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More albums from The Shins, The xx, Big Sean and more on the way in 2017. 2017 is here and after a lackluster first week of releases, things are about to heat up this Friday. -
Governors Ball 2017 Lineup: Tool, Chance The Rapper, Phoenix, Lorde, Flume Headline
Childish Gambino, Beach House, The Avalanches, Logic, Wu-Tang Clan, Phantogram and more also will perform. -
Lorde's 'Pure Heroine' Follow-Up Album Reportedly Expected in Spring 2017
Lorde's new music may come early next year. Lorde’s Pure Heroine follow-up album is reportedly expected for release in 2017, and she continues to tease it on social media. -
Lorde Writes Emotional Letter to Fans on Her 20th Birthday, Updates Album Progress
Lorde has written an emotional letter to fans, calling herself a “newborn adult” on her 20th birthday. The “Royals” singer, who burst onto the scene with her debut album, Pure Heroine, which chronicled the pitfalls of fame and served as an instant album for rebellion against celebrity materialism. -
Taylor Swift Encourages Fans to Vote Today with a Line Selfie Following Lorde Birthday Party
Taylor Swift is encouraging fans to vote today with a selfie she took while in line to do so herself. The “Blank Space” singer has remained relatively quiet during the election, but made sure to post to her Instagram account today (Nov. 8) in an effort to reach her 92.9 million followers. -
Lorde Confirms Follow-Up to ‘Pure Heroine’ Album Coming Soon
Lorde recently confirmed that work on her follow-up album to Pure Heroine has now entered the production stage. She made the revelation while responding to an impatient fan on Instagram. -
Lorde Announces Wilderness "Breakthroughs" on 'Pure Heroine' Follow-Up Album on Twitter
Lorde has announced to fans on Twitter that she’s had some “exciting breakthroughs” on her follow-up album to 'Pure Heroine' in the most unlikely place, the wilderness. -
'Warcraft' Filmmaker Duncan Jones Talks His Father David Bowie's Death in New Interview
'Warcraft' Filmmaker Duncan Jones, otherwise known as David Bowie’s son, talked about his father’s death in a new interview, referring to it as “bittersweet,” but also expressing that he feels fortunate that he had a chance to say goodbye. Bowie, a veritable music icon died on Jan. 10 after an 18-month struggle with cancer. -
David Bowie's Son Duncan Jones Praises Lorde 2016 BRITs Tribute on Twitter, Unlike Lady Gaga's
No matter what your opinion may be about the David Bowie medley tribute performed by Lady Gaga during the 2016 Grammys, New Zealand singer Lorde blew the world away with her rendition of "Life on Mars" at the BRIT Awards earlier this week. It's clear to see why the late Bowie himself previously praised the young singer as the future of music, and it looks like his son, director Duncan Jones, agrees! Unlike his sentiments for the Grammys tribute, Jones had only love for Lorde in a recent Twitter post. -
Lorde ‘Life On Mars' David Bowie Tribute Performance Stuns Crowd at BRIT Awards [WATCH]
Following the Grammys David Bowie tribute of Lady Gaga, Lorde performed "Life on Mars" of the late music icon for the BRIT Awards 2016. -
Taylor Swift Shows Kesha Support With $250,000 Donation Amid Sony, Dr. Luke Legal Battle
At the end of what has been a grueling weekend for Kesha, she can add another gal pal to her on going list of supporters. Taylor Swift, being one of the biggest influences in pop music not only supports Kesha, but also donated $250,000 to show her support. -
Lady Gaga & Lorde React to Decision in Kesha Dr. Luke Contracts Case
The music world was shocked at the verdict in the Kesha and Dr. Luke sexual assault case and contracts case, where the pop singer was denied freedom from her agreement with Sony Music. The injunction filed by Kesha would allow the singer to work with another label and producer. In the wake of the judge’s decision, female artists such as Lady Gaga and Lorde have come out in support of Kesha.
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