Music

The party certainly isn’t over on Billie Eilish‘s YouTube channel.

Eilish’s video for her song “when the party’s over” has officially crossed the 1 billion views mark. The clip features Eilish sitting in an all-white room in front of a glass of dark liquid. After she drinks the whole glass, the liquid starts to pour out of her eyes.

“When the party’s over” was released as a single off Eilish’s 2019 debut album, WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? It’s the third Eilish video to hit 1 billion views on YouTube, following “bad guy” and her Khalid collaboration, “lovely.” 

Eilish’s most recent album is 2024’s HIT ME HARD AND SOFT.

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Chevelle has announced a run of 2026 U.S. tour dates. 

The four-show outing will make stops in Reno, Nevada, on April 18; Wheatland, California, on April 19; Highland, California, on April 21; and Flagstaff, Arizona, on April 23. Dead Poet Society will also be on the bill.

For all ticket info, visit GetMoreChevelle.com.

Chevelle released a new album, Bright as Blasphemy, in August. It includes the singles “Rabbit Hole (Cowards, Pt. 1)” and “Pale Horse.”

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JT teased her sound as a solo artist on her City Cinderella EP, but now she’s putting in work on her upcoming debut album. Speaking to Wonderland Magazine, she shared some details about what’s to come on the project.

The album has not yet been named but is filled with club records that are going to make fans dance. “Everything is going to be very upbeat,” JT says. “Even if you don’t know the lyrics, when I perform it, you’re going to want to move your body.”

Though she worked alongside producer Burke “Chicken” Battelle, she says she is due some credit for taking part in production.

“I need to start getting my producer credit, because I do a lot of producing in that studio,” JT says. “They don’t be giving me credit from when we put it together.”

She says she’s also “very hands-on” with other aspects of her music, including “post-producing, telling [her team] yes, telling them no, coming up with the concepts.”

“Working with people who have the same passion, we do our thing, and they add their touch,” JT adds.

Her overall goal in this new era is to “drop music freely without a second thought.”

“I want to try things and be more out there,” she says.

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Via her MuttNation Foundation, Miranda Lambert has announced that this year’s Idyllwind Award, which honors outstanding equine rescues and sanctuaries, is being given to Horse Haven of Tennessee in Seymour, Tennessee. Horse Haven will receive a $25,000 donation toward its work, which includes providing emergency equine rescue to the entire state. “That’s huge,” Miranda says in a statement, while praising the “amazing work” that the rescue facility does “to help rehabilitate and rehome the animals that come into their care.”

Lainey Wilson will appear on Talk Shop Live on Dec. 11 at 6 p.m. ET to chat about her Peace Love & Cowboys holiday EP, which will be available on 7-inch or 12-inch vinyl, bundled with the deluxe edition of her album Whirlwind. Also included: an autographed insert signed by Lainey. You can preorder her items now.

The 2025 Country vs. Cancer benefit concert, held at Nashville’s Pinnacle Club on Tuesday, featured performances by HARDY, Miranda Lambert, Dierks Bentley, Lanie Gardner and McCoy Moore. The show raised $350,000 for the American Cancer Society.

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Rolling Stone has revealed its 100 Best Albums of 2025 list. Bad Bunny tops the list with Debí Tirar Más Fotos, followed by Lady Gaga’s Mayhem at #2. Also making the list are Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl, Sabrina Carpenter’s Man’s Best Friend, Addison Rae’s Addison, Olivia Dean’s The Art of Loving and Justin Bieber’s Swag.

George Clooney famously said he hasn’t had an argument with his wife, Amal Clooney, in over 10 years. Is Travis Kelce following that same model with fiancée Taylor Swift? On the latest episode of his New Heights podcast with Clooney as guest, Travis joked, “Well, it’s only been 2 1/2 years, and you’re right. I haven’t gotten into an argument. Never once.”

Sabrina Carpenter looked back on some of her favorite moments from the Short n’ Sweet tour in a new video with Variety. She talks about her favorite “Juno” arrests, performing with her idol Christina Aguilera and more. 

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Bailey Zimmerman and Ella Langley aren’t even 30 yet, but they’ve certainly accomplished a lot. That’s why both of them have made Forbes’ annual 30 Under 30 list in the musicians category. According to the publication, they’re just some of the young artists who are determining “what the future sounds like.”

Bailey, 25, has “already proven that he’s more than just a flash in the pan by notching two back-to-back No. 1 hits on country radio,” Forbes writes. The publication also notes his award nominations, his strong TikTok game, his 14 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and his “playful and refreshingly unpolished presence.”

Forbes says Ella, 26, has “emerged as a major force in contemporary country music,” thanks to her multiple award nominations and wins. She’s also scored a string of hit singles, including her two Riley Green duets, “you look like you love me” and “Don’t Mind If I Do,” plus “weren’t for the wind” and “Choosin’ Texas.”

Other under-30s on the list include Jessie Murph, pop star Alex Warren and Audrey Nuna, one of the singing voices behind the KPop Demon Hunters group HUNTR/X.

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When Mariah Carey performed at the Pride in the Park Music Festival in Brighton, England, last summer, she wore a specially designed jacket — and now you can own it. She’s auctioning it off on eBay to raise money for GLAAD, the world’s largest LGBTQ media advocacy organization.

The pink bedazzled jacket features the phrase “Protect the dolls” written on the back. That phrase is commonly used to indicate support for transgender women. For example, during Sabrina Carpenter‘s performance of “Tears” at the MTV VMAs, the drag queens joining her for the performance held up pro-trans rights signs, many of which included the word “dolls.”

The auction for Mariah’s jacket will run from Dec. 8 through Dec. 15 at eBay.com/glaad, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting GLAAD’s Transgender Media Program. The opening bid will be 99 cents.

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Role Model is among the musicians included on Forbes‘ 2026 30 Under 30 list.

The 29-year-old claims his spot thanks to his breakout hit, “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out,” as well as his streaming and touring success. 

Forbes also mentions his upcoming acting debut in the film Good Sex starring Natalie Portman, who previously played the role of Sally during a Role Model show at New York City’s Madison Square Garden.

As previously reported, Role Model is set to receive the Triple Threat of the Year Award at the 2025 Variety Hitmakers gala, taking place Saturday in Los Angeles.

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Do you still love Ella Mai? It’s a question she’s asking on her upcoming studio album. She announced the project on her socials Wednesday while unveiling its artwork and a caption that briefly describes her target audience. Do You Still Love Me? is set to arrive on Feb. 6.

“my 3rd studio album … wow. i cannot believe we are here!” Ella wrote. “this is for the lovers, right in time for love day & right on time for scorpio making season.”

Do You Still Love Me?, Ella’s follow-up to 2022’s Heart on My Sleeve, is now available to presave. 

The announcement arrives days before the Friday release of the official T-shirt for Ella’s Did You Miss Me tour. The trek kicks off Sunday in London. The other stops on the six-city run are Amsterdam, Paris, Atlanta, New York and LA.

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Alex Warren and Benson Boone have made Forbes‘ annual 30 Under 30 list in the music category. According to the publication, they’re just some of the young artists who are determining “what the future sounds like.”

The publication notes Alex, 25, went from living out of his car seven years ago to becoming a best new artist Grammy nominee after scoring his breakout hit with “Ordinary.” He tells Forbes his music has also been his form of therapy. “I write songs about loss and what I’ve been through,” he says. “And then to have tens of thousands of people sing them back—I don’t know if anyone could understand that feeling unless you have it happen.”

Forbes calls Benson, 23, “one of pop’s most compelling new voices” who’s “known as much for his heartfelt ballads as for his backflips in bodysuits.”

Other under-30s on the list include Ravyn Lenae, Doechii, Audrey Hobert, Role Model, Jessie Murph and Audrey Nuna, one of the singing voices behind the KPop Demon Hunters group HUNTR/X.

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