Stereogum — Over a year ago, we got word of a docuseries about Lollapalooza coming to Paramount+. That series, fittingly titled Lolla: The Story Of Lollapalooza, is set to premiere this month. All three episodes of the series will go online Tuesday, May 21, a... more info

E! Online — The Voice is saying howdy to another county music icon. Keith Urban is joining season 25 as the show's latest mega mentor, the NBC singing competition series announced March 24. The Grammy winner... more info

Stereogum — Solange, Chance The Rapper, Ani DiFranco, and DJ Premier are just some of the artists drummer Jharis Yokley has worked with. In March of 2020, he began making his own music while stuck in quarantine, and today he’s announcing his debut album Som... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Chance The Rapper played a bunch of shows to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his breakout mixtape Acid Rap, but he didn’t get around to releasing Star Line Gallery, the new project that he’s been promising for a while. In fact, Ch... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Chance the Rapper will celebrate the anniversary of his acclaimed 'Acid Rap' mixtape with a show at the Kia Forum on Thursday. more info

Dlisted — Alek Wek (45) Sadie Sink (20) Anya Taylor-Joy (26) Chance The Rapper (29) Crystal Methyd (31) Lily Loveless (32) Lorraine Nicholson (32) Claire Foy (38) Gina Carano (40) Blake Fielder-Civil (40) Fredrik Ljungberg (45) Lukas Haas (46) Kelli O’Hara (... more info

USA Today Music — Past winners Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Lady Gaga and Chance the Rapper are missing from top categories in the 2020 Grammy Awards nominations.             more info

Detroit Free Press — Past winners Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Lady Gaga and Chance the Rapper are missing from top categories in the 2020 Grammy Awards nominations.             more info

JamBase — The latest musical edition of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live's mean tweets sketch features John Mayer, Leon Bridges, Alice Cooper, Chance The Rapper and others. more info

Stereogum — One of our finer recurring late-night comedy bits is Mean Tweets, the Jimmy Kimmel Live series in which cameras capture celebrities' reactions as they read less-than-flattering comments about themselves from the Twitter masses. This thing is still fu... more info