Sources tell the Hollywood Reporter that Madonna‘s new deal with Interscope will pay her $40 million for three albums, and the first of those will arrive in March 2012.
Hot on the heels of his single snippet of ‘Better Than I Know Myself,’ Adam Lambert announced today that his new album, ‘Trespassing,’ will hit shelves on March 20, 2012.
Kesha has a reputation as a pop party girl, but the ‘Sleazy‘ singer has a heart — and Bob Dylan‘s got a special place in it. Rolling Stone caught up with Kesha about her moving cover of ‘Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright.’
Adele‘s ’21′ was nominated for Album of the Year at this year’s Grammys. As it turns out, the Brit’s sophomore effort already won the title elsewhere: Rolling Stone.
When it comes to popular music, Michael Buble is Mr. Christmas for 2011. The crooner claims the No. 1 spot on the Billboard album chart for the second consecutive week with 293,000 copies sold of his ‘Christmas’ album, which shows no signs of slowing down.
Coldplay are hard at work performing throughout Europe on a nightly basis for arenas filled with screaming fans. Now, their loyal listeners across the pond will also be able to take in a live Coldplay show. The band has just announced a string of North American tour dates for next year kicking off in April 2012.
Leona Lewis dropped the sun-splashed single ‘Collide‘ earlier this year, dealt with a plagiarism claim regarding the song and then went MIA for a second. She disappeared like a ghost for a hot minute. Now, word is her third album is due in March, but to tide fans over in the interim, she will issue ‘Hurt: The EP’ on Friday, Dec. 9, in her native U.K. It’ll be available at Amazon.com.
Katy Perry has dropped the price of her latest song, ‘The One That Got Away,’ in hopes of scoring her sixth No. 1 single.
Taylor Swift‘s ‘Speak Now’ track ‘Enchanted’ is featured in the trailer for the new romance film ‘The Vow,’ and, naturally, the soon-to-be 22-year-old couldn’t be happier.
It’s safe to say that the pint-sized, chubby-cheeked ‘Baby’ singer of yesterday is no more. Justin Bieber is growing up right before our eyes, and at 17 — soon to be 18 — the teen idol will continue to demonstrate his newfound adulthood, starting with his 2012 album.
