Childish Gambino is helping us fend off a case of the Mondays by dropping a new-ish RCA album while most of us were asleep and announcing his first tour in five years.

Post Malone & Morgan Wallen easily have biggest song debut with "I Had Some Help," which is projecting 600k units it its opening week. Gunna will have the top album bow, while Taylor Swift cruises to a fourth week at #1.

Kendrick Lamar continues to rack up megastreams amid a high-profile beef with Drake, breaking the Spotify record for the most daily streams for a rap song with "Not Like Us." Check out its weekly stream count.

Peso Pluma has reunited with Eslabón Armado on "La Durango" f/Junior H as Double P unveils the release date for Éxodo—6/20—with a trailer featuring MMA superstar and actor Conor McGregor.

Reluctant smooth jazz saxophone deity David Sanborn, who played with everyone from David Bowie and the Rolling Stones to James Brown and Stevie Wonder, died yesterday (5/12) at the age of 78.

It’s a week before the Academy of Country Music’s annual awards streamcast—for the third year on Amazon Prime and its platforms—and Raj Kapoor, the Emmy-winning producer and showrunner, is raving about this year’s lineup.

Sphere Entertainment has acquired the remaining shares it did not previously own of Berlin-based HOLOPLOT GmbH, one of the leading 3D audio technology companies in the world.

According to a group of MPs, a voluntary tax on arena and stadium tickets and a cut in VAT are urgently needed to support grassroots music venues across the U.K., which are closing at a rate of two per week.

WMG delivered a largely upbeat earnings report for its fiscal Q2. Happily, the Bunny, unlike the other two members of the Big 3, reports its results in dollars, not euros or yen, so there’s no pesky currency conversion involved in stitching together this post.

Producer-songwriter-artist-educator Charlie Peacock—whose five-decade career encompasses producing acclaimed folk duo The Civil Wars, developing Christian rock band Switchfoot and co-writing Amy Grant’s pop smash, “Every Heartbeat”—has written a memoir.