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HARDY has scored his fifth Top 10 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart, as "Favorite Country Song" rose five places to reach No. 7. The track garnered 20.5 million audience impressions for the week of Nov. 14-20, an increase of 17% over the previous span. The track, co-written by HARDY and Nate Smith among others, follows his earlier success with "Truck Bed," which hit No. 1 in March 2024. Alongside his own rising hit, HARDY also holds writing credits on two Morgan Wallen singles currently charting, including the No. 6 hit, "I Got Better," and "I Ain't Coming Back" (featuring Post Malone), which has reached a new peak of No. 24. With 14 No. 1s as a songwriter - and three as a performer - HARDY has solidified his influence in country music since 2018, having writing credits on 41 charting songs by 31 artists

A New York State Supreme Court judge dismissed a malicious prosecution lawsuit filed by rare books dealer Glenn Horowitz against Eagles' Don Henley and manager Irving Azoff. The suit stemmed from a criminal case in which Horowitz was accused of selling stolen handwritten Eagles lyrics, but the case was ultimately dismissed when prosecutors abandoned the trial mid-way due to procedural issues. The judge ruled there was "ample probable cause" for the criminal indictment based on an independent investigation, and that no bad faith by Henley or Azoff led to the prosecution's dismissal. Horowitz claims he legally acquired and sold the lyrics years earlier, alleging Henley knowingly pursued wrongful charges, but the court found Henley's actions in involving law enforcement did not constitute intentional infliction of emotional distress. Horley's appeal is pending, and both he and Henley have ongoing legal disputes regarding ownership of the disputed lyrics, which remain in DA custody. 

Jellybean Johnson, the acclaimed drummer for The Time and a renowned producer behind hits like Janet Jackson's 1990 No. 1 single "Black Cat," died suddenly on Friday (November 21) at the age of 69. Known for his work with Prince prot g s The Time on their first three studio albums - The Time (1980), What Time Is It? (1982), and the platinum-selling Ice Cream Castle (1984) - along with collaborations with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Johnson also went on to produce tracks for Alexander O'Neal, New Edition, and Cherrelle. After leaving The Time in 1985, he reunited with the band for Prince's 1990 Graffiti Bridge film and soundtrack, and played on their accompanying album, Pandemonium, while later making a notable performance alongside Rihanna at the Grammy Awards in 2008. A Chicago native who grew up in Minneapolis, he founded the Minneapolis Sound Museum in 2022 which aims to "educate, celebrate and create, while also providing an environment to learn, gather and showcase artistry that preserves and fosters the Minneapolis Sound genre"
Tributes have poured in for the beloved multi-instrumentalist, including from The Time frontman, Morris Day, who said: "Jellybean was a friend of mine since the age of 11 years old. He wasn't just a bandmate, he was more like a brother to me. As one of the original members of the Time, Bean was a consummate musician. I'm certain he's up in heaven now with Prince assembling an All-Star lineup of some of the baddest musicians to ever do it. Bean will forever be missed." Funk percussionist and fellow Prince cohort, Sheila E., wrote a touching tribute on Instagram, calling Johnson "a kind human being, extremely talented and funny. He had a great sense of humor and was an awesome guitar player. I love u bean ???????????? rest in peace and power." 

Hilary Duff is set to release her sixth studio album, Luck... or Something, on February 20, via her new label, Atlantic Records. This marks the actress/singer's first record in over a decade, dating back to 2015's Breathe In. Breathe Out. The album was officially announced by Duff on Instagram on Friday (November 21), along with a glimpse of the stylish album art. "I am often asked how I still have my head on straight after growing up in this industry," Duff said in a statement. "The album title is my way of answering that question. It's luck, but there's also a lot of weight in the '...or something'. Many of the things I've been through along the way are held there, and I feel like ultimately that's what's shaped me." Duff recently returned to music with her new single "Mature," and will kick off her intimate Small Rooms, Big Nerves Tour in January. 

During his concert in Brisbane on Friday night (November 21), Lenny Kravitz revealed on his Instagram story that an enthusiastic fan accidentally pulled out four of his dreadlocks while he was moving through the crowd during a performance of his 1989 hit, "Let Love Rule." "Brisbane, that was wild," Kravitz said in the video. "A very excited young lady pulled four dreadlocks out of the back of my head. You know how hard you've got to pull to rip those out of my head? Damn, baby." Despite the painful incident, Kravitz reassured fans he won't stop engaging with audiences during performances, while expressing his love for the city. "I'm not going to stop coming out there for 'Let Love Rule' because that's our moment together," he said, while adding. "Brisbane, you're wild. I love you." Kravitz is currently touring Australia for the first time since 2012 in support of his 2024 album, Blue Electric Light, with upcoming shows in Melbourne, Mildura, and Adelaide

Today, hotly-tipped UK rocker DAN BYRNE is proud to announce he has officially signed with Frontiers Music Srl. To celebrate the signing, DAN has announced the release of his debut album, 'This Is Where the Show Begins,' due out on May 22nd.
In addition, DAN has also released the first single from the album, "Saviour," alongside an official video, available to view below.
DAN comments:
"This album has been a long time coming for me and many of my fans, so I've truly poured my heart and soul into it. The journey to get here has been a wild one. Full of moments that shaped me, challenged me, and pushed me further than I ever expected to go as a young lad from Liverpool. I've lived with these songs for a little while now, and I'm so proud to finally release them into the world. It feels incredible."
 He continues, "Signing with Frontiers has given this whole chapter an energy and excitement I've never felt before. In many ways, it feels like the stars have aligned at exactly the right moment. I've been working so hard behind the scenes, and I do feel like I've come up with an album that represents me - not just as a musician, but as a person.
"Every track tells a part of the story. Some songs are loud and unapologetic, some are vulnerable and cinematic, but they all come from a very real place."
DAN's managers at Steelhouse Live, Max and Mikey, add:
"We're delighted DAN has found his recording home at Frontiers, a label that's about to celebrate being at the forefront of rock music for 30 glorious years. We believe it's passion that drives success, and in Frontiers, DAN now has a label team that's hugely passionate about his music and totally committed to helping him deliver his artistic vision."
'This Is Where The Show Begins,' DAN's debut album, is full of joy and confidence. There is swagger alongside sensitivity, a widening musical horizon that feels both fresh and bold. At the center of it all is that voice, as powerful as it is vulnerable, as emotive as it is commanding.
The lead single, "Saviour," is a perfect opener. It bursts to life with attention-grabbing hard-rock stabs and pile-driving riffs, its verses simmering with quiet drama before exploding into a chorus that promises we are in for one hell of a ride. It struts, it shimmies, and it absolutely rocks. "Light 'em up," indeed. There is no letup as we are thrown headlong into "She's the Devil," DAN delivering a colossal vocal punctuated by gonzo guitar gymnastics, the euphoria here is undeniable.
Elsewhere, we are taken to church with "Praise Hell," and "Sober" is steeped in regret. We may even get a glimpse of where DAN is headed next with album closer "Home," a sprawling, shapeshifting piece of alt-rock that never loses its soul. It feels like Glenn Hughes and 30 Seconds to Mars combining their superpowers and letting the sparks fly.
'This Is Where The Show Begins' feels like the culmination of an incredible journey so far and the launching point for what comes next. It is a testament to backing yourself, trusting your instincts, and letting ambition, honesty and musical diversity lead the way. This is where it may truly begin for DAN. The exciting question now is where he will take us next

"Downfall" is the new single by Make It Simple, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the band. After a recent line-up change, the group now featuring Luca Ferretti Di Gennaro (vocals), Lorenzo Prinzivalli (rhythm guitar), Alberto Croce (lead guitar), Angelo Ferrone (bass) and Federico Prinzivalli (drums) presents a track that embodies both artistic and personal rebirth.
"'Downfall' was born from the need to express the weight of difficult choices: it speaks about the guilt of leaving behind the people you care about, knowing it's the only way to save yourself. It's a journey through the fall, and the realization that from that fall, something new can begin".
Musically, the song marks a shift toward a more modern and melodic sound, without losing the emotional intensity and impact that have always defined Make It Simple. "Downfall" is the first step in a new direction, where metalcore roots meet cinematic and introspective atmospheres. With this single, the band sends a clear message: even when everything collapses, you can still choose to rise again. This is only the beginning of Make It Simple's new era. The new single is available now in all digital platform in partnership with Superbia Music Group

On Friday, November 21, the new MYSTERY video single, featuring AMARANTHE singer MIKAEL SEHLIN, saw the light of day! MY OWN EYES is a powerful, combative song about self-assertion and clarity. It encourages not being deceived and trusting one's perception. Overall, the heavy but still very melodic song comes across as a musical manifesto for strength, independence, and the courage to stand up against lies and resistance!
The second single from the upcoming album was produced by Rocky, mixed and mastered by Mikael, who also took the opportunity to play guitar and add his vocals to the song

Today, ZERO 9:36 is proud to release his new single "Holding On," taken from his upcoming EP, 'They Were Always Here,' due out on December 12th via OneRPM. The new track is accompanied by an official music video, available for viewing below.
"Holding On" marks the third single from 'They Were Always Here,' following "Here To Bleed" and "Withdrawals (feat. Ekoh)," and continues to build momentum and anticipation for the upcoming EP.
In addition to the new single, ZERO 9:36 is also on tour now supporting metalcore giants Atreyu.
Siphoning precise raps through a battlefield of distorted guitars and glitchy hues, ZERO 9:36 holds up a mirror in his music and beckons reflection. The Philadelphia post-genre sonic insurgent, singer, creative, and rapper rhymes with the force and fire of a prizefighter. After grinding under-the-radar for years and augmenting his signature style with frequent collaborator and producer No Love For The Middle Child, he was signed as the flagship act of ATCO Records. Powered by highlights such as "Leave The Light On" and "WWYDF," the 'You Will Not Be Saved' EP introduced him while generating 70 million-plus streams.
On its heels, he joined forces with grandson on "Again (Text Voter XX to 40649)" in addition to dropping the acoustic 'Barebones Vol. 1' EP in 2020. His EP '...If You Don't Save Yourself' was released at the beginning of 2021 and instantly caught on. The single "Adrenaline" hit #1 on Mediabase's Active Rock airplay chart and stands as the #2 most played at the format that year. ZERO toured hard and continued releasing steady hits on an endless tour cycle. Tracks like "Stuck In My Ways," "Break ft. Atreyu," and "I'm Not" caught listeners' ears live and brought them into his world. Upon release, Loudwire raved, "'I'm Not' is a banger with ZERO 9:36's nimble lyrical flow playing out over tribal drums and a wall of guitars and electronic backing." ZERO's latest releases "I Felt It All" and "The Fear" have become fan favorites and mainstays on stations like SiriusXM Octane. 
After a long writing process with frequent collaborators Cody Quistad from Wage War, No Love For The Middle Child, and Landon Tewers from The Plot In You, in 2024 ZERO announced a new partnership with distributor OneRPM and released his third EP, 'None Of Us Are Getting Out.' Led by the heavily-streamed singles "I Felt It All," "Kill Me," and "Chasing Shadows ft. Brandon Saller of Atreyu," the EP represented ZERO's first release as an independent artist and saw immediate success at radio, charting top-twenty on the Active Rock charts and live as ZERO sold out packed clubs on his first headline tour of Europe and had audiences singing along opening for Hollywood Undead. 
When his first tour of Australia ended, ZERO went back into the studio with long-time collaborator No Love For The Middle Child, producer Jonathan Dolese, and others to craft a follow-up. In his own words, "A project that represents what these last few years have been like. Something special I made with my best friends, and with the help of some artists and producers I'm truly inspired by." His fourth EP 'They Were Always Here' will be released December 12, 2025. Stay tuned for more

Today, the legendary band STRYPER is proud to release their long-awaited Christmas album, 'The Greatest Gift of All,' out now via Frontiers Music Srl. To celebrate the release, STRYPER also shares the title track, accompanied by an official visualizer, available below.
On the title track, Michael Sweet comments:
"'The Greatest Gift of All' is an up-tempo song with a little bit of a pop/punk. It's different for STRYPER for sure, yet with the signature STRYPER style. Lyrically, it's about the greatest gift of all time - Jesus. He came to set us free and to save the world. There's no better gift than that??"

With 'The Greatest Gift of All,' STRYPER answers decades of fan requests crafting a holiday record that blends festive classics, brand-new compositions, and their unmistakable mix of faith, power, and metal energy.
In a move that makes the release even more special, 'The Greatest Gift of All' will be available exclusively in physical formats. Fans can look forward to a collectible release that captures the spirit of the season in true old-school fashion.
STRYPER's lineup remains as strong as ever, with founding members Michael Sweet, Robert Sweet, and Oz Fox joined by bassist Perry Richardson. Together, the band continues to deliver at the highest level both in the studio and on stage.
The new album arrives on the heels of STRYPER's hugely successful world tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of their formation and the landmark album 'When We Were Kings.' With sold-out performances across the United States, Europe, and South America, the tour reaffirmed the group's status as one of the most enduring and influential forces in Christian rock and heavy metal.
With over 10 million albums sold worldwide, multiple Billboard Top 40 hits, and a legacy spanning four decades, STRYPER continue to inspire generations of fans. 'The Greatest Gift of All' marks a powerful new chapter in that legacy, a heartfelt and celebratory album that channels the band's hard rock fire into the timeless spirit of Christmas.
On the new album, Michael Sweet comments:
"We have wanted to record a Christmas album for many years. Ever since we released our first single ('Reason for the Season') back in 1985, the fans have been asking for a full length Christmas album. Well, the time has finally come. We wanted to make an album of five traditional songs and five original songs. To put our own spin on our own Christmas album and not follow the pack so to speak. We could not be more pleased with how it turned out!