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Huliabaloo’d; Jaded Season 4 Episode 13 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Big City Greens,” titled “Huliabaloo’d; Jaded,” promises to bring excitement and some unexpected twists. Set to air on Disney, this episode will dive into the lives of the Green family as they navigate new challenges and surprises.

In this episode, Bill finds himself in a surprising situation. The details of this surprise are kept under wraps, but it is sure to add a fun element to the storyline. Fans of the show can expect Bill’s usual charm and humor as he deals with whatever comes his way. His reactions and interactions with the family will likely bring plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments.

Meanwhile, Jade faces a tough time at work. Her boss has decided to suspend her, leading to a mix of emotions and challenges. This situation is...

Aside from the wicked appeal of racy teenage drama, one of the key hooks that made the original Cruel Intentions a cult classic was the allure and charm of the relationship dynamics among the lead trio played by Sarah Michelle Gellar (Kathryn Merteuil), Ryan Phillippe (Sebastian Valmont), and Reese Witherspoon (Annette Hargrove). Given the risqué nature of the narrative, without support from a competent cast and proper characterization, the movie could have gone either way, but fortunately, it fared well in the end. The same challenge was faced by the recently released Amazon Prime TV series adaptation of the same name, which followed a similar premise of sex, politics, and influence-oriented powerplay orchestrated by stepsibling duo Lucien and Caroline. Aside from the fact that a story like this shouldn’t have been stretched to an eight-episode series in the first place, the character writing and acting on this occasion feels...

Spiritbox have shared a pro-shot video of their earth-shattering performance of “Soft Spine” with special guest Poppy at the recent Louder Than Life festival in Louisville, Kentucky. The song highlighted a set that was a clear standout among the dozens of bands that performed at the multi-day fest.

“Soft Spine” is Spiritbox’s latest single, and it finds singer Courtney Laplante in full scream mode. During the Canadian metal act’s rain-soaked set at Louder Than Life, Laplante didn’t hold back as she delivered a crushing vocal in front of the massive crowd.

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Halfway through the song, Poppy walked out onstage, having just performed her own set, and screamed her lungs out, as well. The two powerful screams then came together for the remainder of the song, whipping the crowd into a frenzy.

Poppy was one of three surprise guests during Spiritbox’s Louder Than Life set,...

Kelly Clarkson’s Kellyoke streak is still going strong. During the April 8 episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the host and musician delivered a striking rendition of “Edge of Midnight,” the remixed deep cut from Miley Cyrus’ Plastic Hearts that combines her single “Midnight Sky” with Stevie Nicks’ 1981 single “Edge of Seventeen.”

“Edge of Midnight” marks the third song from Cyrus’ catalog that Clarkson has performed this season, joining the one-off single “Used To Be Young” and “Jaded” from Endless Summer Vacation. Back in 2022, when The Kelly Clarkson Show was in its third season,...

Thanks to the sneak-peek video that The Voice released ahead of Night 1 of Season 25’s Knockouts, we knew that at least one of the evening’s sing-offs was going to be standing-o-worthy. But nothing could have prepared us for the pretty damn outstanding evening of performances that we had in store. How many were “Wow!”-worthy? Read on, and we’ll discuss.

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Taylor Swift receives the award for Best Pop Vocal Album at The 66th Annual Grammy Awards

Women absolutely dominated the 2024 Grammys, from winning the top awards to delivering the most memorial performances of the February 4th broadcast. Miley Cyrus took home her first-ever Grammy wins, while Taylor Swift made Grammy Awards history for the most Album of the Year wins ever.

Swift also made Swifties worldwide happy by announcing she’ll release her 11th album, The Tortured Poets Department, on April 19, 2024.

Tracy Chapman brought down the house with a stunning performance of “Fast Cars” alongside Luke Combs. Joni Mitchell earned a rousing ovation for her first performance on the Grammy stage, singing “Both Sides Now” while backed by Brandi Carlile, Allison Russell, Sistastrings, Lucius, Jacob Collier, and Blake Mills. And Celine Dion, who is suffering from stiff person syndrome, put in a surprise appearance as presenter of the Album of the Year award.

The 2024 Grammy Awards took place on Sunday, February 4th. Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Phoebe Bridgers, Sza, Killer Mike, and Victoria Monét were among the night’s big winners.

Swift became the first artist to win Album of the Year four times, as Midnights claimed this year’s top prize. Midnights also won Best Pop Vocal Album, which Swift celebrated by announcing her new album, The Tortured Poets Department.

Miley Cyrus earned her first-ever Grammy Award when “Flowers” captured Best Solo Pop Performance. She promptly followed that up by winning a second Grammy thanks to “Flowers” taking Record of the Year.

Billie Eilish’s contribution to the Barbie soundtrack, “What Was I Made For?”, took home Song of the Year and Best Song Written for Visual Media. Next up? A possible Academy Award for Best Original Song.

Victoria Monét won three Grammys, including Best New Artist. Her album Jaguar...

The wait is officially over: The biggest night in music is finally here! On Sunday, the top names in music gathered for the 66th Grammy Awards.

The competition is fierce this year, with Sza leading all nominees this year with nine. Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and Victoria Monét are also among the artists set to vie for the top prizes. Most of those artists will compete in the Album of the Year category, including Sza (Sos), Swift (Midnights), Rodrigo (Guts), Miley Cyrus (Endless Summer Vacation), boygenius (The Record), and Jon Batiste...

Last Friday, Drake released his new album, For All The Dogs Scary Hours Edition, and announced new and additional dates for his tour next year.

It’s All A Blur Tour – Big As the What? is set to begin on January 18 next year in Denver, and will spend two nights in most cities Drake will stop in, performing back-to-back shows.

The upcoming tour follows Drake’s previous It’s All A Blur tour, which he just finished in October, and will perform with rapper J. Cole in most concerts.

Originally a 22-stop tour, Drake added ten more dates “due to high demand.” He also rescheduled some dates for various reasons.

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The 2024 Grammys nominations are here!

The Recording Academy announced the nominees in a YouTube livestream on Friday (November 10).

With nine nods for her hit album Sos, Sza is the most nominated artist this year. (Sos topped the Billboard 200 chart for 10 weeks.)

Keep reading to find out more…

In general, women are totally crushing it: Sza, Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, and Miley Cyrus all dominated the biggest categories. Jon Batiste is actually the only man in the Record of the Year and Album of the Year categories.

With an Album of the Year nomination for Midnights, Taylor has a chance to make history by becoming the first artist to ever win the category four times. She’s previously won for Fearless, 1989, and Folklore.

Her collaborator and good friend Jack Antonoff, who won Producer of the Year the last two years, is nominated in the category once again.

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The 2024 Grammy Awards nominees were announced Friday morning (November 10th), and Metallica lead the way among metal acts with three nods.

In the Best Metal Performance category, Metallica’s “72 Seasons” will compete against Disturbed’s “Bad Man,” Ghost’s cover of Iron Maiden’s “Phantom of the Opera,” Slipknot’s “Hive Mind,” and Spiritbox’s “Jaded.”

Metallica’s 72 Seasons LP is up against Foo Fighters’ But Here We Are, Greta Van Fleet’s Starcatcher, Paramore’s This Is Why, and Queens of the Stone Age’s In Time New Roman… in the Best Rock Album category.

And in the Best Performance Song field, Metallica’s “Lux Æterna” will vie with tunes by Arctic Monkeys (“Sculptures of Anything Goes”), Black Pumas (“More Than a Love Song”), boygenius (“Not Strong Enough”), and Foo Fighters (“Rescued”).

The only rock category Metallica won’t compete in is Best Rock Song, where the nods went...

Spiritbox have released the raging new song “Cellar Door” from their upcoming EP, The Fear of Fear, due out on Nov. 3 via Rise Records/Pale Chord.

Musically, the song is one of the heaviest Spiritbox tracks to date, with crushing guitars and thick sonics. Visually, the accompanying video is very Halloween-appropriate, with singer Courtney Laplante and company performing under a full moon.

The Fear of Fear follows the band’s acclaimed 2021 debut album, Eternal Blue, which established Spiritbox as one of metal’s rising acts. The EP also includes the previously released singles “The Void” and “Jaded.”

The Canadian act has spent much of this year on the road, touring in Europe and North America, including their first-ever US headlining tour, which was sold out. The band is currently wrapping up a tour with Shinedown and Papa Roach, with tickets to the remaining shows available here.

Spiritbox, overall, have racked...

Lauv is channeling Miley Cyrus through a stripped cover of her song “Used to Be Young.”

On Thursday, the singer appeared on BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge, where he performed a cover of Cyrus’ recent single backed by only his keyboard. “You tell me time has done changed me/That’s fine, I’ve had a good run,” he sang in the chorus. “I know I used to be crazy/That’s ‘causе I used to be young.”

Lauv’s sparkly nail polish could be seen floating over the...

Though Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, have both paved famous music careers, their individual relationships to fame and success are “wildly different”, and the reason why makes Miley “emotional.”

In the “Jaded” singer’s new Hulu special “Endless Summer Vacation: Continued (Backyard Sessions)”, she explained how their different upbringings reflect how they each view and measure success.

Read More: Miley Cyrus Reflects On Her Partying Days, Pays Homage To Disney In Emotional ‘Used To Be Young’ Music Video

“When I was born, my dad had the No. 1 country song [“Achy Breaky Heart”]. When I see the numbers, I just see the humans behind it enjoying the music, and I just see people in numbers. A number doesn’t change who I am,” Miley, 30, began to explain.

“My dad grew up the opposite of me,” she continued. “I grew up on a soundstage, like, in a house with a family that...

Spiritbox have announced a new six-song EP titled The Fear of Fear. In advance of its November 3rd release, the Canadian metallers have unveiled the new single and video “Jaded.”

The Fear of Fear contains five new songs and the previously released stand-alone single “The Void,” which arrived in April of this year. “Jaded” finds singer Courtney Laplante shifting between clean melodic vocals and a vicious scream.

The EP’s announcement comes just ahead of Spiritbox’s US tour with Shinedown and Papa Roach (tickets available here), kicking off September 3rd in St. Louis, Missouri.

The Fear of Fear follows up Spiritbox’s 2021 full-length debut, Eternal Blue (which landed at No. 13 on the Billboard 200 chart) and the 2022 EP Rotoscope.

Check out the video for “Jaded” below, followed by the artwork and tracklist for The Fear of Fear (pre-order here). Pick up tickets to Spiritbox’s upcoming tour dates here.

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Aerosmith have unveiled the new Greatest Hits collection, due for release on August 18th ahead of the band’s farewell tour.

The career-spanning compilation will be available in a plethora of configurations: a Super Deluxe 4-lp colored-vinyl box set; a numbered 2-lp 180-gram black vinyl pressing with alternate cover; a limited CD with featuring Aerosmith’s 2000s image and logo; a deluxe 4-lp box set on 180-gram black vinyl; 2-lp black vinyl; single LP black vinyl; deluxe 3-cd box set with photo booklet; and CD with photo booklet.

The Super Deluxe edition sports a whopping 44-song tracklist that chronologically traverses the band’s 50-plus-year career. All of the songs on our recent Aerosmith Top 10 Songs list made the cut, including iconic rockers such as “Dream On,” “Walk This Way,” and “Sweet Emotion.”

For hardcore fans, the Super Deluxe edition is the most collectible piece here, retailing for $180 exclusively via Aerosmith’s website.

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Heartbreak and happiness take center stage in Miley Cyrus's "Endless Summer Vacation." Since the album's release on March 10, tracks like "Jaded," "Muddy Feet," and "Rose Colored Lenses" have given further insight into the "Flowers" singer's past relationships. Among the bruised lyrics and playful choruses, Miley's "Thousand Miles" featuring Brandi Carlile stands out as more than a song about scorned lovers. During her "Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions)" special on Disney+, Miley revealed that the country-pop ballad is actually a tribute to her younger sister, Noah Cyrus.

"I just couldn't imagine not having my little sister in my life."

"When I wrote 'Thousand Miles,' it started as a song that was very different from the one that is on the album," Miley explained in the doc. "I wrote it in...

Baby Atómica, a new Costa Rican-u.S. film production company, has launched at the Cannes Film Market’s new genre-focused Fantastic Pavilion with a number of film projects already in development.

The Los Angeles-based shingle, founded by Costa Rican producers Miguel and Dennis Gómez, who previously ran Atómica Films in San José, and Jesy Odio, likewise a producer with Costa Rican roots, unveiled three initial early-stage genre projects:

“Fanfiction,” a story that follows a fan in love with a SoundCloud rapper, whose romantic fiction about him begins to come true; “Modern Legends,” a film franchise that revisits Latin American legends from an adventure and horror perspective; “Cronocápsulas,” the story of Samantha, a young woman who can travel through time using new technology.

Baby Atómica took its first steps with the production of the just released music video for Miley Cyrus’ “Jaded,” produced by Odio.

“Baby Atómica aims to be a...

Miley Cyrus‘ plans for Endless Summer Vacation apparently do not include another tour, according to a new interview with British Vogue.

“It’s been a minute,” the “Flowers” singer acknowledged about her live hiatus before reflecting on her last headlining arena show during 2014’s “Bangerz” world tour. “I kind of looked at it as more of a question. And I can’t. Not only ‘can’t,’ because ‘can’t’ is your capability, but my desire. Do I want to live my life for anyone else’s pleasure or fulfillment other than my own?”

She later shared her preference for performing to intimate audiences consisting of her family, friends, and team over the hordes of adoring Smilers. “Like, singing for hundreds of thousands of people isn’t really the thing that I love,” she explained. “There’s no connection. There’s no safety… It’s also not natural. It’s so...

Bad news for fans hoping that Miley Cyrus would take her latest album Endless Summer Vacation on the road: The singer revealed in a new interview that she has no plans to embark on another arena tour.

Cyrus hasn’t embarked on a full-scale tour since 2014, a trek in support of Bangerz, which came out a decade — and four studio albums — ago. While she’s played smaller (less than 10 gigs) runs, in her backyard, and performed at dozens at festivals since then — including Glastonbury, Austin City Limits and Lollapalooza — Cyrus...

Miley Cyrus is reflecting on the scrutiny she faced in her early 20s. The singer spoke to British Vogue and shared how she used to carry “shame” around her early years because of the backlash some of her career choices caused. Now, she realizes she was mistreated.

“I carried some guilt and shame around myself for years because of how much controversy and upset I really caused,” she said. “Now that I’m an adult, I realize how harshly I was judged.”

“I was harshly judged as a child by adults,...

Miley Cyrus has been a part of the showbiz industry all her life, so isn’t one to let headlines bother her too much.

The singer spoke to British Vogue about those stories suggesting her smash hit “Flowers” was about her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth, whom she divorced in 2020.

There were rumours claiming Cyrus was wearing one of Hemsworth’s old tux jackets in the music video, as well as people linking the lyrics to self-care following the much-talked about split.

Insisting she has no time to deal with such headlines, Cyrus told the mag: “I never need to be a master at the craft of tricking an audience. It will set itself on fire all by itself.”

She said elsewhere in the chat, “I wouldn’t erase my story or want it to be erased,” referencing the 10-year relationship coming to an end. “Having an interesting life makes for interesting storytelling.

Miley Cyrus is speaking out about hitting headlines in her “Wrecking Ball” era.

The “Flowers” hitmaker got everybody talking after she rode a demolition ball naked in the music video for the track, along with moments like that 2013 MTV Music Video Awards performance with Robin Thicke.

Cyrus recently told British Vogue in a tell-all new interview, “I’m actually not an attention-seeking person, sitting here as a 30-year-old grown woman.”

The “Hannah Montana” star said when discussing her early adulthood moments still being talked about, “I was creating attention for myself because I was dividing myself from a character I had played. Anyone, when you’re 20 or 21, you have more to prove. ‘I’m not my parents.’ ‘I am who I am.’”

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Miley Cyrus poses for British Vogue. Credit: Steven Meisel

Cyrus — who is the daughter of Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus — continued,...

Miley Cyrus is burning it up in her new music video for “Jaded”, directed by Jack Boxenman.

In the video, for the latest single from her Endless Summer Vacation album, Cyrus is seen poolside on a hot and sunny California day, occasionally lounging on an unmade bed.

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She even goes topless at one point, in addition to showing off her toned bod in a revealing metallic-gold one-piece swimsuit.

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“I’m sorry that you’re jaded / I could’ve taken you places / You’re lonely now and I hate it / I’m sorry that you’re jaded,” she sings, calling out a former lover — perhaps referencing her relationship with ex Liam Hemsworth.

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“We went to Hell, but we never...

Miley Cyrus is just chillin’. On Tuesday, the singer released the music video for her track “Jaded,” where she sings to an ex-partner who’s no longer around while she enjoys a pool and poses from an unmade bed.

“I’m sorry that you’re jaded/I could’ve taken you places/You’re lonely now and I hate it/I’m sorry that you’re jaded,” she sings, reflecting on a relationship whose issues may have been ignored. But is Miley really sorry? The Jack Boxenman-directed video sees the...

Miley Cyrus has shared the new music video for her song “Jaded,” a highlight from her recent album Endless Summer Vacation.

Cyrus teased the release of her “Jaded” video with a brief teaser posted to her social media. Featuring the singer in a bed of crisp white sheets, the clip was directed by Jacob Bixenman and edited by Brendan Walter. Watch the full “Jaded” music video below.

Cyrus celebrated the release of Endless Summer Vacation with a Disney+ special Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions), which also included a stripped-down version of “Jaded.” She’s set to guest star in the upcoming second season of the Big Mouth spinoff series Human Resources, and she also dusted off “Wrecking Ball” for her godmother Dolly Parton’s upcoming rock album Rockstar.

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Steel Panther have added a US summer leg to their 2023 “On the Prowl” tour.

The comedic glam-metal revivalists will kick off the run on July 13th in Huntington, New York, and stay out until an August 19th date in Las Vegas. The summer leg will mostly hit markets the band missed on its initial spring trek earlier this year.

An artist ticket pre-sale begins tomorrow (May 16th) at 10 a.m. local time, while a Live Nation pre-sale for select dates begins Thursday (May 18th) at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster using the code Iconic. General ticket sales begin Friday at 10 a.m. local time, and you can also look for deals or pick up tickets to sold-out dates via StubHub, where your purchase is 100% guaranteed through StubHub’s Fan Protect program.

Steel Panther dropped their latest album On the Prowl back in February and have been on the road...

If fans of Aerosmith don’t want to miss a thing, they’ll catch the rock icons on their final tour.

Aerosmith announced on Monday that it will launch its Peace Out farewell tour on Sept. 2 in Philadelphia. The 40-date trek of North America will also visit Los Angeles, New York City, Austin, Seattle, Chicago and Toronto, and Aerosmith will play a hometown show in Boston on New Year’s Eve. The tour will officially wrap on Jan. 26 in Montreal.

Tickets go on sale Friday.

“It’s not goodbye it’s Peace Out! Get ready and walk this way, you’re going to get the best show of our lives,” Aerosmith said in a statement.

The tour announcement comes months after a woman filed a lawsuit against Steven Tyler for sexual assault, sexual battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress. She previously said the band leader had an illicit sexual...

Since the double-life Disney sitcom Hannah Montana debuted in 2006, Miley Cyrus has played with the idea of pop star as persona vehicle. She’s had hits with purgative power ballads and candy-coated odes to America; she’s made forays into synthpop, psychedelia, country, and art-rock; and she’s played with the public’s idea of what someone in her position owes the world. Cyrus’ eighth album Endless Summer Vacation, which was teased by the coolly resilient statement of independence “Flowers,” feels like a recap of her career’s 15-plus years,...

Miley Cyrus is standing in the backyard of the Los Angeles home where Frank Sinatra once lived, glowing in the sun as she sings about a man who broke his own heart. She won’t take the blame, but she’s sorry that it happened. The house is the same location where she shot the “Flowers” music video, and it’s also the backdrop of Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions), the Disney+ special that premiered Friday and finds the singer debuting live performances of songs from her just-released eighth studio Endless Summer Vacation.

Welcome To Our Weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week Miley Cyrus returns with her highly anticipated eighth album, Becky G joins forces with Omega, Lil Keed’s posthumous release, and Tame Impala soundtrack an upcoming Dungeons and Dragons adaptation.

Miley Cyrus, “Jaded” (YouTube)

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Miley Cyrus’ Endless Summer Vacation is the perfect goodbye to messy histories and hello to new opportunities. Teased by the enlightened divorce bop “Flowers,” Cyrus zeroes in on the independence angle as she reflects on past relationships and finally accepts the heartbreak while welcoming in new love for herself and others.

The pop star’s eighth LP is as much a statement of moving on as it is a mature amalgamation of her musical history. There are moments of perfect, on-trend radio pop blended with country, psychedelic rock, and Eighties synths.

“I’m on an island, dirty dancing in the sun,” sings Miley Cyrus on Endless Summer Vacation. The line perfectly captures the mood of a sensual but solitary eighth album served at an unexpectedly slow, controlled sizzle.

Released back in January, the only advance single – “Flowers” – was a poppy, post-break-up anthem. It saw the 30-year-old former child star strut confidently away from her marriage to Liam Hemsworth, proclaiming: “I can love me better than you can.” It sounded as though Cyrus might be sticking with the banging groove she established on 2020’s rock-indebted Plastic Hearts.

But anyone with an eye on the track’s producer, Kid Harpoon, may have caught a whiff of what was to come. The English producer slash songwriter born Thomas Hull won both a Grammy (for album of the year) and a Brit (for songwriter of the year) for his work on Harry Styles’s 2022 album Harry’s House.

Miley Cyrus has shared her new album Endless Summer Vacation.

Cyrus recorded Endless Summer Vacation in Los Angeles, with co-producers Kid Harpoon, Greg Kurstin, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Tyler Johnson. In a press release, she described it as her “love letter to LA” and “a reflection of the strength I’ve found in focusing on both my physical and mental well-being.” Its artwork was photographed by Brianna Capozzi and fully executed without visual effects.

Endless Summer Vacation is 12 tracks total — including lead single “Flowers,” which we crowned Song of the Week — and boasts guest features from Brandi Carlile and Sia. Stream the record in full via Spotify or Apple Music below.

Along with the album release is an accompanying special premiering on Disney+ called Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions), in which Cyrus performs stripped-down versions of the songs on the album as well as her stone-cold classic “The Climb.” Her last album,...

Miley Cyrus fans will get a double dose of the actor/songwriter with the release of her eighth studio album and an Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions) special on Disney+. The record drops on March 10, 2023 and the special’s scheduled to premiere the same day at 1pm Et/10am Pt.

Cyrus will perform tracks off the new album, including her hit single “Flowers,” during the special. “Flowers” has held the top spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart for six weeks in a row since its debut in mid-January 2023.

Miley Cyrus is serving as an executive producer on the special. Jacob Bixenman and Brendan Walter are the directors, and the special’s produced by RadicalMedia, Miley Cyrus, HopeTown Entertainment, Crush Management, and Columbia Records.

Disney+ released this description of the upcoming special:

Miley Cyrus takes the stage in this must-see, Disney+ music event, Miley Cyrus – Endless Summer Vacation (Backyard Sessions). For the first time ever,...

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Miley Cyrus fans have something special to look forward to this year: a new album - and now we have the official tracklist. On Feb. 27, Cyrus unveiled the titles of all 13 songs on "Endless Summer Vacation" via an Instagram video, which also revealed that the album features none other than Sia and Brandi Carlisle as featured artists.

Back on Jan. 12, Cyrus dropped the album's first single, "Flowers," along with the accompanying music video. The song is an exuberant ode to self-love, with the refrain "I can love me better than you can" hammering home Cyrus's message: she's not sacrificing her peace for anyone.

She also seems to reference ex-husband Liam Hemsworth in the first verse. "We were right 'til we weren't / Built a home and watched it burn," she sings, which appears referring to the home she and Hemsworth shared in Malibu that was destroyed by the 2018 Woosley Fire.

Miley Cyrus is teasing more details about her upcoming eighth studio album.

The musician revealed the tracklist for Endless Summer Vacation on Monday, which includes a few surprise collaborations.

Brandi Carlile teams up with Cyrus for the track “Thousand Miles”, while Sia lends her vocal talents to “Muddy Feet”.

Read More: Miley Cyrus Celebrates One Month Anniversary Of ‘Flowers,’ Shares Sweet Message For Fans

The full tracklist is below:

1. Flowers

2. Jaded

3. Rose Colored Lenses

4. Thousand Miles (feat. Brandi Carlile)

5. You

6. Handstand

7. River

8. Violet Chemistry

9. Muddy Feet (feat. Sia)

10. Wildcard

11. Island

12. Wonder Woman

13. Flowers (Demo)

The reveals comes after the lead track “Flowers” reached no. 1 on the Pop Radio chart, along with topping the Billboard Hot 100 for the fifth week in a row. The song also made history as Spotify’s most-streamed song in a single week, and then went on to break that record again.

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Miley Cyrus‘ eighth album Endless Summer Vacation is just days away, and she’s sharing more details about what fans can expect on the project, out March 10. On Monday, Cyrus revealed the 12-song tracklist for her new album, featuring songs with Sia and Brandi Carlile.

Sia will be featured on Track Nine, “Muddy Feet,” while Carlile will join Cyrus for Track Four, “Thousand Miles.” Also featured on the tracklist is the original demo for her hit single “Flowers,” along with songs titled “Rose Colored Lenses,” “Island,” and “Wonder Woman.”

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Green Day celebrated the (slightly belated) 25th anniversary of their 1995 LP Insomniac Friday with a deluxe reissue that includes unreleased live recordings from the tour in support of the album.

“Insomniac is finally old enough to rent a car (or whatever else you can do when you’re 25, we’re not lawyers) so we remastered it to celebrate, and we’re throwing in some bonus goodies to boot,” Green Day previously said of the reissue.

Out Friday on translucent orange double vinyl, the special edition reissue features the 14-song original...

Thirty years ago this month, Aerosmith’s “Janie’s Got a Gun” peaked on the Hot 100, reaching Number Four — just below Paula Abdul’s “Opposites Attract,” Seduction’s “Two to Make It Right” and Rod Stewart’s “Downtown Train.” It was an uncharacteristically dark single for the band, with themes of incest, child abuse, and revenge murder.

This was a period where the band worked a lot with outside songwriters like Desmond Child and Jim Vallance, but Steven Tyler and bassist Tom Hamilton wrote the song on their own. Steven...

As the 2010s come to a close, rappers are beginning to look backwards. Drake put his 2009 mixtape So Far Gone on streaming services for the first time in February; Chance the Rapper followed suit, making several of his releases officially monetizable at the end of June. Drake returned Friday with Care Package, a collection of one-offs and loosies he sprinkled onto the internet earlier this decade. At this point, you should expect Future to put Monster and 56 Nights on Spotify any day now.

There may be a reason for all...

After a week of controversy, Jacquees drops his latest “Quemix,” this time taking on Drake’s “Jaded.” What’s a “Quemix,” you ask? It’s what happens when a young Cash Money singer remixes so many popular songs that you might as well give them all a catchy name.

One of Jacquees’s defining traits, besides his penchant for excessive vocal runs, is an adept knowledge of how to exploit another artist’s record. On “Jaded,” the young singer takes 90 seconds to flesh out the world of the original Scorpion track.

On Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, Drake mulled over his decade-long relationship with New York City, reminiscing between songs about his first show at the small downtown club SOBs, and the first time he heard his breakout hit “Best I Ever Had” played on Hot 97, the city’s hip-hop institution. “It’s been ten years that we’ve been together,” Drake reminded the crowd. Then he turned faux accusatory: “I wonder if you even remember half the shit that we’ve been through?”

Judging by the volume of the audience sing-alongs,...

During the weekend, iconic singer, songwriter, humanitarian, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and four-time Grammy Award winner Steven Tyler, and Live Nation celebrated the inaugural Janie's Fund Gala with an exclusive live viewing of the 60th Annual Grammy Awards telecast, elegant dinner, and unforgettable night of performances at the historic Red Studios Hollywood.

Steven Tyler Performs At Inaugural Janie's Fund Gala and Grammy Viewing Party

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The inaugural event raised over $2.4 million dollars for Janie’s Fund, a philanthropic initiative created by Tyler in partnership with the national family services nonprofit Youth Villages to bring hope and healing to girls across America who have suffered the trauma of abuse and neglect. Tyler first gave voice to this cause with his hit “Janie’s Got a Gun,” and his establishment of the fund ensures that these vulnerable girls will have an enduring voice for years to come.