New Music Friday December 13: Snoop Dogg, Will Smith, Fat Joe, Offset, Victoria Monét and More

Happy New Music Friday! The weekend is here, which means more streaming, new playlists and the best music has to offer, and ET has you covered!

It’s the end of an era. Last weekend in Vancouver, Taylor Swift closed what she called “the most exciting chapter of my life to date” with her Give Eras. He took his final bow in front of 60,000 fans and highlighted five sentimental songs that he said “capture what I’m feeling tonight.” Taylor’s tour is the first in history to gross more than $2 billion With total sales of 10 million Swifties, ET also learned that Taylor gave out $197 million in bonuses to everyone who worked on her tour. As he declared on his last night, the tour “created such a space of joy, togetherness and love.”

Taylor has been busy this week ahead of her 35th birthday. Taylor spent time at Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City this week, where she took time to talk to patients and take photos and videos. Taylor also dominated the 2024 Billboard Music Awards with 10 wins, including Best Artist. .

Also last weekend, the stars hit the stage in Los Angeles iHeartRadio 102.7 KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2024 presented by Capital One. Shaboozy opened the stage and performed his hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy).” Paris Hilton brought the crowd to their feet with his DJ set, Benson Boone donned a Santa-inspired look and sang his hits including “Beautiful Things” and SZA closed the night with his hits incl “Kiss Me More” and “Kill Bill”.

Yesterday, Anthony “Top Doug” Tiffit hosted the 11th Annual TDE Holiday Benefit Concert and Community Celebration with artists SZA, Schoolboy Q, Jay Rock, Doechii, and more.They’ll also have a Giveback Day that will include a toy giveaway, raffles, youth sports programs and etc. Presented by TDE’s Top Dawg Love the Kids charity, the event has become a holiday tradition for residents of Nickerson Gardens and the Los Angeles area. for community members.

Earlier this week, Bunnie XO sat down with Dolly Parton for her Dumb blonde podcast. Dolly talked about her childhood and family life, where she got her work ethic and creativity, how she found the confidence to perform, and how she discovered her ability to rhyme and write at the age of 8. : Dolly also talked about Carl, her 58-year-old husband, and shared: “He’s a good guy. He’s quiet. I’m loud. And we’re funny. Oh, he’s funny. And I think that’s one of the things that’s made it last over the years… we love each other. , we respect each other, but we have a lot of fun.”

Metallica will have their annual All Within My Hands Helping Hands Concert and Auction Dec. 13 at The YouTube Theater in Los Angeles.This is the fourth year of the foundation’s charity concert, which aims to build sustainable communities by addressing issues including hunger and workforce education.Jimmy Kimmel and Sammy Hagar & Friends will host will open the show, and other expected talent includes Jason Momoa, Jeff Ement, Tom Morello and more.

Hayley Kiyoko has announced her debut on the big screen with her new movie Girls Like Girls. He shared that “it was such a difficult journey to bring this film to life and I feel like it’s a huge win to share it with you all. I can’t wait for the world to see it. I hope it inspires people.” believe in queer joy and chase your dreams, no matter how long it takes.” Haley also announced her second novel, Where There’s a Place for Us.

Snoop Dogg has released his long-awaited album Missionaries which was produced by Dr. Dre.This is only their second collaboration since Snoop’s debut album in 1994, featuring Eminem, 50 Cent, Jelly Roll, Jhené Aiko and more.

Plus new music from Will Smith, Offset, Victoria Monae, Mario, FLETCHER and more!

Missionaries – Snoop Dogg