Michael Jackson has surged to the front of the pack in the race for the UK's Official biggest album of 2026 as the third quarter comes to a close.
As 2026 enters its final stretch, the Official Charts Company has revealed the UK’s biggest songs and albums of the year so far, with Olivia Dean and Michael Jackson leading the charge.
The Rolling Stones will release five new songs on Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition of their chart-topping album arriving November 27.
BTS’ ARIRANG has surged past five billion Spotify streams, becoming 2026’s most-streamed album by a massive margin.
Slash says Guns N’ Roses plan to take 2027 off so they can finally pull together their stack of new material.
A new film titled Spectacle: Michael Jackson at the Super Bowl is in production.
Representatives for SAG-AFTRA have not publicly responded to the former Drake & Josh star's criticism.
The store co-owner has claimed his employees have been subjected to a barrage of threatening messages.
Brandon Flowers has claimed rock music is “almost dying”, insisting we’re now living in a “post-rock world” as he teases a second country album.
Dua Lipa is reportedly in advanced talks to headline Coachella in 2027 as plans for her huge year continue to build.
Victoria Beckham joined son Cruz in the studio last month, and now she has revealed more.
Billie Eilish is preparing for the "biggest shows of her career" to coincide with the release of her fourth album.
Paul McCartney was born at Walton Hospital, Liverpool in June 1942.
Drake has set a new record for the most chart-topping R&B/hip-hop albums.
Joni Mitchell has become a US citizen after a 62-year journey.
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis has been sentenced to 40 years to life for his part in the murder of Tupac Shakur.
The star is due to perform for just 5,000 fans at the Royal Albert Hall later this month
Fontaines D.C. and Rosalía have released the song Where Is Gone? from Dopamine Chamber.
Johnny Marr will be celebrated with the Lifetime Achievement Award at this evening’s (13.10.26) Sky Arts Awards in London.
Sean Ono Lennon has insisted he and half-brother Julian Lennon "inherited the same amount" from their late father's estate.