Backstreet Boys will perform as part of The Smooth Tour 2017 for three shows this summer, including Boston's Fenway Park on July 7, Minneapolis' Target Field on July 29 and Chicago's Wrigley Field on August 12. Previously announced openers for the tour include Nelly and Chris Lane.
This isn't the first time BSB and FGL have teamed up together. In October of last year, the boy band surprised a Nashville crowd when they took the stage to perform during the country duo's hometown set. Additionally, Backstreet Boys recently collaborated with FGL on their current single 'God, Your Mama and Me" from the duo's most recent Dig Your Roots album. See the dates here.
Multiple versions of the purported tracklist for the "More Life" album/playlist have surfaced on the internet over the past several weeks, each featuring over twenty tracks.
Citing UK sources featured a story in their "Rumor Mill" section that claims much of the new project was recorded with British and European collaborators during the Canadian artist's Boy Meets World tour. Read more here.
"I'm gonna put three or four boys together and do all the songs, take them on the stadium tour with me," he said. As for what this mysterious boy band will sing, Sheeran has been writing lots of music for them.
He described his latest batch of songs as "Superpop, but obviously credible." Besides writing for himself, of course, Sheeran has often contributed songs to other artists. He famously wrote for One Direction and co-wrote Justin Bieber's hit single "Love Yourself." Read more here.
Brooks wove in some new footage to make the video feel more current. According to Rolling Stone, the music video's release was held up for some time due to publishing issues.
The original video won Brooks and his co-director Timothy Miller an ACM Award for Music Video of the Year. Brooks tagged the newly revised video with #WeShallBeFree and encouraged his fans to spread the word. Watch it here.
The five-track EP will be available on May 12th, the same night the guys kick off their tour in Columbus, Ohio. Fans who pre-order the album will receive an instant download of "One More Night."
In their first single, they beg to spend one more night with the woman they love. The group debuted the song on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Monday (March 6th).
New Kids on the Block released their last album TEN in 2013. Check out the tracklist and single "One More Night" here.
Through her partnership with AT&T, footage from the concert will appear on Taylor Swift NOW starting today. During the Houston set, Swift performed 1989 hits like 'Bad Blood" and 'Shake It Off."
Taylor Swift NOW is available on various AT&T video platforms: DirectTV channel 1113 and compatible platform apps--and it's free for some of the data network's subscribers. Read more here.
After being bit by a mosquito mid-set, the singer freaked out and ran to the edge of the stage. One fan captured the funny moment on video. "I don't like bugs. It was sucking my blood, it was sucking my blood!" she exclaimed after swatting the mosquito.
Seconds later she feared she hurt the insect before realizing another mosquito was waiting nearby for a meal. "They're everywhere! They're all trying to kill me!" she says of a swarm of mosquitoes attracted to her and the stage lights. Watch Adele battle the bugs in the clip here.
In the video, Future appears haunted by his younger self. He sits alone in an empty diner, where the camera cleverly captures a young boy's image in the reflection of Future's sunglasses, but when it cuts to a wider shot the boy is nowhere to be seen. When he suddenly does appear, the two stare face-to-face as if Future were being confronted by his past.
Near the halfway point, the video flashes back to a moment when Future witnessed two men break into his house and rob a woman (purportedly his mother) at gunpoint. The memory hangs over him as he sits drinking out of a soda cup in the diner, and he eventually makes his way back to that house and to that moment as an adult. "Use Me" appears on the second of Future's two recent album, HNDRXX. Watch the clip here.
Nominees Jason Aldean, Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Antebellum, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town and Maren Morris will all perform at the awards show.
Florida Georgia Line will team up with the Backstreet Boys for a special collaboration that marks the boy band's ACM Awards debut. The two groups recently shared that they'd be teaming up for a 2017 tour. Read more here.
When a fan responded and asked if it was indeed new music, using the term "b�-" to address Zayn in a friendly fashion, he quickly tweeted back, "Really no need for derogatory terminology like that �I'm excited too though." He added an A-OK emoji as well as a winking face for good measure.
The cartoon video shows a hand teasing a poodle with a bone marked "Excited." The short snippet he shared is only an instrumental track with voices chanting in the background and what sounds like a sitar synth weaving its way around the vocals.
Zayn last released the collaborative track "I Don't Wanna Live Forever" with Taylor Swift. The single appeared on the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack. Zayn made his solo debut last year when he released Mind of Mine in March. Check out the teaser clip here.
In the video, the group plays the song against a sky blue background while various shots of London flash in between their performance. Showing arcades, graffiti-tagged streets, train yards and more, "Say Something Loving" is a visual compilation of everything that makes up England's largest metropolis.
Besides showing places, the video also reflects the city's young, diverse population. Headshots, action shots, and more romantic shots intersect the band's performance to underscore a message of inclusivity. The video has even has been washed in an early 1990s video recorder effect to give it a nostalgic feel. Watch the video here.
Aoki recently posted his new remix of the theme to Ghost In The Shell. "This is a big day for me," he wrote on Facebook. "Especially for teenage youth me when I first watched the anime Ghost In The Shell that planted the seeds for my imagination and obsession for Sci-fi android life AI singularity and later the blueprints towards my Neon Future ideology."
"Let me know what u think of my remix," he concluded. "I hope I did it justice." Longtime rival Deadmau5 shared his honest opinion and it wasn't a nice one. "Yeah well. I remixed Ghost In The Shell before it was cool," Deadmau5 wrote on Twitter. 'Which is actually kind of weird' because it was about that same time in 95-98 I did 'stuff I used to do'. Neat."
Read his complete thoughts Twitter followed by Aoki's remix here.
Jackson said the experience presented her with new creative opportunities: "This role is really opposite to me and for it being my first real on-camera acting, I think it's a good way for me to show my acting capabilities."
Paris described her character as "the bossiest chick in the world" who doesn't care what anyone thinks. She plays Rachel Wells, a social media guru who may have a hand in making "stars" of the central girl group. On set, she described how Daniels and stars like Naomi Campbell welcomed her into the fold.
"Shooting was a lot of fun, everyone was so nice," she said. "The girls are amazing to work with. It was nice being welcomed so quickly." Watch footage from behind the scenes of Star here.
After meeting with Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner on Friday (March 3rd), the two had an additional conversation over the weekend. "Our talks were unsuccessful," Chance said. "Governor Rauner still won't commit to giving Chicago's kids a chance."
Chance illustrated how Illinois had specifically increased funding in other cities besides Chicago. "Our kids should not be held hostage because of political positions," he said. "If the governor does not act, CPS will be forced to end school 13 days early, which means over 380,000 kids will not have adult supervised activities in June and could possibly be put in harm's way." Read more here.
In the new campaign, the rapper pays tribute to his older brother Ricky, who was murdered when Rocky was just 13 years old. "You know growing up, I had this beat stuck in my head," Rocky narrates at the video's start.
"My brother moved on but, the beat came back, pulsing through every vein in my body. My older brother Ricky is responsible for me growing up and having 'real job,'" he concludes. Check out the intense clip here.
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