Many artists personally love the songs that were major hits for their careers. However, there are also quite a few singers out there who actually don’t like their biggest songs, or downright can’t stand to perform them. Let’s take a look at six songs ...

It became the inescapable soundtrack of the summer: the uplifting melody of Jess Glynne's 2015 dance-pop hit "Hold My Hand," followed by a chirpy voice declaring that nothing beats a Jet2 holiday. In July, the White House joined the trend, posting a video ...

“It was one of those songs where you play the riff, and all of a sudden, something inside you just perks up,” Dave recalls. Still, the song that would become Symphony Of Destruction – which would soon catapult Megadeth out of the metal underground and into the rock mainstream – was far from finished.

Here below, we wanted to explore three excellent television theme songs, some with words and some without, that continue to compel no matter when they first hit the scene. Three songs that could be hit singles on their own. Indeed, these are three songs for people who say they don’t like TV themes.

Mariah Carey has revealed she's not a fan of other artists covering her songs. In an interview with GQ magazine, she was asked about her reaction to watching Muni Long covering her hit We Belong Together during the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

Thompson Square have been making country music for more than two decades, and in that time, they've developed a love/hate relationship with Country Music Hall of Famer Kenny Chesney. The "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not" duo were guests on Taste of Country ...

There’s certainly been a lot of talk about Anthrax‘s long-awaited follow-up to 2016’s For All Kings, with various members of the band saying they’re in various stages of pre-production and writing for the new album. Honestly, it’s amazing ...