Music

Social media opens doors for undiscovered artists to build followings and showcase talent before going mainstream.

Organizers for Atlanta's ONE Musicfest announce that it will take a break in 2026 to refresh and improve the experience in 2027.

Too $hort Is Still Keeping Hip Hop Alive Too $hort pulled up to The Morning Hustle and gave the people a masterclass in longevity, wisdom, and staying true to the culture. Here’s everything the Bay Area legend put on the table. He is stepping into fresh territory with a Southern Soul line-dancing record featuring King […]

Rising rapper Taffy Babii talks her debut album 'Taffy Land', the viral 'Taffy Twirl' dance, and her entrepreneurial ambitions.

Maleigh Zan's story spans from her Georgia upbringing to her worldwide aspirations, as she explores what's next on her path.

The late Ol' Dirty Bastard was honored in Brooklyn's Bed-Stuy neighborhood with a street co-naming ceremony.

Ahead of Lollapalooza, edibles brand KANHA and music platform GrooveVolt will host their KANHApalooza event in Chicago.

The 2026 Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame Homecoming Celebration made history as more than 400,000 visitors came together to celebrate the rich legacy of Black music, making it the largest-attended celebration in the organization’s history. The weekend began with the highly anticipated Parade of Stars, as thousands of fans lined the streets to celebrate […]

Ice Spice had fans waiting for a Hot 97 Summer Jam appearance that never happened, and the Bronx rapper says unfinished paperwork is to blame. As spotted on Complex, Ice Spice addressed the situation on X after failing to take the stage Friday night at Hot 97’s Summer Jam 2026 at the Prudential Center in […]

The members of Atlanta-based group Travis Porter discuss their influential legacy in hip-hop, and how they've left an indelible mark on the culture.

A detective working the murder case of Texas rapper MO3 made a claim that Yella Beezy's lyrics point to a murder-for-hire plot.

Hip-hop icon Snoop Dogg is officially headed to the big screen. Universal Pictures has announced that 'SNOOP,' the long-awaited biopic based on the legendary rapper's life, will premiere in theaters on August 6, 2027. The film stars Outer Banks actor Jonathan Daviss as the Long Beach native, while Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Dolemite Is My Name) steps in as director. The project marks the first feature film from Death Row Pictures, Snoop Dogg's production company, following its partnership with NBCUniversal. While plot details remain under wraps, fans can expect the movie to explore Snoop's rise from Long Beach to becoming one of hip-hop's most influential artists and recognizable pop culture figures.