26 year old rapper Tray Savage, a member of Chief Keef's record label killed today.

Tray was shot and killed Friday on the South Side of Chicago. Tray was driving in the Chatham neighborhood around 11 AM when someone opened fire, striking Tray in the shoulder and neck.

Police say Tray's car hit 3 other vehicles after he was hit by the gunfire. He was rushed to the University of Chicago Medical Canter, where he was later pronounced dead.

Witnesses say they noticed a white SUV in the neighborhood at the time of the fatal shooting ... and detectives are investigating, though no suspects are in custody yet.

Born in Chicago, Tray was a member of the rap label Glory Boyz
Entertainment, also known as GBE, which is owned by Fredo Santana and Chief Keef.

Savage is most famous for his 2013 collab with Chief Keef, "Chiefin Keef." He also has a ton of other music videos on YouTube, including "Faces," "Know Who I Am," and "Got The Mac."

Sofia Carson and R3HAB just released their third track together, “Miss U More Than U Know”.

“miss you more than you know is out❤️ from my heart to yours, here we go @R3HAB ❤️,” Sofia wrote on Twitter.

Sofia and R3HAB have previously released two other songs “I Luv U” and “Rumors“.

Sofia‘s new song release supports her new dance movie, Feel The Beat, was released on Netflix!
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“Today is the day the world meets April, I hope our story makes you smile as much as we smiled while filming this for you…FEEL THE BEAT IS OUT🌼 on a @netflix near you,” she shared on Instagram. Be sure to watch it today!

Danielle Bregoli (Bhad Bhabie) is out of rehab and ready to get back to work.

The 17-year-old rapper was released Wednesday after completing a 30-day rehab program. Reports say she is happy to be back and her main focus now is her music.

Danielle took to Instagram Thursday and posted a mirror shot. She also went live to say a little about her time in treatment -- saying she had a lot going on in her personal life and needed to separate herself from some people.

Bhabie received treatment for a combination of things ... childhood trauma and abusing prescription pills. As we told you, our sources told us Danielle, and people around her were aware of the severity of the issue ... and decided it was time to get professional help.

Beyonce drops "Black Parade"in honor of Juneteenth.

The 38-year-old superstar led the reveal of the new track with a snippet posted to Instagram, with the announcement of Black Parade, a list of black owned businesses to support during the Juneteenth weekend.

Proceeds from the song will benefit BeyGOOD’s Black Business Impact Fund, administered by the National Urban League, which supports Black-owned small businesses.

You can pick up the official song NOW on Tidal.

BTS just premiered “Stay Gold,” their new Japanese-language single, on Friday (June 19).

The song will be featured on the group’s forthcoming Japanese album, Map of the Soul: 7 ~The Journey~, which is due out on July 15. The album is their fourth Japanese record overall, and will also feature Japanese version of their popular Korean hits including “Fake Love” and “Boy With Luv.”

Saweetie just dropped her new song, “Tap In,” on Wednesday (June 17).

The song was inspired by fellow Bay Area artist Too Short’s hit, “Blow The Whistle."

Her upcoming album, Pretty Bitch Music, featuring production by Timbaland and Danja, will drop this summer. Saweetie’s empowered meaning of the term is described as “Boss. Independent. Tough. CEO. Hyphy.”

“Tap In” is her first record since 2019′s smash hit, “My Type.”

Isabela Merced has released her new music video for “apocalipsis“ which was filmed at her home during quarantine, on Wednesday (June 17).

“APOCALIPSIS MUSIC VIDEO out tomorrow at 9am PT/ 12 pm ET. Shot this at my home during quarantine. With one of my favorite people @chazznittolo as director/editor/DP. My mom & brother were the crew. We planned it over FaceTime with @galenhooks and @p00n,” Isabela shared on Instagram the night before. “A project like this helps us earn our stripes, a few gray hairs, and maybe some back problems. 🤪♥️”

“apocalipsis” is from Isabela‘s debut EP The Better Half of Me.

Adam Lambert made an announcement on social media on Wednesday (June 17) amid the global health crisis that he is canceling his European Tour.

“I am so so sorry and completely heartbroken that we have to cancel the upcoming Velvet Tour in September. I have been so excited to the play the new album to you guys – I know we all wanna dance right now!” he wrote.

“However, due to what’s best for our health and safety, along with COVID-19 government guidelines across the continent, this has become the only option. With a handful of other commitments scheduled, I am sad to say that I won’t be able to reschedule these shows.”

The Killers released their new single, “My Own Soul’s Warning,” on Wednesday (June 17).

The song is the second to be released from The Killers‘ Imploding the Mirage.

The Killers originally announced that Imploding the Mirage would arrive in May, but the album has been delayed over “delays in finalizing the album.” 

 The Killers’ last LP was 2017’s Wonderful Wonderful.

BTS' Bang Bang Con: The Live concert, broke the virtual attendance record for the performance on Sunday (June 14), Variety reports.

The guys hit a “peak of 756,000 concurrent viewers in 107 countries and territories. Attendance was the equivalent of 15 shows at a 50,000 seat stadium and was the biggest audience for a paid virtual concert.”
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“Though we may not be able to see each other at this time, we’ve been constantly striving to grow as a group. We are coping up with it pretty well so hope that you too can overcome this time by finding the small joy within. Hope we can meet each other again with smiles on our faces,” Jimin told fans.