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As FKA Twigs' anticipated Eusexua album inches closer, the songstress has revealed her plans to take the imminent album around the globe to a lineup of cities that directly impacted its creation.Twigs draws heavily from dance and techno music on the forthcoming album, prompting her to select tour stops that specifically catalyzed her love of the genre. The tour kicks off on March 8 in Prague, the city whose club scene drew Twigs into techno. She'll then make stops in Berlin, Paris, Brussels, Manchester and London before heading to North America where she'll host shows in Toronto, Queens and San Francisco.A Coachella performance falls in April while performances at Barcelona's Primavera and Paris' We Love Green close out the run in early June.03-08 Prague, Czechia - Forum Karlin03-11 Berlin...

Eminem's team has strongly condemned the unauthorized release of nearly 30 unreleased tracks that surfaced online this week. The leaked collection spans two decades of the rapper's career, featuring collaborations with hip-hop heavyweights including 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, Nate Dogg and Anderson .Paak.His longtime spokesperson, Dennis Dennehy, voiced the team’s frustration in a statement to XXL Magazine: "These leaked songs were studio efforts never meant for public consumption. They are demos, experiments and ideas that are dated and not relevant so many years later."The leak features demos of recent tracks like "Little Engine" and "Discombobulated," along with older, previously unreleased material. One of the most notable leaks is "Smack You," a blistering diss track aimed at Suge Knight. In t...

In a sudden turn of events, Drake has filed a full-fledged lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG) for defamation over its promotion of "Not Like Us," Kendrick Lamar's diss track accusing him of being a "Certified Lover Boy, certified pedophile."The suit was filed in Manhattan court shortly after The Boy withdrew his legal petition against the record label and Spotify. It alleges that UMG prioritized “corporate greed over the safety and well-being of its artists” by allowing Dot to drop "Not Like Us" despite knowing that the “inflammatory and shocking allegations” included in the song were false. “UMG intentionally sought to turn Drake into a pariah, a target for harassment, or worse,” the suit read. “UMG did so not because it believes any of these false claims to be true, but instead ...