NME — The former will perform with Sting at the show next month, which is being held to celebrate the monarch's 92nd birthday Shaggy / Shawn Mendes Shaggy and Shawn Mendes are among the artists who are set to play at a special event next month which â... more info

E! Online — We hope Queen Elizabeth II is ready to dance because she has quite the lineup of performers for her upcoming birthday. The stars slated to serenade the British monarch were announced on... more info

Consequence of Sound — The Queen's 92nd birthday concert will also feature Kylie Minogue, Craig David, and Sir Tom Jones. more info

Time — Sting, Shaggy, Kylie Minogue, Shawn Mendes and more are all on the lineup more info

Stereogum — The somewhat unlikely pairing of Sting and Shaggy have a collaborative album called 44/876 coming next month. The Caribbean-inflected project has already bequeathed us "Don't Make Me Wait" and a possibly disingenuous mutual appreciation society with ... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, we learned the bizarre and fascinating news that Sting and Shaggy have made an entire album together. It still doesn't seem real, even though we've heard the single "Don't Make Me Wait" and witnessed the Grammy performances. But it... more info

NME — Ahead of the pair's collaborative album Vampire Weekend, Sting and Shaggy The newly collaborative duo of Sting and Shaggy have given a shout-out to Vampire Weekend in a clip shared online. …Continue reading » The post Watch Vampire Weekend g... more info

CNN Showbiz — Hollywood has been at the center of a national reckoning when it comes to the abuse of power by powerful men. more info

Chicago Tribune — With only a handful of awards that get doled out during the televised show, much of the drama at the 60th annual Grammy Awards had to do with the live performances. More than a dozen artists took the Madison Square Garden stage Sunday night, includin... more info

The Daily Mail — The three musical men were keen to create a version of Subway Karaoke among stereotypically unamused New Yorkers riding the underground in a hilarious clip on Sunday night. more info