Kanye West Announces a Third 'Donda' Album Listening Event

“Kanye [West] a whole hoe,” Chris Brown, 32, posted to his IG Story on Sunday evening, hours after the long-delayed DONDA album hit streaming services. Chris deleted that shot at Kanye, 44, but added a second IG story, per Page Six. “Nah he tweakin.” At first, it was unclear why Chris was angry at Kanye. The two worked together on “Waves,” off of The Life of Pablo, and teamed up again on DONDA’s “New Again.” Apparently, the “hoe” remark is due to Ye getting crazy with the edit.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAfter four official listening sessions and millions of words of speculation from the media, Kanye West finally released his ‘Donda’ album to streaming services on Sunday morning. It is unclear when the album was actually posted, but a press release from West’s label, Def Jam, arrived at 8:17 a.m.

Kanye West has released his long-awaited and repeatedly delayed 10th album ‘DONDA’ on streaming services.Kanye’s manager Bu Thiam posted to announce the news on Instagram today.The album is currently available on Apple Music here and on Spotify.

Kanye West‘s latest line of ‘DONDA’ merchandise appears to reference his continuing desire to run for US President in 2024.The merch went on sale at last night’s ‘DONDA’ listening event at Soldier Field stadium in Chicago (August 26) where the rapper and producer once again previewed his upcoming tenth studio album, which has still yet to be released.One of the many talking points from last night’s ‘DONDA’ event was the merchandise on offer, with prices reportedly ranging from $60 (£43) for a

DaBaby has addressed being “cancelled” in a new song that was played during Kanye West’s latest ‘DONDA’ listening event in Chicago last night (August 26).DaBaby appeared alongside West and Marilyn Manson on a structure West built in the centre of Soldier Field stadium.

Kanye West‘s forthcoming ‘DONDA’ event in Chicago is reportedly set to include optional coronavirus jabs for attendees.Earlier today (August 25), it was confirmed that the Chicago event at Soldier Field won’t require proof of vaccination as a condition of entry.Now, according to TMZ, a spokesperson for the football stadium where Kanye will host the latest listening party tomorrow (August 26) – long after the album’s release was originally slated – will provide more than 1,500 doses of the Pfizer

Kanye West has revealed that his ‘DONDA’ listening party in Chicago tomorrow (August 26) won’t require proof of vaccination as a condition of entry.After premiering the album, which hasn’t yet got an official release, at two consecutive in-person events in Atlanta last month, Kanye then announced a hometown listening party.At the Soldier Field event tomorrow, no vaccination certificates will be required for the 38,000 fans allowed to be permitted entry, Rolling Stone report.Speaking to the

Kanye West is building something big for his new listening party.

Tom Morello has revealed that Kanye West inspired the recording process of his upcoming new album.Earlier this month, the Rage Against The Machine guitarist announced ‘The Atlas Underground Fire’ LP, the follow-up to his 2018 solo album ‘The Atlas Underground’.Speaking in a new interview, Morello discussed how West inspired the album, which is set to arrive on October 15 and features a star-studded line-up of guest appearances.“The ‘Atlas Underground Project’ – this is the second ‘Atlas

After two missed release dates over the last month, Kanye West fans were hopeful that the rapper’s new album ‘Donda’ would finally be released tomorrow. Kanye West fans should really know better than to have hope though.

Kanye West‘s next ‘DONDA’ listening event in Chicago is set to be livestreamed on Apple Music.The rapper and producer’s much-anticipated tenth studio album has already been previewed during two listening events at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, though the record is still yet to be released.West confirmed yesterday (August 18) that the third ‘DONDA’ event will be held at Soldier Field stadium in Chicago on August 26, with the album now slated to arrive the day after (via Apple

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorKanye West will hold a third public listening session for his still-unreleased “Donda” album at the 60,000-plus-capacity Soldier Field stadium in his hometown of Chicago on Thursday, August 26 at 10 p.m. ET/ 9 p.m.

Kanye West collaborator Mike Dean has reportedly walked away from the rapper’s frequently delayed new album, ‘Donda’.Dean posted a number of vague but seemingly frustrated tweets, including “fuck it” and “good to be at the house,” before replying to a comment suggesting that West’s album rollout that had seemed “toxic” to those following its progress. “Toxic.

Busy Philipps’ brood! The actress shares two children with husband Marc Silverstein and has given many glimpses into their family life over the years.

Kanye West‘s second ‘DONDA’ listening event last week was reportedly Apple Music’s biggest-ever livestream.The rapper and producer held the second event last Thursday (August 5) to preview his upcoming new album, which has still yet to emerge.West also livestreamed from a dressing room at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta ahead of the show, with fans able to watch him recording, exercising and sleeping for a number of hours.According to Billboard, the livestream of West’s second listening

Janee Bolden If one thing has been confirmed and reconfirmed in the past month’s drama around Kanye West’s “Donda” album, it’s that punctuality is not his strong suit.The album — a tribute to West’s beloved mother, who died suddenly in 2007 — was first announced in July of 2020, then revived last month before a listening event was held on July 22 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, and was scheduled to be followed by the album’s release later that not.

Kanye West held his second large-scale listening event for his upcoming album, , on Thursday, and made the most of his time in the spotlight.At West's first listening party/launch event, held on July 22, a number of fans said the artist essentially just vibed to his own music in the middle of the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, in front of a sold-out crowd of thousands.Two weeks later — after having not actually released the album and then reportedly living at the stadium in a small