Demi Lovato Makes Her Live Performance Return With Emotional New Track “Anyone”

Billie Eilish has been an outspoken Belieber for some time now (remember when she met Justin Bieber at Coachella?), so you could imagine how she felt when the crooner got emotional talking about her.In a new interview with Zane Lowe on Friday (Feb. 14) discussing his album Changes, Bieber got misty-eyed when asked what the moment he met Eilish was like for him, as just a few years ago, he was an up-and-coming superstar in a similar position as the 18-year-old songstress.

Justin Bieber started crying when asked a question about Billie Eilish on Beats 1 with Zane Lowe.Lowe asked Bieber to reflect on his time as a young person in the music industry, and how he felt watching Eilish go through the same things he had.The "Yummy" singer said, "Yeah, I definitely feel protective of her."Having grown up in the spotlight, Justin Bieber has a unique perspective on what it's like to be young person in the music industry.During an interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1, the

Billie Eilish and Finneas did a beautiful cover of The Beatles' "Yesterday" at the Oscars during the in memoriam segment. But Eilish, her own worst critic, didn't see it that way. In an interview on Apple Music's New Music Daily with Zane Lowe, Eilish panned her performance.

You may have enjoyed watching Billie Eilish and brother Finneas cover the Beatles' "Yesterday" at Sunday night's Academy Awards, but the "Bad Guy" singer says she has one word for how she did in her big Oscars debut: "Garbage." "I was sick for all of the Oscars, I bombed that performance," she told Apple Music's

Billie Eilish wasn’t a fan of her performance at the Oscars last weekend, calling it “trash”.

With all the news about Grimes's recent announcement that she is pregnant, it was easy to forget that she also has new music on the way. Her long-awaited album Miss Anthropocene is due on February 21, and today brings the arrival of new song "Delete Forever." You can stream the folkily melodic new tune below.

Grimes‘ upcoming album, Miss Anthropocene, is mostly a futuristic look at art and society, but her latest single, “Delete Forever,” offers something different. The stripped-back, acoustic track tackles the tragedies of the opioid epidemic, and was partly inspired by the accidental overdose death of rapper Lil Peep.

Grimes has shared “Delete Forever,” a new song from her upcoming album Miss Anthropocene. Check it out below. In an interview for Apple Music’s Beats 1, Grimes told Zane Lowe that the song is about the opioid epidemic, noting that she wrote it on the night that Lil Peep died. “It’s a pretty bummer song,” she said. Scroll down to watch their conversation.

'The Slow Rush' is out this week

Last week, Hayley Williams made her solo debut with "Simmer," the first single from her forthcoming album PETALS FOR ARMOR. Today, she's following it up with yet another track from the project, "Leave It Alone." Where "Simmer" smoldered at the edge of total rage, "Leave It Alone" captures Williams at a more contemplative and inconclusive place.

Paramore lead singer Hayley Williams is back with “Leave It Alone,” the second single from her upcoming debut solo album, Petals For Armor. It is produced by her Paramore bandmate and co-writer Taylor York and arrives with an accompanying Warren Fu-directed music video.

Paramore’s Hayley Williams is getting ready to release her debut solo album PETALS FOR ARMOR, which will arrive on May 8 via Atlantic. After sharing the lead single from the album “Simmer,” last week, Williams is back with another new one. This one’s called “Leave It Alone” and it comes with a music video by Warren Fu. Watch below; scroll down for Williams’ interview with Zane Lowe (on Apple Music’s Beats 1) about “Leave It Alone,” as well as her new “Simmer Interlude” visual.

Selena Gomez, Demi Lovato's on-off close friend from their Barney and Disney days, posted a heartfelt public message to Lovato last night after Lovato's Grammys performance of "Anyone." Lovato said ahead of the ceremony that she recorded "Anyone" days before she was hospitalized for a drug overdose. The song was what Lovato saw as a call for help during that time of her life, she told Zane Lowe on Apple Music's New Music Daily program.

Demi Lovato is ready to . In a new interview with with Zane Lowe on Apple Music's Beats 1, she opened up about the brand new song she's performing at Grammys 2020, a song that was written four days before her .As Demi revealed to Zane, the track is titled "Anyone," and she described it as a heavy and emotional look at her mindset in the summer of 2018.

Demi Lovato wants to settle down and have children in the next 10 years.

Demi Lovato still can’t believe no one realised the song she recorded four days before her 2018 overdose was a cry for help.

It's album time for Megan Thee Stallion. Last night, the Houston hero kicked off the cycle for her forthcoming debut LP, Suga, with its lead single "B.I.T.C.H." Meg still hasn't shared a release date, but this morning, she rang up Zane Lowe to tease a little bit about the project, and confirmed that SZA will appear on one of the tracks.