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Luke Bryan's new album Kill the Lights is still sitting in the top 10 of the Billboard 200 over two months after its release, but if playing the record isn't enough for you, on Tuesday (Oct. 20), the "Kick the Dust Up" singer announced a 2016 extension of his busy touring schedule, fittingly titled the Kill the Lights Tour. -
Selena Gomez's 'Revival' Bests The Game, The Weeknd and Drake for No. 1 Album
The period of Selena Gomez's Revival is kicking off with a No. 1 album. Thanks to her big singles "Good for You" and "Same Old Love," the former Disney star's second solo album topped recent releases from The Game, The Weeknd and Fetty Wap to claim a top spot on the Billboard 200. -
AMAs 2015 Nominations: Taylor Swift Leads Nods with 6 Awards
The 2015 American Music Awards already have a host in Jennifer Lopez, and all that was missing before Tuesday (Oct. 13) were the nominees. But, then Joe Jonas and Charlie Puth popped up on Good Morning America to announce the nominees. Unsurprisingly, Taylor Swift leads the pack with six nods thanks to 1989. -
Janet Jackson 'Unbreakable' Bests Tamar Braxton, Fetty Wap, Drake on Billboard 200
Janet Jackson's new album isn't just Unbreakable, it's unstoppable on the charts. After taking a seven-year break between albums, Miss Jackson's latest album is her seventh to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. She did so by easily besting recent releases from the likes of Tamar Braxton, Fetty Wap, Drake and more. -
Luke Bryan 'Strip It Down' Music Video Swaps Lives Just for One Date Night [WATCH]
If you've ever wanted to high tail the city life for some time out in the country or have a fine dining experience at a skyscraper to get away from your barn, Luke Bryan has the fantasy for you. On Thursday (Oct. 8), the country star released the new music video for his latest Kill the Lights single "Strip It Down," featuring two very different date nights. -
Drake, Future 'What A Time to Be Alive' Debuts at No. 1 Over Lana Del Rey, Mac Miller Albums
Drake can claim his second No. 1 album of 2015. After ruling the charts at the top of the year with his surprise mixtape If You're Reading This It's Too Late, his second release of the year What a Time to Be Alive with Future has also arrived at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. But, Drizzy isn't the only one to reach a high debut: seven new albums from the likes of Lana Del Rey, Mac Miller, David Gilmour and more also start their chart runs on the top 10. -
Zac Brown Band 'Jekyll + Hyde' & Florida Georgia Line 'Anything Goes' 2015 Tour Tickets Rising
The Zac Brown Band and Florida Georgia Line are burning up the back roads on their tours this summer and fall. Fans seem to be clamoring for tickets and the prices on the secondary market are rising. -
The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Brett Eldredge, Gary Clark Jr
The Weeknd continues to have plenty of madness behind his new album Beauty Behind the Madness. For the third week in a row, the sizzling R&B album - which features hit singles "Can't Feel My Face" and "The Hills" - has topped the U.S. albums chart. His reign on the Billboard 200 continues, besting new releases by Bring Me the Horizon, Brett The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Brett Eldredge, Gary Clark Jr, Gary Clark Jr. and more. -
The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Travis Scott, Iron Maiden
The Weeknd is having another big week on the charts. For the second week in a row, Abel Tesfaye's new album Beauty Behind the Madness sits atop the Billboard 200, beating new releases from Five Finger Death Punch, Travi$ Scott and Iron Maiden. -
The Weeknd 'Beauty Behind the Madness' Tops Album Chart Over Halsey, Maddie & Tae
The Weeknd has something to tell his friends about this week - his new album Beauty Behind the Madness debuted atop the Billboard 200 U.S. album chart. Led by the single "Can't Feel My Face," BBTM bested recent releases by Halsey, Luke Bryan and Maddie & Tae to arrive at the top of the charts. -
Merle Haggard Blasts Bro-Country Music Saying "I Don't Find No Substance"
Merle Haggard is a legend and grandfather to country music, but he doesn't much care for where the genre has gone these days as he blasts so-called bro-country saying "I don't find no substance," referring to songs written about "screwing on a pickup tailgate." -
Disturbed 'Immortalized' Beats Luke Bryan, Dr. Dre for No. 1 Album
It's a big week for rock on the charts this week; Disturbed's new album Immortalized bested the likes of Luke Bryan, Dr. Dre and Ed Sheeran to claim the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 album charts.
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