These days, it seems like everyone wants to be the next Britney Spears, but the pop star's legacy is not an easy one to recreate. Spears became known for her choreography on stage and in her music videos. Lately, stars like Tate McRae, Addison Rae, and more have incorporated intense choreography into their work, making it seem like they might be trying to be like Britney Spears. For the most part, it is people online comparing the artists and causing heated debates, and not the artists themselves. 6cr53

The summer comeback season is in full effect for K-Pop music. Fans are scribbling notes into their calendars and eagerly awaiting the return of their favorite groups and soloists as the weather warms up and tours are announced. Among the artists looking to make the most out of the coming months is ATEEZ, an eight-member boy group under KQ Entertainment.

Irish rock band U2has been an integral part of the music world for many years now, beginning with their formation in Dublin in 1976. As a result of such a lengthy career, the quartet has experienced almost every manner of up, down, and in-between scenario thrown at them during their tenure. For instance, there are the songs they've made that never got their deserved due, and the infamous 2014 experimental release of their Songs Of Innocence album that led to controversy. Greatest of all, though, have been the many successes that have ultimately placed the group on the map.

In music, you never know when a perfect record will debut, which is why these 10/10 albums by classic metal bands have become so revered over the past 25 years. While it can be difficult for some artists to find their spark so many years later, it is not uncommon, as proven by some 10/10 albums by classic rock artists over the same time period. What's interesting about these releases is that they all happen for different reasons, giving each one its own special story.

The music industry has gained another pop star, as the anticipation finally ends with the arrival of Addison Rae's debut album. The former TikTok star is looking to go from the platform into full megastardom, much like Justin Bieber did with YouTube. Although, unlike him, Rae was able to build her career some before this huge release. One of her biggest stages has been appearing on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, introducing her to a worldwide fan base.

It's official: another Sabrina Carpenter summer is on the horizon in the music world. With the clever release of her new single "Manchild," the pop star is gearing up for her second consecutive summer in the spotlight.

We often fixate on and analyze so many different elements of classic rock music with a microscope. Like, what makes rock, especially from the '70s and '80s time period, something we consider "classic?" What songs from the upper echelon of the genre are still quite popular to this day on streaming services like Spotify, to the point that they've crossed over a billion streams? Classic rock still knows how to get our attention (and our ears) this way, right down to some of the biggest bands in classic rock and why they broke up.

Michael Jackson is one of the most iconic artists of all time, and his contributions to the music industry are still influential today. In December 1983, Michael Jackson released his iconic "Thriller" music video (or short film, as he called it), which caused quite a controversy. Jackson was raised a Jehovah's Witness, so when the video was set to premiere, they threatened to excommunicate him over "demonology" accusations.

Sophie Thatcher is a rising darling in Hollywood. Her outstanding performances in the horror genre have garnered critical praise for the actress and dedicated fans. Whether audiences know her as the lovable punky soccer player Natalie Scatorccio or the self-determined robo-lover Iris, most of her popular work is in acting. Thatcher is a dedicated and ionate actress, but her heart's truest desires lie in her music career.

Fans in the realm of classic rock music recently received heavy news, learning of the death of veteran singer/guitarist and producer Rick Derringer at the age of 77. While we often celebrate the timeless nature of great classic rock songs or albums, it's a sad fact of life that while musical art is ageless, its creators can't be forever. The sound will live on where the flesh and blood won't, though, and when it comes to Derringer, he left behind a long resume of signature sounds to consume.