of her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour on Sunday (March 1) with a new record, gathering 400,000 people for a free concert at the Zócalo in Mexico City. It was the largest audience ever assembled in the country’s main public square, according to figures from the city’s government, and marked the Colombian superstar’s return there for the first time since her debut in 2007.
Fresh off performing at the Super Bowl and kick-starting her latest arena tour — including as top in Minneapolis last week that raised $600,000 for families affected by ICE operations in Minnesota — the high-profile honors keep coming for Brandi Carlile.
The Washington artist and activist has been name done of Time magazine's 2026 Women of the Year.
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