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1. Peach PRC Releases Debut Album ‘Porcelain’, Shares New Video for ‘Hold It for Her’

   Arriving April 3, the full-length project introduces a more expansive body of work from the singer-songwriter.

2. Ben Platt and Rachel Zegler Announce ‘The Last Five Years’ Live Album

   The news was revealed during bows at the Hollywood Bowl, where the two stars surprised audiences by confirming the project from the stage.

3. Live Nation Trial Week 4 Recap: Defense Witnesses Back Ticketmaster & Judge Weighs ‘Intimidation’

   Billboard is summing up the key testimony and takeaways from the fourth week of the blockbuster antitrust trial.

4. YouTube’s Tuma Basa to Exit as Director of Black Music & Culture

   After eight years at the streaming giant, the executive announced he was "stepping into my next chapter."

5. ‘Time’s Ticking,’ Indeed: Every Song That’s Taken More Than a Year to Reach No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay Chart

   Justin Moore's "Time's Ticking" set a record for the longest climb to hit the peak this week, but it's hardly alone.

6. Watch A$AP Rocky Perform ‘Don’t Be Dumb’ Tracks for Amazon Music’s ‘Songline’ Series: ‘Live From New York’

   The film was first livestreamed on Yams Day in January.

7. 2026 NCAA March Madness: Where to Watch Each Final Four Game Online for Free

   The Final Four round tips off on Saturday, April 4.

8. Morgan Wallen Says He’ll Start Sharing ‘Sneak Peeks’ of New Music Soon: ‘I’m Still in the Early Stages’

   Morgan Wallen performed a special show in Nashville to celebrate his upcoming SiriusXM channel Morgan Wallen Radio.

9. Brian McKnight Defamation Lawsuit: Radio Network Says Case Over Ex-Wife’s Interview Is Legally Baseless

   The R&B singer is suing over radio broadcasts on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show and a North Carolina local station.

10. Zach Bryan Cancels Tulsa Concert Due to Extreme Weather: ‘I’ve Never Canceled a Show in My Life’

    His second show in Tulsa is scheduled to continue as planned.