It’s always exciting for the listener when two artists decide to hop in the studio together. What they create is usually greater than the sum of its parts. Check out three incredible pop duets that ...

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NEW YORK — If, between now and Sunday, you are crossing one of the plazas at Lincoln Center — exiting a matinee of “My Fair Lady,” say, or a Dance Theater of Harlem show — and you notice some ...

The duet is often maligned. What should be a simple yet effective songwriting tool has been ruined by years of cheesy celebrity cameos, lackluster songwriting and poor musical pairings. But there are ...

Together, the two have since released a few songs, including “Nobody But You” and “Happy Anywhere.” But while both of these songs are clearly in the country realm, we wondered what the two would sound ...

Everyone loves a good karaoke solo showcase — a chance to get the spotlight (and song selection) entirely for yourself and show the world, or at least the room, what you can do. But there’s something ...

Oh Wonder are usually known for layered synth-pop duets, earning plenty of attention for the Sara Bareilles-meets-the-xx ballads on their 2015 self-titled debut and last year’s follow-up, Ultralife.

Jazz-pop singer Laufey chose to spend her 25th birthday performing to a sold-out crowd at the Ryman Auditorium. The Icelandic singer-songwriter, whose smooth, soothing voice filled the auditorium for ...

Jisoo is officially stepping into a new musical chapter, and she’s doing it with a surprising collaboration. Following weeks of speculation and fan teasing, BLACKPINK’s Jisoo confirmed a duet with pop ...

The hair was poofed. The teeth were white. The hips were thrusting. In other words, Luis Miguel was in fine form during his Thursday night show at Toyota Center. "El sol de Mexico" — the sun of Mexico ...

His new album consists of vastly wide-ranging, mostly successful collaborations with artists including Lil Nas X, Brandi Carlile, Dua Lipa, Eddie Vedder, Miley Cyrus and (curiously) the late Glen ...