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Billie Eilish fans in New York and Los Angeles will have the opportunity to hear Hit Me Hard and Soft before the rest of the world. The singer has announced that she’ll be previewing the album at back-to-back listening events in the two cities.Hosted by Live Nation in partnership with American Express, the New York event will go down on Thursday, May 16 at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center with support from YouTube Music, while the Los Angeles event is set for Friday, May 17 — which is the same day the album drops — at the KIA Forum with support from Snapchat.Attending the event is free and each person can request up to two tickets. Requests have to be submitted by May 7 at 9 a.m. PT and confirmations will be sent out on May 10.Hit Me Hard and Soft will mark Eilish’s third studio album following ...

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After announcing his fourth studio album just a few weeks back, Gunna has locked in One of Wun's release date; his highly anticipated follow-up to a Gift & a Curse is officially slated to drop next Friday. Wunna also unveiled the second single lifted from the LP, a cut dubbed "Whatsapp (Wassam).""I heard the blogs comparing my numbers, I guess they think it's a contest / Everybody got way bigger problem, and yet, I'm betting the company / Everyone who faked and act like they traded, I swear, I don't want no apology / One of the greats, I got fans every city, every state, and that's my reality," he spits on the two-minute track.Apple Music indicates that One of Wun has 20 tracks – with "Whatsapp (Wassam)" at track four and "Prada Dem" with Offset at track six – though the titles have ye...

Lana Del Rey released her first album over a decade ago and has grown her following over the years. Surprisingly, however, the singer has never played a major stadium – even though she recently headlined Coachella.Del Rey will be making her stadium debut next month in Boston. On June 20, she’ll be playing at Fenway Park, which packs a capacity of around 37,000.The show follows her back-to-back sets at Mexico’s Foro Sol, the largest venue of her career with a capacity of 65,000.Fans shouldn’t expect a stadium tour from Del Rey, as the show is billed as a “special, one-night-only” set. The singer’s last album, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, was released in March 2023 and she’s expected to put out a country LP called Lasso in September.Tickets for Lana Del Rey’s show at ...