Period ’s release was preceded earlier this year with the singles “Delusional,” “Yippee-Ki-Yay,” and “Boy Crazy.” While the ...

In March 2024, Kesha was finally released from her deal with Kemosabe. With her first album since, the artist says she feels ...

"My power is all back in my hands, and I’m excited," Kesha tells PEOPLE in this week's issue ahead of releasing her sixth ...

Kesha launched her 2025 tour with Scissor Sisters at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre. The setlist featured "Tik Tok," ...

I literally did that one time, and I was like, 'O.K., I'm never doing that again. I'm never drinking before a show,'" the ...

I’m, like, pop star when I have to pop star, and then I’m, like, naked hippy when I can naked hippy.” So Kesha explained ...

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Kesha Will Not Squander Her Second Act: ‘I Waited for This Moment My Entire Goddamn Life’ With new album Period, Kesha wanted to reclaim her name, and her joy. She also wanted to go swimming ...

Between then and now, Kesha released two more albums — 2020's High Road and 2023's Gag Order (since renamed Eat the Acid) — and finished her long-held contract with Sony Music.