Taboo, Apl.de.Ap, Fergie and Will.I.Am perform on stage at the 12th annual MTV Europe Music Awards 2005, November 3, 2005 in Lisbon, Portugal. (Getty Images/Getty Images for MTV)
Two very different songs have both joined YouTube's Billion Views Club.
The video for Black Eyed Peas’ goofy hit “My Humps,” from their 2005 album Monkey Business, has reached 1 billion views. It's the group's third video to hit that milestone, following "Where is the Love" and "RITMO." The video for "I Gotta Feeling" has yet to reach 1 billion.
"My Humps" was originally written by Black Eyed Peas member will.i.am for the Pussycat Dolls, but he changed his mind and gave them "Beep" instead. "My Humps" became their third single from Monkey Business and their second single to hit the top three. The video won an MTV VMA and the song itself won a Grammy.
Meanwhile, the 1987 hit "It Must Have Been Love," by Swedish duo Roxette, has also reached the 1 billion views milestone; it's their first visual to do so. The video includes clips from the 1990 movie Pretty Woman, because a later version of the song, which appeared on that movie's soundtrack, was the one that became a #1 hit in the U.S.
In addition to "It Must Have Been Love," Roxette topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "The Look," "Listen to Your Heart" and "Joyride."
Michelle Branch, 'Everywhere and Back Again' (BMG)
Fans "Everywhere" want to see Michelle Branch in concert.
The "Game of Love" singer recently announced the Everywhere and Back Again Tour, her first headline trek in several years. The entire 20-date run, which starts in September, has already sold out. "I’m so completely overwhelmed by all the love in response to my sold out tour,” Michelle says in a statement.
"It’s any artist’s dream come true to still have fans showing up and caring 25 years in. There’s more to come and I can’t wait for this next chapter.”
On social media on Wednesday, Michelle told fans that she's going to release a limited number of tickets that she'd held back for friends and family so that fans can have them. "If you're friends and family, I'm sorry," she laughed. "I'm releasing these tickets. There's not a lot but we have 'em."
You can sign up for the wait list at MichelleBranch.com and then choose your preferred date to get a chance to access them. Michelle also said there's another leg of the tour coming, which will visit additional cities.
As previously reported, the tour comes in support of Michelle's upcoming Everywhere and Back Again EP, which comes out Nov. 6. It features reimagined versions of her hits, like "Everywhere," "All You Wanted," "Breathe" and more, recorded as collaborations with different artists.
So far, she's released a reworking of "The Game of Love" recorded with New Radicals frontman Gregg Alexander, who co-wrote the tune.
Melissa Etheridge and country music legend Wynonna Judd have done the "impossible": They've spent the summer sharing a stage on their joint Raised on Radio Tour.
"They don't know how hard it is to coordinate two artists to get together and do something. It's almost impossible," Melissa told ABC News' Ashan Singh in an interview that aired Tuesday on Nightline. "Where we're at in our life right now, this is something we want to come out and do."
"We were all raised on radio," Wynonna added. "I remember hearing my song for the first time on the radio. Everybody has a memory. And everybody in the audience, when I sing '80s and '90s, they go nuts."
And Melissa, who came out publicly in 1993, loves hearing about their fans' memories during that time.
"Thirty-three years later, I still have people telling me that in high school it meant so much that there was someone who was out," she said. "You can't take that away from me."
Wynonna and Melissa have both experienced devastating lost. Wynonna's mother and musical partner, Naomi Judd, died by suicide in 2022. Melissa's son Beckett Cypher died in 2020 at age 21 from causes related to opioid addiction.
"Losing a child is devastating. There's not even a word for it in the English language," Melissa said. "The best thing you can do for your child, or for the memory of that child, is to take care of yourself, to find your joy, because they're out of pain now."
And for Melissa, finding her joy means making music.
"Music is never over. I don't understand how people say they retire, because I don't think that's a word," she said. "That's like saying I'm going to stop using my right arm. And you don't. We'll just make music till we can't."
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Selena Gomez attends the 2025 Academy Awards (Disney/Scott Kirkland)
Selena Gomez turned 34 on Wednesday, and she took to Instagram to thank fans for their well-wishes.
Alongside a photo of herself blowing out a candle on what looks like a tiramisu in a giant goblet, she wrote, "First, I have to thank you each of you immensely for your support, kindness and all the bday wishes. Every single day I get to create because of all of you. Thank you for always making me the happiest girlie in the world."
She added that her "heart is so full today" because she was also marking the sixth anniversary of her Rare Impact Fund, which works to increase young people's access to mental health resources. "Thank you for believing in this work and for being part of this journey," she wrote.
People magazine noted that Selena's photo was taken in Bologna, Italy, where she's been enjoying a birthday vacation. Her husband, Benny Blanco, wrote in the comments, "i love you."
He added, "hey i’m looking at u in life right now baby." And then he wrote, "wait … i took this pic."
Selena has been in London filming Only Murders in the Building. Benny posted a TikTok about a week ago revealing that he was taking an ocean liner across the Atlantic to visit her, because he's scared of flying. A few days later, Selena posted photos of their reunion.
Ed Sheeran performs on ABC's 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' (Disney/Randy Holmes)
Ed Sheeran and Alex Warren reunited onstage Tuesday night in San Diego.
Ed's official Instagram page has video of him telling the crowd at Petco Park, "I met someone last year who released a song that I was jealous of. I loved the song. And I got in touch with him and I was like, 'We should sing this song together.'"
The person was Alex and the song in question was, of course, his smash hit "Ordinary." The two ended up singing it together at one of Ed's "secret shows" at Coachella in April 2025.
Onstage Tuesday, Ed went on to say that Alex emailed him and asked if he and his family could come to his show in San Diego. "And I said, 'Yes, but I would like to sing.'" The video then cuts to Ed introducing Alex and we see them singing "Ordinary" together.
Ed's concert in San Diego came just a few days after he was an onstage guest at another artist's show. On Monday he joined Shakira at her concert in Brooklyn to sing her hit "Underneath Your Clothes."
Independent record stores across the globe will be holding special record release parties to mark the release of Ariana Grande's new album, petal.
Her official account posted a list of all the stores that are participating, which includes nearly every state in the U.S., as well as stores in Canada, the U.K., Europe, Japan and New Zealand. The events run from July 31 through Aug. 2, so you have to contact your local store to find out the time and date.
Many stores will also be offering giveaways, exclusive merch and vinyls. One store in Long Island, New York, will also be offering a "limited menu of Ariana-inspired matcha drinks."
Petal arrives July 31. So far, she's released the song and video "hate that i made you love me," and has also teased a video for the title track. Meanwhile, her Eternal Sunshine tour's next stop is July 23 in Boston.
Harry Styles' Together, Together tour (Live Nation)
Harry Styles' residency in São Paulo, Brazil, will be temporarily put on pause.
Live Nation Brasil announced on X, "We deeply regret to inform you that the Harry Styles show scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at MorumBIS has been canceled due to a health issue on the tour. Tickets for this show will be refunded through the same purchase channel."
The post went on to say that Harry's next scheduled show on Friday isn't affected and ticket holders for Tuesday's show will have an opportunity to purchase tickets for that show "while supplies last."
Harry's residency at São Paulo's MorumBIS started on July 17 and is set to conclude on Friday. He then moves on to a six-night stand in Mexico City.
Whitey Houston Legacy Foundation Auction 2026 (Marc Bryan Brown - Courtesy of The Estate of Whitney E. Houston)
Go ahead: We know you wanna bid with somebody who loves you.
Julien's Auctions has announced that The Whitney E. Houston Legacy Foundation 2026 Auction will go live Aug. 11 in LA and online at 10 a.m. PT, marking the second year the auction is being held. Proceeds will go to the foundation's work supporting youth from underprivileged backgrounds via scholarships and grants. You can register to bid now.
Among the items up for grabs: Whitney's gold-plated Social Security card, her 9-times RIAA Platinum sales award for "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)," her luggage, various lots of jewelry and multiple outfits that Whitney either wore onstage, in photo shoots or to special events.
Some of the items will be on display during the Whitney E. Houston Legacy Foundation's 5th Annual Legacy of Love Gala, scheduled to take place in Atlanta on Aug. 8, which would have been her 63rd birthday. Babyface will be the headlining performer at the charity event.
Ronaldinho, Madonna and Ronaldo perform during the Topps Final Halftime Show in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final match between Spain and Argentina on July 19, 2026 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Carl Recine/Getty Images)
According to Spotify, after Madonna's opening appearance at the show, her song "Music" — performed as a mashup with her new single "Danceteria" — saw a 180% increase in streams. As for Justin, his song "Everything Hallelujah," from his album Swag II, got a major boost, surging 240% after he performed it during the 11-minute extravaganza.
Meanwhile, BTS saw a 105% increase in their song "Dynamite," which they performed with new, football-inspired lyrics. Streams of "Dai Dai," the official World Cup song by Shakira and Burna Boy, increased by 155%.
The biggest winners, however, were British pop superstar Robbie Williams and Italian singer Laura Pausini. Their Official FIFA Anthem, "Desire," hadn't received much attention until they sang it ahead of the game on Sunday alongside Nicole Scherzinger. Following the performance, the song's streams increased by 945%.
Overall, throughout the World Cup, "Dai Dai" earned the most in-tournament streams on Spotify than any other anthem this year. Since June 11, the track has racked up more than 138 million global streams.
Adele's been out of the spotlight lately, but don't worry, she's living her best life. People has photos of her swimming — in the deep, of course — and kayaking off Italy's Amalfi Coast on Sunday with friends. Among those friends was Tom Ford, who cast the singer in his upcoming movie Cry to Heaven. Based on the Annie Rice novel, it's reportedly due out later this year.
No, Britney Spears has not been been replaced by a clone. When that two-year-old rumor came up on his livestream on July 17, Britney's son Jayden James Federline dismissed it. Jayden said, "I hop on TikTok and I see this one video that has 1.2 million likes, and the caption is like, ‘The biggest theory ever: Is Britney Spears still alive?’ Like, 'Bro, you can go to her page and see her right now.'" He said the rumor is just another example of how "exaggerated and fake" so much online content is.
Jessie J has split with her longtime boyfriend, Chanan Colman, the father of her son, Sky. She wrote on Instagram that she and Colman "decided to end our romantic relationship some time ago." She continued, "It has been a sad and difficult situation, but we have been focused on navigating the change privately and positively for a healthy and happy co parenting environment for our son, and ourselves." The singer went on to say that she and Colman will "always continue supporting each other with love, respect and care."
Charli XCX will release a new song and video, "Camera," Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. ET. From the clip she's posted, it seems to involve a car crash. The song is from Charli's new album, Music, Fashion, Film, which arrives on Friday.
Callum Turner and Dua Lipa attend Elton John AIDS Foundation's 34th Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party on March 15, 2026 in West Hollywood, California. (Leon Bennett/Getty Images for Elton John AIDS Foundation)
Going out to eat in New York City on your birthday will probably cost you 100 bucks — but being serenaded by Dua Lipa at the same time? That's priceless.
On Monday, the New York City eatery Corner Bistro posted footage of Dua and her husband, Callum Turner, singing "Happy Birthday" to a woman named Mairead Walsh as a friend brought over some cupcakes with a candle in them.
"Some birthdays come with cake. @maireadwalshh‘s came with a surprise serenade from @dualipa & Callum Turner," the caption read.
Dua and Callum were wearing the same outfits they were later photographed in at the World Cup Final game, so they must have stopped by the restaurant en route to New Jersey's MetLife Stadium.
Dua and Callum married May 31 in London, then hosted a massive wedding party June 6 in Sicily, followed by an Italian honeymoon.
Phil Collins performs during a stop of his Not Dead Yet Tour at MGM Grand Garden Arena on October 27, 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Phil Collins hasn’t put out a new album since 2010’s Going Back, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be new music in the future.
During an appearance on the Sodajerker on Songwriting podcast, Collins sounds hopeful about making music again.
“Oh I’ve got some things that are finished. Well, a couple of things that are finished,” he said. “I’ve got a lot of ideas. I know what they are, but I haven’t approached them since the health issues."
“But I’ve got a studio downstairs in my basement. I’m now not taking the long way around to avoid going in it,” he adds.
Collins has been dealing with health issues since 2007, including neck problems and nerve issues that left him unable to play the drums.
This isn’t the first time Collins has talked about possibly making new music. In a January BBC interview he said, “I've got some things that are half-formed or were never finished, and a couple of things that were finished which I like. So, you know, maybe life in the old dog yet.”
Collins' appearance on the Sodajerker podcast is promoting the upcoming expanded edition of his debut solo album, Face Value, dropping Sept. 18.
One of the bonus tracks in the box set is a demo of the hit ballad “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now),” which Collins says didn't make Face Value because “bizarrely I didn’t think it was kind of good enough.”
The song was eventually used for Taylor Hackford's 1984 movie Against All Odds and went on to become the first of seven #1 songs for Collins. It was also nominated for an Academy Award.
Ella Langley performs on the ‘The 59th Annual CMA Awards’ (Disney/Frank Micelotta)
Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" has made even more history on the Billboard Hot 100. The song is #1 for a 14th week, meaning it now ties two other legendary songs for an all-time record.
Mariah Carey's 2005 hit "We Belong Together" and Whitney Houston's 1992 smash "I Will Always Love You" also spent 14 weeks at #1 on the Hot 100. That means Ella now joins Whitney and Mariah in collectively sharing a single record: most weeks at #1 for a nonholiday song by a female artist working alone, as opposed to a man sharing credit.
Nonholiday is a key distinction here, of course, because Mariah has also spent 22 weeks to date — the overall record — at #1 with "All I Want for Christmas is You."
Ella also has two other songs in the top 10 — "Be Her" and "I Can’t Love You Anymore,” her duet with Morgan Wallen.
Meanwhile, another female country artist has made the top 10. Stella Lefty's song "Boston" has jumped to #6 on the Hot 100. But she did it with some help from a pop star — Noah Kahan gets a writing credit on the song because it interpolates his signature tune, "Stick Season." Ironically, the highest that song ever got was #9.
Following Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, screens display 'JusT&T Married!' outside Madison Square Garden in New York City on July 3, 2026. (Sara Konradi for The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Now that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have been married for a couple of weeks, people who attended the July 3 nuptials at New York's Madison Square Garden are sharing some of the details of the massive event.
While appearing on The Compound podcast, American Century Investments CEO Jonathan Thomas, a friend of Travis', detailed the mystery that surrounded the event. “It was February or March, I got this text that said: ‘This is from Taylor and Travis. I promise it's not spam,’” he said. He deleted it, and when he kept getting the same texts, he blocked the number.
Finally, Travis called him and asked him why he hadn't responded. Thomas admitted he'd deleted it and blocked the number, so Travis resent it to Thomas' wife's phone. The couple then had to go through two-factor authentication and then sign an NDA before receiving a watermarked digital invitation.
Additional details were doled out bit by bit, but Thomas said it wasn't until 4 a.m. on the day of the wedding that the guests were informed of the location.
Thomas said when Adam Sandler appeared to officiate at the ceremony, guests thought it was a joke. "But he actually spoke for 20 or 30 minutes," he revealed. Sandler also "sang a few things," Thomas said, and offered the couple this advice: "Kiss each other every day: in the morning, at night, after dinner — just kiss often."
After the vows, everyone walked through "this massive castle" and were able to play "all sorts of games" with "amazing giveaways." Thomas also confirmed that Taylor, Paul McCartney and Stevie Nicks performed, and then people "just popped up onstage and sang songs."
"I've never seen a wedding that was so designed to delight the guests and make sure they have a lot of fun," he concluded.
The Muppets didn't just appear at the FIFA World Cup Final Halftime show on Sunday — some of them also made an appearance at Noah Kahan's concert at Citi Field in Queens, New York, that night.
During various tour stops Noah has been taking onstage "phone calls" from different people, like his mom and various sports stars, who then appear on the stadium video screen. Sunday night it was Elmo and Cookie Monster, who Noah introduced as "some friends who live here in this area."
"Wow, look at all those people! Hi, everybody!" yelled Elmo. "Hi Noah, me just wanted to know if you sang 'Cookie Season' yet," added Cookie Monster.
"It's 'Stick Season,' Cookie Monster!" scolded Elmo. "Oh, right. Sorry," the blue furry creature replied.
"We wanted to call and wish you a great concert," Elmo continued. "We're very proud of you, and we hope that you're proud of yourself, too."
"Yeah, what about 'She Calls Me Cookie'?" asked Cookie Monster. "No, it's 'She Calls Me Back,'" explained Elmo. "Oh. Well, Noah, if you ever need a cookie, just call me back!" Cookie added. Elmo signed off by saying, "We love you, Noah. Have a great show!"
But the Muppets weren't the only special guests at the show: During the song "End of August," Noah brought out Aaron Dessner, who co-produced Noah's album The Great Divide. Aaron posted footage of the moment on his Instagram Story. "@NoahKahan you're frickin incredible," he captioned the video.
As previously reported, Noah was forced to cancel the first of two planned shows at Citi Field due to inclement weather. The tour's next stop is Washington, D.C., on July 22.
Melanie C and Chris Dingwall pose during the New York City premiere of the film 'Wicked: For Good!' on November 17, 2025 in New York City. (Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic)
Nearly all of the Spice Girls were together on Saturday as Sporty Spice — Melanie "Mel C" Chisholm — married her boyfriend Chris Dingwall during a ceremony in England's Lake District, Vogue reports.
Mel's bandmates Melanie "Mel B" Brown (Scary Spice), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice) and Geri Halliwell Horner (Ginger Spice) attended the wedding. Victoria "Posh Spice" Beckham was busy at the World Cup Final in the U.S., though she was present in spirit: Mel wore dresses designed by her in both of her wedding ceremonies.
“I was actually having dinner with Melanie and asked her what she was up to,” Victoria told Vogue. "She very casually told me she was leaving for Australia in two days and getting married!"
Mel and Chris, who is Australian, had a legal ceremony in Australia ahead of Saturday's event. While Mel has a teenage daughter from a previous relationship, this marks her first marriage.
Victoria explained, "When I asked what she was wearing, [Melanie] mentioned she had actually ordered one of my dresses but that it didn’t quite fit, and she didn’t have time to get it altered before leaving. I happened to have that exact dress in my own wardrobe and offered to lend it to her.”
“Victoria’s dress was my something borrowed. It was very special, having her there," Melanie told Vogue of the legal ceremony.
For Saturday's event, Victoria offered to make Melanie "her dream dress." Inspired by the original design, the gown featured more lace, a different color, different back and a train.
“Victoria was so excited about being able to do this for me, and having her and [my daughter] Scarlet there… every step of the way has been very special,” Melanie says. “Plus, I just love her clothes.”
At the end of her concert Saturday night in Brooklyn, New York, Ariana Grande premiered the trailer for the video for "petal," the title track of her new album. She later shared the teaser on Instagram.
The black-and-white clip shows Ariana holding an old-fashioned newspaper ad for a company called "Fame Inc." which is auditioning stars for the "T.V. & film industry." It continues, "Major Studios are calling for new faces who can follow directions and have a good personality."
The teaser the cuts to Ariana's feet, clad in high-heeled pumps, running across a cracked star on Hollywood Boulevard with a flower growing out of it. Next, a shadowy figure is shown smoking a cigarette as Ariana appears on a film set. The trailer concludes with the words, "PETAL, shot entirely on ... VistaVision."
VistaVision is a higher-resolution, widescreen movie format introduced in the 1950s that eventually fell out of favor. In recent years, however, it's made a comeback, with The Brutalist, Wuthering Heights and One Battle After Another all using the format.
Ariana wrapped up her run of shows in Brooklyn on Sunday night. During the final show, she performed an a cappella version of "Be Alright," a song from her album Dangerous Woman, for the first time this tour.
"new york, you have my heart always … brooklyn, i am emotional ! thank you for five beautiful shows," she wrote on Instagram. "i love you, i love new york, i love this show, i love our eternal sunshine tour family, and again, you, you, you… with all my heart always."
Charlie Puth performs on ABC's 'Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2026' (Disney/Christopher Willard)
Charlie Puth and his wife welcomed their first child, Jude Crawford Puth, in March, and while he was no slouch in the music department, he says Jude's existence has made him a better musician.
Speaking GQ Hong Kong, Charlie explains, "I realized that everything else is secondary except for my child's happiness. Now it's no longer always 'about me' -- my entire life is about ensuring little Jude is incredibly happy every single day. This mindset has changed everything."
"It has actually allowed me to write better music because I no longer care so much about whether others will like it," he adds. "Even my most die-hard fans won't love every song I share with the world forever. ... [A]ll I can do is tell the truth, set it to melody, and hope that someone in the world can feel what I felt when I wrote that song."
As for how little Jude responds to dad's music, Charlie says, "He has very deep eyes, and when I sing, he stares straight at me without any hesitation. It's really magical to look at him -- you can really feel him absorbing all of this."
"Who knows if he'll go down the music path in the future?" he continues. "We'll support him no matter what. I just hope that one day he can listen to James Taylor's songs with me in the car."
A view of the performance during FIFA World Cup 2026 Topps Final Halftime Show at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19, 2026 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Global Citizen)
Music makes the people come together, and the entire world came together on Sunday afternoon for the first-ever FIFA World Cup™ Final Halftime Show.
The 11-minute spectacular started with Madonna singing her hit "Music," mashed up with one of her new songs, "Danceteria." She started singing in the tunnels underneath New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, and then continued while riding in the back of a dune buggy driven by Brazilian football legends Ronaldo and Ronaldinho. Madonna and the two players then walked out onto the field as she finished the song.
The Muppets' band, Electric Mayhem, came next, performing the White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army" alongside dozens of dancers, plus musicians from the New York Philharmonic and Venezuela's Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel. That segued into BTS performing their hit "Dynamite."
Next up, Ted Lasso stars Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt reprised their roles as Ted Lasso and Coach Beard. As Ted, Sudeikis said that the next part of the show needed "heart, y'know? Someone that has some soul. Someone who can bring the love." He and Hunt then called Justin Bieber out onto the field, with Sudeikis as Ted saying, "All right, young man, let's go! It's your big shot! Go on out there, don't be nervous, make us proud."
Justin, accompanied only by an acoustic guitar, walked onto the field and sang "Everything Hallelujah" while Hunt held up a sign that read "BELIEBE." "It's the World Cup, Hallelujah!" he concluded. Shakira and Burna Boy then took the stage to sing the official song of the World Cup, "Dai Dai."
The big finale featured the PS22 Chorus, Chris Martin of Coldplay, the Muppets, Justin, BTS, Shakira and more, all singing "We Dance," an original song written by Coldplay for the occasion. The finale also introduced a new Global Citizen initiative called believeinlove.org, which hopes to inspire people all over the world to participate in small acts of love. Fireworks capped off the whole performance, which you can watch now on YouTube.
Post Malone performed during the closing ceremony ahead of the game, Jennifer Hudson sang the national anthem, and British pop star Robbie Williams, Nicole Scherzinger and Italian star Laura Pausini joined together to sing another FIFA song, “Desire.”
Kelly Clarkson has released her new single, "I'd Be Lyin'," her first new music since 2025's "Where Have You Been." The song includes a lyrical nod to one of her signature hits, as she sings, "I can't remember a time I was happy since you been gone." Kelly resumes her Las Vegas residency Friday night and has teased that she'll be adding the new song to the setlist.
Pentatonix has released a new original song called "Sacrifice." It's the follow-up to "Heaven On Earth," which the group dropped in March. That track marked their first non-holiday single in five years. Unlike many Pentatonix tracks, "Sacrifice" isn't a cappella. Instead, it features full production and instrumentation.
Ella Bright, who plays Hannah Wells on Prime Video's series Off Campus, sang a version of Elton John's classic hit "The Bitch Is Back" on the show. She's now released that version of the tune to digital outlets.
"7 Years" singer Lukas Graham has released the title track and video of his upcoming album Good Times, due out Aug. 14. Like the rest of the album, "Good Times" is influenced by Celtic folk music, which Lukas heard a lot growing up. His late dad, who was Irish, booked folk musicians to perform throughout Scandinavia, and Lukas spent his childhood both in Ireland and in Denmark.
After a viral media campaign, BTS has released the music video for "NORMAL," a song from their #1 album ARIRANG, along with a Korean version of the track. The video, now exclusively available on Spotify, features the group flashing between a wild party and the morning after. At one point, they all line up in front of urinals before turning around together and zipping up in unison. The video will be available everywhere on Sunday.
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