UK-based Trinifold Group, run by manager Bill Curbishley and partner Robert Rosenberg, has been acquired by The Sanctuary Group, which has offices in London and New York. The $12.5 million (£8 million) cash and stock deal includes Trinifold Management, Trinifold Music and Estupendo Records. Another $20.3 million (£13 million) is payable over the next eight years, pending on certain profit targets being met. Curbishley and Rosenberg will remain on board, with Curbishley

Are you in hip-hop? If yes, then you might be aware of an American rapper and songwriter, Sauce Walka. The sauce is a Hip hop artist who founded The Sauce Factory label and is associated with labels named The Sauce Factory, Brick-made Entertainment, and Datdrmrz. Moreover, he is famous by Sauce Father, Drop God, Sauce God, plus A-Walk. In addition, Walka has also released several hits songs which have helped him to gather massive fame.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce could start their overseas adventures thanks to Tay Tay’s Eras tour, as reports claim the NFL star could travel to watch her in concert. Ever since Taylor Swift was seen at Travis Kelce’s Kansas City Chiefs match, fans all over the world have wanted to know every little detail of their romantic life. While nothing has been confirmed by the celebrity couple, sources say that their relationship is pretty serious.

You might know him best as the Tennessee-based TikTok star singing from behind the barber's chair, but get ready to see him in the bright lights of Hollywood: Social media star Noah Peters, aka "The Singing Barber," is officially a contestant on American Idol this season. Idol just kicked off Season 22, and the show's second round of auditions will take place in the episode airing Sunday night (Feb. 25.) But ahead of the show, fans can watch a preview clip of Peter's surprising - and star-studded -- audition performance.

Fear not: There are plenty of country artists keeping it country in the 21st century. These 23 modern country singers are proving there is still allegiance to a less pop-friendly brand of twang. This group of stars and newcomers also prove fans may need to go looking for it. An increasing number of these contemporary country music traditionalists — or neo-traditionalists, as some have labeled them — have found success on country radio. For others like Sturgill Simpson, streaming sites have been home.