Pop Stars' March: Comebacks, Chart-Toppers & Legends

0:00On April 9th, we're one-fourth of the way through 2026, and March kept the pop world spinning with huge comebacks from two massive mail, X1, Solo, one group, dropping albums, singles, videos, Netflix concerts, and teasing tours ahead. These guys own global pop right now, reminding everyone why they're at the top. Meanwhile, two women held strong at the Hot 100's peak while filling out the lower spots, staying unbeatable. In that pivotal wrapper of the 21st century, he stormed back in full force, stirring things up for better or worse, grabbing headlines like always. Folks are buzzing about it all, especially after the greatest pop stars podcast broke down the month's top five tracks from host Andrew Unterberger, and Billboard crew Kyle Dennis and Michael Sapanara. They debated faves, honorable mentions, letdowns, and artists to watch next. On the side, NASA's Artemis II crew woke up to fresh tunes in space, nine-inch nails teamed with boys' noise for a collab album dropping soon, and hip-hop pioneer Gwendolyn

1:04Chisome from the sequence passed at 66, a true voice gone too soon. Catch those podcast recaps from January, February, and back to 2025. If you want the full vibe, then let's see what April brings to shake. Up the charts. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Music News today, AI-powered music coverage.