J. Cole has officially dropped the lineup for Dreamville Festival 2025, taking place on April 5 to April 6. The fifth and final installment of Cole’s annual festival will be headlined by Lil ...

Here’s some good news for J. Cole fans: The rapper says he’s “been locked in” on music lately. In a blog post titled “OK OK OK !,” Cole writes: “I knowwww mannnn. I’m off to a bad ...

Notable performers include J. Cole, Lil Wayne, Erykah Badu and 21 Savage. The festival, founded by rapper and Fayetteville native J. Cole, began in 2019. Following weeks of speculation ...

It's the North Carlolina native's first offering of 2025. By Michael Saponara J. Cole shared his first offering of 2025 and there could be plenty more in the arsenal down the line. Via his ...

J. Cole was raised ... the city in his lyrics. Cole is known to visit his hometown from time to time. The Grammy Award-winning rapper had a hometown concert at the Crown Coliseum in 2015.

J. Cole has finally released his first single for 2025, titled cLOUDs. It was first released to fans via his The Algorithm blog and then hit all major streaming platforms on Friday, February 21 ...

J. Cole, the man who got away, has been relatively quiet since he wisely if cornily removed himself from the Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef, which he never should’ve gotten involved in in the first ...

J. Cole is back with a vengeance. After a quiet 2024 following the Drake and Kendrick Lamar rap battle, the rapper has dropped a new single, "Clouds," that reveals a lot about his state of mind ...

J Cole’s latest musical endeavor arrived without warning on February 20, 2025, marking his first release of the year. The track cLOUDs emerges as a deeply contemplative piece that interweaves ...

Featured pricing is subject to change. J. Cole has quite a weekend planned in early April. The Hip-Hop icon just announced the lineup for his self-curated fifth and final Dreamville Festival at ...

The Best New Hip-Hop This Week includes albums, videos, and songs from J. Cole, Rico Nasty, and Doechii. I don’t know what was going on for the past seven days, but this week’s column is a doozy.

J. Cole, and more. “Sweet Dreams” marks J-Hope’s first release as a lead artist since last year’s Hope on the Street, Vol. 1 EP. Hope on the Street arrived while the musician was ...