The Weeknd’s Grammys boycott dates back to 2021, when his hit song “Blinding Lights” and its album After Hours were ...

After an extended broadcast tease, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. shocked viewers by introducing The Weeknd, who ...

It’s stadium status once again for The Weeknd. The Toronto crooner announced plans for the North American 2025 After Hours ...

The Weeknd sang two new songs from his just-released album “Hurry Up Tomorrow.” The singer opened with “Cry for Me” and ...

AFter a four-year boycott, the Weeknd returned to the Grammys in 2025 to perform his songs "Timeless" featuring Playboi Carti and "Cry For Me." ...

Laser beams then filled the stage as Playboi Carti popped out to bring the rage to their Billboard Hot 100 top three hit “Timeless” to close out the performance. Prior to The Weeknd touching ...

After a four-year hiatus from the award ceremony, The Weeknd (born as Abel Makkonen Tesfaye) made a shocking and triumphant return on stage at the 67th Grammy Awards.

The Weeknd famously boycotted the Grammys after his blockbuster After Hours received zero nominations, a surprising snub that ...

This week, for the upcoming Billboard Hot 100 dated Feb. 15, we look at the biggest threats to capture the No. 1 spot after ...

“The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn 2025 Tour” runs from May into September in North America, with support from Playboi Carti, who appears on the album’s single “Timeless,” on most ...

The Weeknd’s final trilogy album, ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’, is out now. Featuring Lana Del Rey, Future, and more, the 22-track ...