Drake's Saturday performance served as a love letter to the U.K., which he considers to be the preeminent hip-hop country.

Following an R&B-driven concert during Night 1 of Wireless Fest, Drake dialed up the intensity and calls on his London dogs for a fiery second night.

Drake’s Certified Lover Boy has now spent 200 weeks on the Billboard 200, becoming his seventh album to reach the impressive ...

Seeker Music has acquired the catalogs of singer-songwriter Jay Sean, and his longtime collaborator Robert "Bobby Bass" Larow ...

Kendrick Lamar has taken the music industry by storm with his viral diss track, “Not Like Us,” which aims at Drake. Since its ...

Jack Harlow's been relatively quiet since collaborating with Doja Cat earlier this year, but his Generation Now label boss Leighton "Lake" Morrison is telling us great things come for those who wait ...

Jadakiss has some news for Drake. During a recent episode of his Joe and Jada podcast with Fat Joe, the two legends talked ...

When Aubrey Drake Graham faced the cameras in the 2008 movie Degrassi Spring Break Movie as Jimmy Brooks, he had no idea that ...

This week, for the upcoming Billboard Hot 100 dated July 19, we look at some songs scaling the Hot 100 and an ...

The Billboard 200 albums chart measures the top releases during the weekly tracking period every Friday through Thursday. While it used to be determined strictly by record sales, the ever-changing ...

The week of Wireless Festival 2025 is here, and if anyone thought it couldn’t get bigger than Drake headlining all three ...

For Entry 005 of Mic Drops and Elbow Drops, Carl Lamarre explores if Drake could help bring the heat back to hip-hop this ...