Calvin Harris Reveals He Has New Tracks With Dua Lipa, Halsey

Aldean shared the new track with an accompanying promotional music video revealing the singer producing the track in a recording studio mixed with live concert footage.

The new version opens with the sound of blowing winds before the vocals quietly creep into the mix over a sparse hand-drum beat. The ambitious arrangement relies heavily on the lush, soaring vocal melodies of Little Big Town, making for an exciting and engaging new version of the long times favorite.

LBT's take on "Rocket Man" is just one of the country-flavored versions of Elton John hits that populate the forthcoming tribute album, Restoration. Willie Nelson, Kacey Musgraves, Miley Cyrus, Brothers Osborne and Lee Ann Womack all feature on Restoration, which also boasts duets by Dolly Parton and Rhonda Vincent, Vince Gill alongside Don Henley, and Rosanne Cash with Emmylou Harris.

The Restoration album is set for release on April 6, the same day a pop-leaning companion collection of Elton John tribute tracks entitled Revamp will debut.

"Lost In Japan" starts out as a slow, piano-driven number and evolves into a passionate, hook-laden love song. It was produced by Mendes with Teddy Geiger and Louis Bell.

During one of the night's most memorable moments, David invited Bieber onstage to address the crowd and reminisce about their longtime friendship. "So this guy right here supported me from day one, came to my shows," Bieber said onstage.

Responding to a fan who asked if the video will come out in May, Cardi responded, "Nope, is coming out this month!" "Bartier Cardi" features 21 Savage and was originally released at the end of 2017. A remix by T-Pain surfaced March 5, as part of his "T-Mix" series.

Cardi B returned from a month-long Twitter hiatus shortly before she made the announcement. Her absence from the social media platform was due to the abundance of negativity on social media.

The rapper is apparently hunting some type of wolf, which he attempts to dispatch with a flamethrower. Then, he meets up with Ty Dolla $ign, all decked out in mink and bling and the two perform a nighttime show.

The brand new cover track is the latest released from Pentatonix's forthcoming new album, PTX Presents: Top Pop, Vol. I, which is set to be released on April 13th.

On The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the actor-rapper delivered a medley of famous songs from the decades. Fallon kicked off the medley with The Golden Girls theme.

Other shows that received a shout-out included Diff'rent Strokes, Good Times and Three's Company. In a whistle- and-scat break, the duo hummed along to The Andy Griffith Show and I Dream of Jeannie melodies.

Variety reports that all five original members of the legendary '90s girl-group have signed the dotted line to voice their individual cartoon characters for the movie:

In the clip, Dan Smyers explains that when they came up with the concept for the video, the idea was to have 'an ordinary story of two extraordinary people,' and their dream was to have deaf model/actor Nyle DiMarco in the video.

DiMarco shares that growing up in an all deaf family, he had a goal to bring American Sign Language to the forefront. 'To see our language portrayed in such beauty, I am more than honored to be here in this film, this project."

Hurd's brand new song, "Diamonds and Twine," was written as a wedding present for his bride-to-be, with the couple tying the knot this weekend (March 24).

'I played this song for Maren the night we got engaged," Hurd said in a press statement. 'We were at the lake in Michigan, on the dock, and I will never forget that moment. Diamonds or twine, no matter what, I'll be yours and you'll be mine."

The story is based on The Weeknd's Starboy album, features The Weeknd battling a murderous cannibal: "The city of Alphatron is in the grip of a crime wave, as the terrifying Jack 'The Chef" Smiley has unified all criminal organizations with his ruthlessness and strategic genius. Not content with brutally murdering his victims, Smiley also feasts upon their flesh. The citizens live in fear and the police have been directly targeted. The city is in dire need of a hero. It will not get one, but it will get what it deserves: Starboy!" (via Marvel Comics)

In the video, Willow plays around with P!nk's make-up collection and paints on some outrageous features--a thin blue mustache, crazy eyebrows and bold fuchsia cheeks. This timelapse is not your garden-variety contouring tutorial�Willow is an avant-garde make-up artist on the rise.

We used to all live in a recording studio, it was great, I could work late into the night, recording, making beats, shouting loudly, without having to worry about any noise complaints. I'd work til 5,6 sometimes 7am and so, naturally, I'd get up about 1-2PM. One morning around 11am I was woken up by a builder banging on my door, ''it's like a bloody doss house in here, get up you lazy ****''. I reluctantly let the builder in, and traipsed my weary self back to the studio where I was hit with the realisation of the builders jaded accusation. I remember laughing to myself thinking, did that builder just call me lazy?? 'Lazy???", how can I work all night and still be called lazy?? And so the concept for the track was born.

The fact is I was grafting whilst that builder was tucked up hugging his Carslberg hot water bottle and he still had the audacity to chat sh*t about my lack of productivity. I'd done the same amount of hours as him, just at a different time of the day, but he like many other blokes who can put an Ikea shelf up were blinded by the rigidity of their own routine. That knock on the door was just the the straw that broke the camels back for me. I'd been getting that mentality forced on me ever since I committed to late night sessions with early afternoon wake ups. I'm not naive about it though, I understand the thought process, ''if he's not up by this time he's lazy''. I get it. I just took what was there and blew it out of proportion for comic effect. I'm constantly searching for new song topics, so if one knocks on my door, I'm going to utilise it.

To be honest, I'm super glad that he knocked on the door that day. Those moments gave birth to a very fun track to perform, it's very close to our hearts. I like the idea of just being there in my dressing gown at a gig, getting through the set and people beginning to think, the kid can dance, rap, write, play jazz piano, aint no way he could have been lazy and got to this point! Don't ever get it confused though, when we're not recording and gigging, we love to chill. I guess in my head being lazy and chilling are two different things. Maybe, in the grown up world they aren't, but I'm more than happy in the reality we've managed to create living this lifestyle.