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Chappell Roan just dropped her brand new country anthem “The Giver“!

Ingrid Andress is distancing herself from her 2024 performance of The National Anthem.

The Molotovs have shared their anthemic debut single ‘More More More’ following their recent Sex Pistols support slot.Produced by Jason Perry (Don Broco, Trash Boat) and mixed/mastered by Blair Crichton of Dead Pony, the energetic track features a bright guitar riff and rolling bass line reminiscent of early 2000s UK indie rock such as The Libertines.“Whoa / All you want is more more more / Yea / Cause I’m quite sure that you don’t really care,” sings frontman and guitarist Mathew Cartlidge during the track’s rowdy chorus. A press release shared that ‘More More More’ is a “rallying cry for the restless, capturing the pursuit of fleeting pleasures while questioning whether doing less might mean more.”Directed by Nico Beyer, the song’s accompanying video sees Cartlidge and his sister and Molotovs’ bassist Issey running down a tube station in suits and performing the song in front of a wall of lights on a stage.Speaking about the song in a press release, Mathew shared: “It’s about existing in a transient relationship that you feel indifferent about.

Emilia, Nicki Nicole and TINI are heating things up!

Yungblud has returned to music with his epic “self-reclaiming” new single ‘Hello Heaven, Hello’. Check it out below.The track, which clocks in at nine minutes and six seconds, features three tempo changes, building to an anthemic chorus in the middle of the song, with the singer – real name Dominic Harrison – belting out, “One step into Heaven / But first, you’ll go to hell and back”, over loud guitars and thrashing drums.‘Hello Heaven, Hello’ then slows down into a more acoustic leaning jam with Harrison singing vulnerably: “There’s a chance I won’t see you tomorrow / So I will spend today saying hello”.Speaking about the song in a press release, the Doncaster musician said: “Rock music is in my DNA.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer After teasing the song for weeks, and months after its live debut, Chappell Roan has released her new country single “The Giver.” The lesbian country anthem is all fiddles and kickin’ up dirt, a hoedown about how it takes a real woman to please another woman: “Ain’t no country boy quitter, I get the job done,” she sings on the chorus. Roan first debuted “The Giver” with a live rendition of the tune during her “Saturday Night Live” performance in Nov.

Lizzo is back and badder than ever!

method dressing may officially be behind us following his best actor loss for “A Complete Unknown,” the actor’s rock-and-roll era lives on in a new GapStudio satin set, designed after the custom fit he wore to the Academy Awards Nominees Dinner earlier this month. For one of his last ensembles of awards seasons, Chalamet wore a custom recreation of Gaps’ Icon jacket and loose jeans in a black Duchesse satin, layered on top of a black silk jersey T-shirt.

Death Stranding 2: On The Beach soundtrack – check out ‘To The Wilder’ below.Yoann Lemoine AKA Woodkid is a french music video director who’s previously worked on iconic videos from Harry Styles, Lana Del Rey, Taylor Swift and Katy Perry. He’s also released two studio albums and a number of standalone singles.Woodkid’s latest song ‘To The Wilder’ is part of the official Death Stranding 2: On The Beach soundtrack and can be heard throughout the new, ten-minute trailer for the game.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic When Ingrid Andress sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” before a pro hockey game in Denver earlier this month, it certainly counted as one of the most fraught renditions of the national anthem in our collective pop-culture history. Andress, one of the most acclaimed young singer-songwriters in country music this past decade, had made headlines last summer for doing a notoriously off-key version of the anthem prior to the MLB Home Run Derby.

Timothee Chalamet wore a custom GapStudio men’s design at the Oscars Nominees Dinner last month and now Gap is selling a version of the outfit!

Naman Ramachandran The U.K. has placed its Eurovision hopes in the hands of girl group Remember Monday, who will represent the country at the 69th Eurovision Song Contest with their upbeat anthem “What The Hell Just Happened?” The trio — comprising vocalists Charlotte, Holly and Lauren — will be the first girl group to represent the U.K. at the contest since 1999.

Lady Gaga‘s new album Mayhem is out now and it includes the song “Garden of Eden.”

Ghost have announced details of a brand new album called ‘Skeletá’. Check out the latest details below, as well as the explosive new single ‘Satanized’.The announcement came as the Swedish occult metal band – led by Tobias Forge – began teasing that a new frontman was on the way, following on from Papa Emeritus IV.Forge has inhabited a series of different characters throughout the band’s career, with a different incarnation fronting the group for every new touring cycle.

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During the WWE Elimination Chamber live event in Canada, a lead-up to April’s WrestleMania, those in attendance booed the U.S. national anthem, much to sports analyst Pat McAfee‘s rage.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic If at first you don’t succeed — and if, in fact, at first you misfire badly enough that it starts a national conversation — try, try again. After a healthy seven-month interval, in this case. Since singing what turned out to be a notorious version of the National Anthem at a high-profile ballgame last July, country singer Ingrid Andress has stayed quietly out of sight, offering an apology and then refraining from subsequent statements or appearances.

Tim Chan If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Disney‘s “Pinocchio” celebrates its 85th anniversary this year and the Mouse House is marking the occasion with a special merch and accessories collection online. The new collection, available now at DisneyStore.com, includes apparel, bags, toys and a limited-edition “Blue Fairy” doll (which has already sold out as of this writing).

David Gray insists his Hibs heroes deserve their moment in the Sunshine on Leith.

As Trump’s tariffs continue to impact foreign relations, Chantal Kreviazuk made a statement at NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off game against the United States.

Thania Garcia Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco and Gracie Abrams deliver on their new collaboration, a pop anthem dubbed “Call Me When You Break Up.” The song is the second offering from Gomez and Blanco’s forthcoming “I Said I Love You First” collaborative album, set to be released on March 21 via SMG Music/Friend Keep Secrets/Interscope Records. Over a dreamy beat, Abrams and Gomez sing about missing a former flame who is tied up in another relationship.