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2014 hit album, “Cheek to Cheek.”Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, timed the announcement to celebrate Bennett’s 95th birthday on Tuesday, accompanied by a video of the album artwork.“The day we released “Cheek To Cheek” in 2014, @itstonybennett called me and asked me if I wanted to record another album with him, this time celebrating the songs of Cole Porter,” she wrote. “I’m always honored to sing with my friend Tony, so of course I accepted the invitation.

sophomore album “Faith.”The star-studded tracklist features major rappers such as Kid Cudi, Kanye West and Kodak Black, as well as pop star Dua Lipa. Pop Smoke, who hailed from Canarsie, skyrocketed to fame in 2019 with the release of a pair of mixtapes: “Meet the Woo, V.1” and “Meet the Woo, V.2.”However, his rise was cut short when he was shot and killed during a home invasion in February 2020, with two men and two teens subsequently charged with his murder.

official website shows the perky peach pic alongside a message to fans: “ARRIVING IN 2021 … PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE.” The site also gives a link to sign up for a newsletter for updates about the forthcoming album or single, which was not specified.Lorde’s sophomore album, “Melodrama,” was released four years ago, and fans have been speculating new music from the Grammy winner was imminent. It’s been radio silence on the “Royals” singer’s Instagram and Twitter accounts, apart from a few posts from several years ago.

is on the way, and he teased what’s to come by releasing a new single, “Last Train Home,” featuring country artist Maren Morris — and fans say the synthy sound is giving them distinct 1980s soft-rock vibes.“So John Mayer just made Africa by Toto? I am not mad at it,” wrote Barstool Sports writer Kevin Clancy.“Can’t stop thinking about John Mayer becoming an 80s rock god in 2021,” added Bally Sports journalist Pete Blackburn.It’s not just the fellas getting the feels for the song and accompanying music video, either.

Rock Stars on the Record: The Albums That Changed Their Lives” (Diversion Books), out now. “If I was good enough, they’d let me stay and be the bartender and deejay for their make-out parties,” says Farrell, who played records from his siblings’ huge record collection, which spanned the Beatles and James Brown to Jamaican singer Millie Small. But it was during sleep-away camp that a counselor introduced Farrell to the album that would give his life purpose: “The Concert for Bangladesh,” a 1971 live triple album of a charity concert hosted by former Beatle George Harrison. Farrell says that album gave him the passion to put on his own concert someday.

On “Good Morning America,” the singer revealed that she’s finished re-taping “Fearless” after the rights to her beloved album were sold. The record will be released on April 9, according to her website, however a vinyl of the new creation can be pre-ordered.

her appearance as host of “Saturday Night Live” last year, which would have been the perfect moment to do so.Now, Carr is adding to the anticipation, teasing Grazia UK readers that Adele’s new record, which fans have tentatively dubbed “32” — in accord with the previous three albums, named for her age during recording — is due to ship next month. The “Hello” singer’s close pal was asked whose album would drop in February — “Adele, Cardi B or Rihanna?” — and he was quick to answer.

posted a clip of him dancing, using a filter that showed three of him, matching the title to his album, “McCartney III.”“That feeling when your album goes to Number One on the US Billboard Top Album Sales Chart!” the Beatles legend wrote with the clip.Macca beat Taylor Swift’s “Evermore” to the top spot in what Billboard said was the biggest sales week for a rock album by a solo artist since his own “Egypt Station” two years ago, Billboard said.He had similar success in the UK, giving a “big thank you to everyone” as he showed off his No.

dropped via social media, they navigate the frenetic freeway of love, singing, “You keep making it harder to stay / But I still can’t run away / I gotta know why can’t you, why can’t you just let me go?”The video includes an eye-popping dedication toward the end that reads, “IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALL MY EXES” and is punctuated by the words “EAT S–T.” It then closes with a clip of drag legend Divine uttering a line from John Waters’ trash-tastic 1974 film “Female Trouble”: “I’m a free woman now and my life is just ready to begin.”We get the message, ladies!Cyrus, 27, has been hyping tracks from her album “Plastic Hearts,” out Nov. 27, which will feature collabs with Lipa, 25, and rock legends Joan Jett and Billy Idol.

Paris Jackson — the 22-year-old heiress to the King of Pop’s throne.There is not one single Michael-esque moment on her debut album, “Wilted,” which arrives on Friday as if out of nowhere.It’s like she never once heard “Billie Jean,” “Beat It” or “Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough” in her life, let alone grew up in Neverland.

The time in her bedroom resulted in 11 songs on the concept album, “Wilted,” released by Republic Records, and out on Nov. 13.

But at the end of the trip, Nicks tripped in the snow and fractured her knee: “I was like screaming as I went through the air and saw the gravel driveway coming toward my face and just made a quick turn. So, I didn’t fall face down and caught myself.

500 Greatest Albums of All Time list released by Rolling Stone this week.)The LP that gave us such hits as “U Got the Look,” “I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man” and, of course, the title track, is getting a lot of love with Friday’s reissue blowout. The Super Deluxe Edition includes a whopping 63 previously unreleased tracks from the Purple One’s vaunted vaults.Here are some of the tracks that’ll have you partying like it’s 1987 all over again.Prince sounds as if he’s testifying for his very life — or for a lady love — on this righteous gospel-funk jam recorded in 1988.

Reckless representative tells Rolling Stone. “We posted that we had the CDs on our Instagram and they were gone in about an hour.

Mariah Carey has announced “The Rarities,” a collection of unreleased tracks, B-sides and other rarities from the pop star, out Oct. 2.The compilation will feature recordings from across Carey’s three-decade career, from 1990 to 2020, some of which will be explored in her upcoming memoir, “The Meaning of Mariah Carey.” It will also include a second disc of never-before-released full-length audio from “Live at the Tokyo Dome,” Carey’s first live performance in Japan during her 1996 Daydream World Tour.“The Rarities” will also include Carey’s newly recorded song “Save the Day,” which will be released Friday, Aug.

approached by the Queen B — um, yes, Beyoncé — to work with her on last year’s “The Lion King: The Gift” album.Now, as people all over the planet are still streaming Bey’s “Black Is King” on repeat — and hearing Burna Boy’s smooth but funky jam “Ja Ara E” — the international sensation, born Damini Ogulu, is embracing his own ascending stardom with his new album, “Twice as Tall,” out Friday.“It’s a time when everybody has to be the best version of themselves and the strongest version of themselves,” Burna, 29, tells The Post on the phone from London, where he has made his first trip from his Lagos, Nigeria, home base since the pandemic to launch his album.The Grammy-nominated singer — and two-time winner of the BET Award for Best

eighth studio album, which she announced roughly 15 hours before its surprise release, also generated more than 500 million streams across various platforms throughout its debut week. Republic Records, Swift’s music label, announced earlier this week that the album sold over 1.3 million copies in its first 24 hours alone.“Folklore”’s performance has already broken records in the United States and worldwide.

The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart” reached  No. 1 on the Billboard charts, the first-ever comedy album to do so, launching Newhart’s storied 60-year career, including the iconic CBS sitcoms “The Bob Newhart Show” and “Newhart.”“I thought [‘The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart’] might sell maybe 5,000 albums.

Kylie Minogue has released the first single from her upcoming album “Disco,” arriving Nov. 6.The song, “Say Something,” is an introspective dance track with lyrics that feel pertinent for our quarantine days: “We’re a million miles apart in a thousand ways … Love is love it never ends, can we all be as one again?” Minogue produced the track with long-time collaborator Biff Stannard.Disco is Minogue’s 15th album and her first since 2018’s “Golden.

#MC30 Friday series that kicked off on Friday.Fittingly, the Long Island-born singer revealed footage of an early showcase at New York’s now-defunct Club Tatou in 1990.

Raconteurs co-lead singer Brendan Benson is dropping his seventh solo album, “Dear Life,” on Friday, but there’s no doubt which one of his gigs has his heart.