The Trump administration implemented a social media strategy that, at times, was at odds with famous musicians for using ...

Long before Donald Trump ever had political aspirations, he was grabbing headlines as one of New York’s most talked-about ...

Released in September 1990, The Razor’s Edge marked AC/DC’s triumphant return to the rock spotlight. While songs like “Fire ...

Rapper Nicki Minaj expressed support of President Donald Trump at the Turning Point USA AmericaFest. She previously mentioned ...

President Donald Trump has a history of using music at his political events without getting permission, often angering the artists involved. Here are some of the most high-profile run-ins the ...

Singer Kenny Loggins demanded that his song be removed from a meme President Donald Trump posted on Saturday. In a statement shared with Variety on Monday, the musician slammed Trump for using his ...

Below, check out the artists who have called out the Trump administration for using their music in 2025. After Trump posted ...

Earlier in the day, the Trump White House shared old footage of Trump entering the ring at a wrestling event, set to the 50 ...

In the run-up to Donald Trump’s military “birthday parade,” the event organizers offered $750 to use a famous ballad for Trump’s Army celebration. As the tank-heavy parade rolled into Washington, D.C.

One lyric bemoans that “the world is so wacky that Marjorie’s making sense,” after Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) defied Trump on several key issues, including health care and the Epstein files.

"I do not let anyone use my songs without my permission," Steven Tyler writes. Steven Tyler, the frontman of the rock back Aerosmith, sent President Donald Trump a cease and desist letter on Wednesday ...

Donald Trump had been hailed in hip-hop lyrics for decades. No longer. Barring Kanye West, it's not news that the vast majority of hip-hop artists -- from underground rappers to icons like Jay Z, ...