The Top Albums chart is France’s main albums chart, compiled by Official Charts Company for SNEP and SCPP, based on sales, airplay and streams in France. View the full chart here.

a revered singer-songwriter in his own right with a two-decade-long career that began as the frontman of hardcore band Gallows and has since seen him release five albums with his band Frank Carter ...

Bob Dylan earns his fortieth career hit on Billboard's Americana/Folk Albums chart as Mixing Up The ... [+] Medicine / A Retrospective debuts. April 1965: American electric folk hero Bob Dylan ...

Like all popular forms of music, rock has evolved. Records made in 1964 didn't sound like those made only five years earlier; a 1977 album doesn't have much in common with one from 1967.

These are the most anticipated hip-hop and R&B albums of 2025, along with betting odds predicting the likelihood of their release.

"Balloonerism: A Film Based On The Album By Mac Miller" will release this week, with screenings in the U.S. on Wednesday and internationally on Thursday, Miller's estate announced Monday.

It can be difficult to forecast the new music landscape too far in advance when surprise album drops are becoming more and more common. Sometimes, you’ll get a single, or even a tracklist ...

The set scores the largest streaming week for a Latin album in over a year. By Keith Caulfield Bad Bunny’s new album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos, opens at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Streaming Albums ...

When Heidi Montag‘s debut album Superficial was released 15 years ago, the reception was lukewarm at best. The album reportedly sold less than 1,000 copies within its first week, with a ...

Over the course of 32 studio albums, Elvis Costello has explored terrains that include country music, jazz, soundtrack work and even opera When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

With his Guy Fawkes facial hair, Frank Zappa focused all his tyranny against convention. The term genre-defying is perhaps overused, in part because some people get so pernickety about categorisation ...