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Fans at Rolling Loud react and share their thoughts on our honoree line up for 2025 Billboard’s Women in Music.
Tetris Kelly
Hanging out at Rolling Loud, talking about some of our favorite women in music. How do you feel about our girl, Tyla? Oh, I love Tyla. I mean, come on, what song gets you going?
Fans
Of course, she goes in on “Water,” but we have the same birthday.
Tetris Kelly
What?
Fans
Aquarius Queen her and I are locked in. We go way back, to be honest The baddest b*tch alive right there. Tyla, I love you like I’m Indian so like half Indian represent.
Tetris Kelly
Why do we think like her glow up happens so big?
Fans
I think the dancing probably like the “Water,” the “Water” dance with like the…
Tetris Kelly
How do you feel about Jennie? Because everybody trying to be like Jennie.
Fans
She’s cutie patootie Jennie, I was just spinning Jennie over here at the bunny’s beauty bar. I love Jennie. I love BlackPink. I’m a Blink for life.
Tetris Kelly
And what do you think is so great about Jennie?
Fans
She’s just so, like, sweet every time I watch her. I mean, she’s just a great performer and person. And it’s just, I feel like I’m very much of an energy person. And I just feel that great energy off of Jennie. Everybody’s trying to be “Like Jennie.”
Tetris Kelly
We’re, celebrating our women in music event this month, and Gracie Abrams is being honored. Do you guys know her?
Fans
I love Gracie. I think she’s upcoming, she’s very independent. She did her sh*t this to herself. She never needed to feature anything. It’s just her herself. She’s raw. I love that. I think everyone loves her because she’s so emotional, for sure.
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j-hope kicks off his new era with two new tracks: “MONA LISA” and a collab with Miguel, “Sweet Dreams.” The BTS star explains why he wanted to work with Miguel, blending pop and R&B sounds and more in the latest Billboard News’ Music You Should Know. j-hope: “Mona Lisa” Person: He wants something cool and […]
Billboard’s Rookie of the Month John Morgan exclusively performs first his Country Airplay top 10-charting song “Friends Like That,” his brand-new single “Kid Myself” and more! John Morgan’s ‘Carolina Blue’ drops on April 25th. What do you think of the rising country star? Let us know in the chat! John Morgan: [Sings “Friends Like That”] […]
Rachel Zegler plays Finish the Lyrics Disney Edition to see if the latest Disney princess knows the lyrics for some iconic Disney songs.
Tetris Kelly:We’re gonna play a game, Finish the Lyrics, and it’s the Disney edition. We’re gonna start kind of easy. OK, we’ll see. We’ll see.
And now he’s dear, and so unsure.
Rachel Zegler:And now he’s dear, I’m so unsure, and maybe something there that wasn’t there before.
Tetris Kelly:Obviously, you sound good. I am gonna give you a slight correction. I’m gonna give you the point on that. But the actual following line to that is, I wonder why I didn’t see it there before.
Rachel Zegler:Oh, my bad.
Tetris Kelly:We’re on the right track, right?
Rachel Zegler:It’s actually crazy, because I did play that part in my school.
Tetris Kelly:Oh, did you?
Rachel Zegler:Yeah, I’ve done Belle twice, Ariel, Princess Fiona — which is not Disney. Wow, this is not my first princess rodeo.
Tetris Kelly:OK, let’s try another one. OK, I’ve had my adventure. I don’t need something new. I’m gonna help you out at my adventure. I don’t need something new. I’m afraid …
Rachel Zegler:Of what I’m risking if I follow you into the unknown.
Tetris Kelly:Good job, Rachel. All right, we’re gonna go. We’re gonna throw it back a little bit. OK, this one, I do believe, is hard — unbelievable sights, indescribable feelings,
Rachel Zegler:Soaring, tumbling, free wheeling. You know, it’s my parents wedding song.
Tetris Kelly:You’re kidding me. Oh, my God, you’ve been a Disney adult all your life.
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Most people would be floored to be in a room filled with celebrities such as Matt Damon, John Mayer and PinkPantheress, but in their loved-up music video for “Just Us,” Jack Harlow and Doja Cat are far too infatuated with each other to even notice the star power in their company. The visual takes place […]
Cameron Brink shares what Tyler, the Creator DM’ed her, Ben Stiller is inviting Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift to a courtside Knicks game and more! Keep watching for the latest news in sports and music! Tetris Kelly: Gelo continues his come-up, Ben Stiller invites Taylor Swift to a Knicks game, and Cameron Brink reveals what […]
When the Eagles began their residency at Las Vegas’ Sphere back in September, they also debuted a Third Encore fan experience at the neighboring Venetian Resort. The space allowed fans to go inside a re-creation of the famed Troubadour venue where the California rockers got their start in the 1970s; legend has it that Don Henley and Glenn Frey met at the West Hollywood club.This year, Live Nation’s travel and music company Vibee expanded the VIP experience to include a Hotel California pop-up, paying tribute to the band’s 1976 album and its immortal title track, which has opened each Sphere show in epic fashion. Just like the Troubadour re-creation, the Hotel California installation includes memorabilia from the band’s archive, including Joe Walsh’s personal collection of hotel keys, a neon sign from the original Hotel California Tour, and unseen photos from the era.
A hotel lobby desk in the space also doubles as a bar — serving pink champagne on ice, of course — with the “Manager on Duty” listed as Irving Azoff, the band’s real-life manager for the past 50-plus years.
The most interactive piece of the space is three hotel room doors that open to three different moments in the song, with each room number representing the time code of the corresponding lyrics. Room 052 takes you to a “dark desert highway,” with a circa-1970s car dashboard leading the way; room 118 has a “mission bell” hanging above the doorway; and room 354 leads to a spooky mirrored hallway in search of “the passage back to the place I was before.”
On Thursday night (March 20), Dead & Company return to Sphere for their second-round residency, and their own Vibee space has popped back up on the floor above Third Encore. But Eagles fans can make their way back to the Troub and Hotel California when the band returns next month for four more dates.
Earlier this week, Eagles announced even more Sphere dates, with four concerts set for this September — marking their one-year anniversary of first playing the venue. Other Sphere concerts coming this summer: the first residencies for country star Kenny Chesney (starting in May) and pop all-stars the Backstreet Boys.
For more information on Vibee VIP travel packages that include Third Encore access, which also allows fans to buy exclusive merch not available at the concerts, click here. And for your first look inside the Hotel California pop-up, see the photos below.
The Grateful Dead left behind a legacy that continues to thrive through its devoted fanbase, the Deadheads. In this documentary, we explore the band’s career trajectory, its influence in reshaping modern concerts and fandoms and the enduring impact of its legacy.
Keep watching for an in-depth analysis as to how the Grateful Dead impacted the music industry.
Are you a Deadhead? Let us know in the comments below!
Diplo:The fandoms of today are very temporary.
Hanson:The Grateful Dead invented the modern concert as we know it.
Eric Renner Brown:There are going to be some differences between Grateful Dead and Swifties. I think that there is a fundamental similarity in terms of how they helped have a roadmap for what does a hyper-engaged fandom look like.
Romeo Okwara:They’re the most loyal fan base in all of music.
Diplo:They kind of invented the idea of a fandom.
Narrator:Formed in Palo Alto, 1965, the Grateful Dead are one of the most popular and influential bands in American history, known for their improvisational approach to music and fusing rock, folk, soul, blues and jazz. They were the original jam band and paved the way for others in music.
Katie Bain:The Grateful Dead are the fathers of psychedelic culture. They are a touchstone for many generations of music fans. They’ve influenced countless artists. They have created really a culture unto their own, and they’ve made a ton of good music, while doing it.
Narrator:With songs like “Truckin’,” “Touch of Grey” and “Friend of the Devil,” the Grateful Dead captured audiences with their lyrics and visuals to match.
Eric Renner Brown:First and foremost, the thing about this band is the songbook. The majority of their repertoire was Jerry Garcia wrote the songs with the lyricist Robert Hunter, who’s like a visionary in his own right. Their songs stand toe to toe with any of the great songwriters of the 20th century.
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We caught up with Muni Long, Becky G, JoJo Siwa and so many more on iHeartRadio’s red carpet to see who they’re most excited to see at Billboard Women in Music next Saturday, March 29.
Who are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments below!
Becky G:I mean, Doechii’s one of my favorite artists. I adore her.
James Charles:I’m a really big GloRilla fan right now.
Muni Long: Billboard Women in Music has been a goal of mine.
Becky G:I’m so happy for her. We actually funny enough, the year that I won the Impact Award, we were sharing a dressing room.
Tetris Kelly:Stop it.
Becky G:She was, she was performing, and I was receiving my Impact Award, and also performing and there, if you know, backstage, there’s not a lot of dressing rooms, and so we were like, musical chairs in there. And she’s just adorable.
Dara Reneé:I love Doechii so much. I’m such a fan of hers, like, I literally get so starstruck.
Dasha:Doechii is, like, one of my favorites. I haven’t met her, but I’m just such a fan. Her acceptance speech at the Grammys made me sob. Sob! Women at Billboard. Let’s go!
James Charles:Let me tell you. Like, b—h, I’m from Memphis, what you know about me? Big G-L-O in that GLE. I’m excited. I can’t wait.
Shinedown:I’m from Memphis, man, so, GloRilla that’s my girl.
Tetris Kelly: He said, “Yeah Glo!”
Shinedown:I’m 901 forever, man. I love that. I love it. I love that she’s out there doing it. That’s a big thing for Memphis, Tenn., too.
Tetris Kelly:Heck yeah.
BigXthaPlug:I got some stuff planned with GloRilla I’m hoping to get in there with her so.
Inayah:Muni Long can sing down, baby.
Tetris Kelly:Down.
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