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The Hives have shared a mashup of ‘Hate To Say I Told You So’ and Chappell Roan‘s ‘Hot To Go’ – listen below.The Swedish indie rock outfit paired their 2000 ‘Veni Vidi Vicious’ track with Roan’s imminently danceable ‘The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess‘ number, layering her vocals alongside their iconic guitar.Shared on X/Twitter yesterday (February 3), they spliced videos of Roan’s record-breaking Lollapalooza set with clips of themselves performing, much to the delight of fans, who dubbed it the “collab of the century” and joked that a better title, namely ‘Hate To Say I’m HOT TO GO’, was “RIGHT THERE” for them to use – check out the video below.HOT TO SAY I TOLD YOU GO.@ChappellRoan pic.twitter.com/Zv73e8ti3x— The Hives (@TheHives) February 3, 2025In 2023, The Hives shared ‘The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons’, marking their first new music after an 11-year hiatus, which they later followed up with a music video for their single ‘Rigor Mortis Radio’.The Filip Nilsson-directed video followed the band wrapping up a whole list of summer tour dates, acting as support for the Foo Fighters as they embarked on their North American tour.Prior to that, they also kicked off their UK and Ireland tour, and spoke to NME about their latest LP. During the interview, lead singer Howlin’ Pelle Almqvist called the Arctic Monkeys “the only good really popular band.”“We toured with them in South America about 10 years ago and had a great time, so I’m really happy they wanted us back,” he said.

Ethan Shanfeld Music’s biggest night drew 15.4 million viewers on CBS Sunday night, as the Grammys raised nearly $9 million to aid wildfire relief efforts in California. Last year’s Grammys brought in an average 16.9 million viewers, which marked a 34% increase from the year before. That figure included Nielsen’s measurement of linear views on CBS and Paramount Global’s own data regarding streams on Paramount+, CBS.com and the CBS app.

Associated Press (AP) has issued an apology after two of its reporters cut off Babyface to speak to Chappell Roan during an interview at the Grammys 2025.Leslie Ambriz and Krysta Fauria were talking to the singer-songwriter and producer – real name Kenneth Brian Edmonds – at last Sunday’s ceremony (February 2), which was held at LA’s Crypto.com Arena.Midway through one of Babyface’s answers, Fauria interrupted by shouting “Chappell! Chappell!” after spotting Roan arriving on the red carpet. In response, Babyface said: “You guys wanna do that? Go and do that.”He quickly handed back the microphone and walked away, with Ambriz offering a brief apology.

Olivia Rodrigo and Louis Patridge are stepping out for a bite to eat.

Grammys.The actress and model made the comments to Variety while on the red carpet yesterday (February 2) as a guest of Charli XCX.She said, while revealing that she’s currently working on her own TV and movie scripts: “We don’t want reboots. We don’t want remakes. We don’t want the sequel.

Chappell Roan spoke out in support of the trans community at the 2025 Grammys last night (February 2).The former NME Cover star, who won the Best New Artist, at the LA ceremony used her speech to take aim at record labels by talking about her past experience as a struggling new artist.Lady Gaga used her speech during her victory for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with Bruno Mars to offer her support to the trans community.She said: “I just want to say tonight that trans people are not invisible. Trans people deserve love.

Taylor Swift was seen dancing to Billie Eilish’s live rendition of ‘Birds Of A Feather’ at the 2025 Grammys. Check it out below.It took place at the 67th Grammys ceremony, which was held in Los Angeles last night (February 2).

M3GAN dances to Chappell Roan in the first trailer for horror sequel M3GAN 2.0.In the 44 second clip, posted on X (formerly Twitter) this morning (February 3), the AI doll walks in silhouette towards the camera before performing her dance from the first film, this time to Roan’s song ‘Femininomenon’.During the dance, the titles reveal the release date of the highly-anticipated sequel, saying: “On June 27 his bitch is back”. A spotlight them reveals M3GAN, who says “Miss me?” to the camera before winking.The film’s director, Gerard Johnstone, has returned for the sequel, with star Violet McGraw coming back as Cady alongside Allison Williams as Gemma, her aunt and M3GAN’s inventor.

Doechii has released a new song titled ‘Nosebleeds’ in celebration of her watershed Grammy win.The hip-hop artist won the coveted Best Rap Album at the awards ceremony last night (February 2) with her mixtape ‘Alligator Bites Never Heal’, beating out the likes of Eminem, J. Cole and Future.

Many of the best moments of the night at the Grammys didn’t actually happen on television.

Chappell Roan has won the Best New Artist award at the ongoing 67th Grammy Awards, and her speech took aim at record labels by talking about her past experience as a struggling new artist.The former NME Cover star has accrued six Grammy nominations, including Record of the Year for ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ and Album of the Year for ‘The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess’.Chappell Roan won Best New Artist, beating the likes of Doechii (who won Best Rap Album), Benson Boone, Raye, and Shaboozey.The pop artist – who, before that, gave a rousing clown-themed performance of ‘Pink Pony Club’ atop a giant pink horse – showed up in an Pagliacci-esque outfit and took the stage to deliver her acceptance speech, in which she previously teased that she will “say something controversial”.Her resulting speech turned out to be a plea to record labels for better protections for up-and-coming artists.She began: “I told myself that if I ever won a Grammy and got to stand up here before the most powerful people in music, I would demand that labels in the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists would offer a liveable wage and health care, especially developing artists.”Her speech had already drawn applause by then, with artists like Taylor Swift giving her a standing ovation.

Grammy winner Babyface getting abruptly cut off during a red carpet interview on the Grammys red carpet has gone viral – check it out below.During the red carpet event, Babyface, who has won numerous Grammys for his performance and production work, was speaking to two reporters from Associated Press (AP) as Chappell Roan walked by them.Though mid-answer, Babyface was swiftly cut off as the interviewers called out for Chappell. Babyface appeared stunned, but approached the incident diplomatically, telling the reporters: “You guys wanna do that? Go do that.”The interviews offer him a quick apology before turning their attention to Chappell Roan, who would go on to be crowned Best New Artist later during the ceremony.

Chappell Roan took home Best New Artist at the 2025 Grammy awards show on Sunday and used her speech to advocate for something important: healthcare and living wages for musicians. Reading from a notebook on stage, the singer called out record labels and "the industry profiting millions of dollars off of artists" and shared her own experience losing healthcare after getting dropped from her label right before the pandemic.

Olivia Rodrigo and Louis Partridge don’t make appearances together that often, but they just stepped out together for the Grammys!

The Best New Artist nominees are hitting the red carpet!

The 67th annual Grammys show has packed this year’s Best New Artist category with an eclectic — and impressive — crop of musicians.Combine soulful crooners Benson Boone and Teddy Swims with female rapper Doechii, country/hip-hop artist Shaboozey, British singer-songwriter Raye and pop funk fusion trio Khruangbin, along with pop princess Sabrina Carpenter plus “Midwest Princess” Chappell Roan, and you get a Grammy graduating class of all-stars.Get to know all the Best New Artist contenders before the 2025 Grammys kick off Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m.

scored the most nominations for the 67th annual Grammy Awards. 32 gramophone winner Beyoncé leads the list with 11 nominations, while Swift and Eilish scored 6 and 7 nods, respectively.All three pop divas are vying for Album of the Year: Beyoncé for “Cowboy Carter,” Swift for “The Tortured Poets Department” and Eilish for “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” but all eyes are on Queen Bey to see if she finally wins the highly sought-after honor.

RELATED: The Post’s Chuck Arnold’s Grammy predictions – who should win and who will win?Beyoncé is this year’s most-nominated artist on the heels of her “Cowboy Carter” album; with 11 nominations, she set a new Grammy record for most one-year nominations by a female artist. Trailing behind her with eight nominations each are Charli xcx, thanks to a big “brat” summer, and Post Malone, while Billie Eilish and Kendrick Lamar have seven each.

Simply being nominated for an award at the Grammys is truly an honor for any musician. That’s especially the case for anyone who has picked up a Best New Artist nod.

Lady Gaga debuted a new song at the FireAid benefit concert for the Los Angeles wlldfires this week in the form of ‘All I Need Is Time’ – watch below.The song was written by Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky and is directly inspired by the devastating fires themselves, with Gaga giving it its first public performance during her headline set at the Intuit Dome on Thursday (January 30).“I think we all need a lot of things right now, but I think something we may also need is time,” Gaga told the crowd before playing the jaunty piano-led song. See the footage here:Gaga also played two tracks from A Star Is Born at FireAid – ‘Shallow’ and ‘Always Remember Us This Way’.It is unclear whether ‘All I Need Is Time’ will be included on her upcoming eighth album ‘Mayhem’, which is coming out on March 7.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars are set to perform a tribute to Los Angeles at the 67th Grammy Awards.The 2025 ceremony takes place tomorrow night (February 2), with Billie Eilish, Charli XCX, Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, RAYE, and Coldplay’s Chris Martin previously announced as performers.Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. confirmed in January that the ceremony would proceed as planned despite the destruction that has struck Los Angeles earlier in the year, but would double as a fundraising event.The Recording Academy and MusiCares have launched the Los Angeles Fire Relief Effort, and donated US$1million to “provide both immediate relief and long-term support to individuals and families in the music industry facing displacement and loss due to the disaster.”Now, it’s been revealed that Gaga and Mars, who are nominated for Song of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for their track ‘Die With a Smile’, will be taking to the stage to perform “a special tribute to the city of Los Angeles and those affected by the wildfires”.A post shared by Recording Academy / GRAMMYs (@recordingacademy)It follows Gaga closing FireAid LA, a benefit concert that took place on Thursday (January 30) to raise funds for the victims of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, with a song written by her fiancé Michael Polansky.