What to Know J. Cole announced “The Fall-Off Tour” in support of his latest album. The rapper’s tour will stop in LA: ...

In the week after the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny had a super week as far as consumption of his recorded music. On the new ...

The arena trek is in support of the rapper's Billboard 200–topping album, The Fall-Off.

Having just debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with his long-awaited album The Fall Off, rapper J. Cole has announced his most extensive world tour ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: Prince Williams/WireImage via Getty Images J. Cole speaks about his Kendrick Lamar apology in a new freestyle. The ...

J. Cole is back in the spotlight ahead of The Fall-Off, his first studio album in five years and potentially the last of his career. While fans anxiously await the Feb. 6 drop, Cole is reflecting on a ...

J. Cole recounts the difficult recording process of his new single Disc 2, Track 2. On Tuesday (Jan. 20), music journalist Timmhotep Aku shared a portion of a recent interview he conducted with the ...

J. Cole blew out his birthday candles, then decided to spit fire. In "Bronx Zoo Freestyle," a newly released track on the Fayetteville, North Carolina, lyricist's surprise EP/mixtape "Birthday ...

Fat Joe gave a biting assessment on J. Cole during the Tuesday (January 20) episode of podcast Joe and Jada. On February 6, the two-time Grammy winner will release his long-awaited seventh album, The ...

J. Cole dropped a surprise package of four freestyles in the aptly named project, Birthday Blizzard ’26, which arrived hours before the rapper turned 41. The mixtape is available on Cole’s website for ...

J. Cole has addressed his often-talked-about apology to Kendrick Lamar following his 2024 diss in a new freestyle from Birthday Blizzard ‘26. On a track from the surprise-dropped project, Cole raps, ...

Rapper J. Cole released a surprise four-track mixtape titled "Birthday Blizzard ‘26." The project pays homage to DJ Clue’s "Birthday Blizzard ‘96" and features Cole rapping over classic instrumentals.