The Daily Pulse

Leon Bridges dances through New Orleans in Rippy Austin's video for "Watch You Dance," the clearest look yet at the Happiness Anytime show headed to Madison Square Garden May 1.

The R&B Tour grossed $77.4 million in September, less than July or August, and that was the month it became the first co-headline ever to lead Billboard's Top Tours chart.

Fresh off a world tour that grossed $1.29 million at Barclays alone, Kehlani will play two sets inside Blue Note Los Angeles on Nov. 19. Both are already sold out.

Starbucks' first global holiday album in more than a decade ends on Stevie Wonder and James Brown. Coco Jones, Sam Cooke's granddaughters and a three-time Grammy winner carry the soul.

GloRilla and Sexyy Red reunite for "Jiggly Bow Bow," a crunk-inspired new single that puts their combustible chemistry and comic timing front and center. Its Arrad-directed video casts the rap stars as retirement-home residents who remain committed to a lifetime of turning up.

Lil Baby's 17-song FRESH leads a rap-heavy Friday alongside Skepta's The Fork and Knife and SOB x RBE's reunion album, with B2K and Louis York dated for today.

Johnny Gill has earned another Billboard Adult R&B Airplay No. 1 with "A Dance, A Kiss," his Snoop Dogg-produced slow-burner from J Skillz Entertainment. The single marks Gill's second chart-topper of the year and the fifth Billboard No. 1 of his storied career, according to the singer's team.

The Shreveport singer and NICU nurse who records as MARIAH. teams with co-writer Bailey on a single about deciding what is worth carrying, with her debut EP now set for spring 2027.

Lucky Daye never lived in a dorm, so he invented one for "Knockin." The new video puts Muni Long and the Atlanta pop-punk band The Paradox inside it.

Patrick Xavier Clark's murder trial slid to April 15, 2027, in the same week Quavo built a SATCHAMO trailer around Takeoff's voice and Offset locked GMFU for November 13.

Ye drew more than 80,000 to NRG Stadium on Halloween, a U.S. attendance record for a stadium rap concert, with Playboi Carti and North West onstage and Drake and Travis Scott in the stands.

Epic's 14-track Holiday Radio compilation hides an Atlanta reunion at track 11, where Keri Hilson turns up on "X-Mas in the A" under the label's new CEO, her old Clutch partner Ezekiel Lewis.