Joni Mitchell

Joni Mitchell is an emerging force in the music industry, known for delivering distinctive soundscapes and memorable performances. With a growing fanbase and a unique artistic identity, Joni Mitchell continues to make a strong impact across global music platforms.

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In Canada: The Beaches Named Billboard Canada’s Women of the Year 2025

Also in Canadian music news: How prank duo Nirvanna the Band crashed Drake's Toronto home and SOCAN announces its special achievement winners.

Miles Davis’ Catalog Acquired by Reservoir Media

The deal arrives in advance of what would have been Davis’ 100th birthday next year

FireAid Investigation: Law Firm Finds No Misconduct Tied to $100M Benefit Concerts

Latham & Watkins says in a report that funds raised from the star-studded benefit shows have been effectively distributed to L.A. wildfire victims.

6 Must-Hear New Country Songs: Zac Brown Band, Dolly Parton, Brandi Carlile, Shaboozey & More

This week's new songs also feature music from Emily Ann Roberts, Jackson Dean, and a collab from NEEDTOBREATHE and The Red Clay Strays.

Brandi Carlile Announces New Album Returning To Myself Coproduced With Aaron Dessner, Justin Vernon, & Andrew Watt

Brandi Carlile is the latest artist to enlist the National’s Aaron Dessner and Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon in the studio. Along with returning collaborator Andrew Watt and Carlile herself, Dessner and Vernon coproduced the singer-songwriter’s upcoming album Returning To Myself. It arrives in October and its lead single, which is also the title track, is out now.

Brandi Carlile Announces New Album Returning to Myself, Unveils Title Track: Stream

Carlile's 11th studio album was recorded with Andrew Watt, Aaron Dessner, and Justin Vernon.

Brandi Carlile Announces New Album Returning to Myself, Unveils Title Track: Stream
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Brandi Carlile Is ‘Returning to Myself’ With First Album in Four Years

The record is scheduled for release on Oct. 24 and follows 2021’s In These Silent Days

Joni Mitchell, Cher, John Legend and SZA join Cyndi Lauper for her final farewell tour show

They joined the pop singer on stage for duets of hits including 'Time After Time' and 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun'

The post Joni Mitchell, Cher, John Legend and SZA join Cyndi Lauper for her final farewell tour show appeared first on NME.

Cyndi Lauper Brought Out Joni Mitchell, Cher, SZA, & More At Her Farewell Tour Closer

That’s a wrap on Cyndi Lauper’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour. The ’80s pop icon has brought out some special guests throughout the tour, and Saturday night at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl was no exception: John Legend came out to duet “Time After Time,” SZA was there for “True Colors,” and Cher lent an assist on “Girls Just Want To Have Fun.” And after covering Joni Mitchell songs many times over the years, Lauper even got Mitchell herself to come out for a rendition of her Blue classic “Carey.” See some clips from the audience below.

See Cyndi Lauper Bring Out Joni Mitchell, Cher, SZA at Final Show of Farewell Tour

John Legend also joins singer onstage as the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Farewell Tour concludes Saturday at the Hollywood Bowl

Hotline TNT Becomes the Latest Band to Remove Music From Spotify

“The company that bills itself as the steward of all recorded music has proven beyond the shadow of a doubt that it does not align with the band’s values in any way,” their founder shared

Anya Taylor-Joy, Meryl Streep To Play Joni Mitchell In Cameron Crowe’s Biopic: Report

Sorry, Amanda Seyfried: It sounds like Anya Taylor-Joy and Meryl Streep will play Joni Mitchell in Cameron Crowe’s biopic, according to The InSneider. Rumors say Taylor-Joy will star as the legendary singer-songwriter during her peak years in the ’60s and ’70s while Streep will portray present day Mitchell.

Abbey Road Music Photography Awards to Honor Anton Corbijn With Icon Award

The annual ceremony will take place at London’s Abbey Road Studios in October

Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band Talks First Tour After His Passing: ‘He Specifically Wanted the Music to Live On’

The band is on the road with the Doobie Brothers.

FireAid Hires Lawyers to Review Distribution of $100M in Concert Proceeds Amid Backlash

Law firm Latham & Watkins will probe the grantmaking process, which FireAid has defended amid scrutiny from Republican politicians.

FireAid Releases Statement Disputing ‘Misinformation’ on Distribution of Funds Raised for L.A. Wildfire Relief

The team behind the all-star benefit concert addresses providing donors with a "transparent view into how FireAid is putting their dollars to work."

David Geffen’s Estranged Husband Sues Billionaire Mogul for Breach of Oral Contract

Donovan Michaels claims in a new lawsuit that Geffen promised him “lifelong support” but later kicked him out and cut him off

Kameron Marlowe on His Song ‘Seventeen’ Getting Inspiration & Approval From Springsteen: ‘I Can’t Believe He Heard a Song I Wrote’

Billboard's Makin' Tracks looks at the writing and recording behind Kameron Marlowe's "Born in the U.S.A."-inspired new song.

Hear Woody Guthrie’s Previously Unreleased “Deportee” From New Woody At Home – Vol 1 + 2 Compilation

In 1948, Woody Guthrie read a newspaper story about a plane crash in California’s Los Gatos canyon. The crash killed 32 people, 28 of whom were migrant farm workers. The plane crew’s remains were sent home to their families, but the farm workers were only named as deportees in news reports and were buried in a giant mass grave. Guthrie, furious at the dehumanization of those workers, wrote a protest song called “Deportee”: “Is this the best way we can grow our big orchards?/ Is this the best way we can raise our good crops?/ To fall like dry leaves and rot on out topsoil/ And be known by no names except ‘deportees.'” It’s as relevant today as it was in 1948.