The latest Yungblud single, "The Emperor," from his upcoming album has been chosen as the official anthem for ESPN's 2022-2023 college football season.

The latest Yungblud single, "The Emperor," from his upcoming album has been chosen as the official anthem for ESPN's 2022-2023 college football season.

The British musician's self-titled studio album is set to be released on September 2.

"The Emperor" is the latest track that Yungblud shared from the album, following previous tracks "The Funeral," "Don't Feel Like Feeling Sad Today," and "Memories" featuring Willow. Yungblud said he considers it "a massive honor" to have his song chosen as the anthem for ESPN's college football season.

"I wrote this song when I was 17; it was just an outburst of unfiltered energy that I knew would have its moment one day. I played it live for years, but never found the right time to release it until now," Yungblud said in a statement.

He added, "College football is such a massive part of American culture, and all I ever want to do is bring energy to people, so I can't wait for the song to bring that energy to the fans and the players at the games all season."

The track with the galloping tempo will be featured within ESPN's college football programming, promotion and games this season, as well as the network-produced college football hype trailer.

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Sheryl Crow and Yola are among a number of artists set to perform at Lightning 100's Live On The Green Festival.

Sheryl Crow and Yola are among a number of artists set to perform at Lightning 100's Live On The Green Festival.

The Live On The Green Festival, organized by Nashville's Independent Radio Lightning 100, will take place during September 1 - September 5.

The festival will feature a rich mix of talent, including COIN, Moon Taxi, Santigold, Arrested Development, Cautious Clay, Colony House, Devon Gilfillian, and Jenny Lewis.

Joining the Live on the Green 2022 lineup are Lightning 100's Music City Mayhem champions Fulton Lee, Nordista Freeze and Taylor Bickett.

"Lightning 100 has been serving Nashville with the best independent radio in the country since we began in 1990," said Lt. Dan Buckley, Program Director for Lightning 100. "You won't see billboards on the side of the road advertising our station because we'd rather spend that money on you!"

"Party with us on the steps of City Hall in Public Square Park with our FREE music festival this Labor Day weekend," he added.

Live On The Green remains free and open to the public in 2022. Fans can elevate the festival experience by purchasing five-day premium packages including Reserved Seating, Lightning 100 Lounge, or VIP Plaza.

These upgrades are available for purchase at LiveOnTheGreen.com. Single day passes for all tiers are on sale now.

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Finneas has become the first act to spend 100 weeks on Billboard's Hot 100 Producers chart.

Finneas has become the first act to spend 100 weeks on Billboard's Hot 100 Producers chart.

The singer-songwriter, record producer, and actor re-entered the chart dated August 6 ranking at No. 16.

Finneas, brother and a frequent collaborator of Billie Eilish, returns to the chart with the help of two new production credits on the Billboard Hot 100, both on songs recorded by Eilish, as "TV" and "The 30th" debut at Nos. 52 and 79, respectively.

Finneas also co-wrote the tracks, alongside Eilish, helping the two talents re-enter the Hot 100 Songwriters in a tie at No. 23.

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