From “Cowboy Carter” to “Brat” and “Espresso” to “Not Like Us,” Page Six ranked the music releases that kept us grooving all year long.

The most joyous Beatles song? Heck, we’d make an argument this track might be the greatest producer of unmitigated good feelings in the entire rock canon. The John Lennon-led number is renowned ...

Previously, I touched on the worst Christmas songs ever written, so why not try my hand at the best? The earworms, the nostalgia bringers, the tear jerkers, this list has them all, and then some!

The Beatles released 13 studio albums during their decade as a band from 1960-1970. Their songs span numerous genres, including simple pop tracks to psychedelic rock tunes to dabbling in country ...

When the requests for The Beatles’ version of ‘My Bonnie’ came flooding in, Epstein initially thought people were mistaken, believing it to be a Tony Sheridan song, but he quickly realised that they ...

In addition to the original album’s 11 tracks, the new version also features three additional Luke-produced songs ... a call-back on the original’s alphabetical meaning (“I love you ...

Below, we’ve put together the definitive guide of every track featured so far and will update the second season 6 drops onto the service. If you’re looking for a Spotify Playlist, someone named ...

And so they enlisted Shel Silverstein, famed humorist and songwriter, to write what may be the most legendary, and tongue-in-cheek, complaint song. 17 of 18 "Baby Got Back," Sir Mix-A-Lot ...

From a stunningly ambitious history lesson to a career high from an R&B icon to standout debuts from two rising stars, THR’s ...

“And there might be some arguments or adversaries towards the adoption of the new technologies. But you already know that The Beatles successfully adopted synthesiser at the very, very beginning, ...

The starlets you meme about on social media aren’t necessarily making the songs you hear 20 times on the radio on your commute, or in the coffee shop picking up breakfast, or out at the pool’s ...

The full list of earnings have been listed below: Slade's Noddy Holder and Jim Lea could be taking home a whopping £500,000 each for the royalties of a song that was originally released in 1973.