Shawn Mendes canceled his 2022 world tour to take a mental health break. He wanted time to find himself, an understandable need for a sensitive guy who found worldwide fame early in life. On his fifth ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. Shawn Mendes dropped his new album Shawn recently, and it finishes ...

In 2022, the pop singer and songwriter canceled a world tour to focus on his mental health. Returning with a stripped-down album, he has a mature new message for his fans. Credit... Supported by By ...

It sounds like from Shawn Mendes’ perspective, his past fling with Sabrina Carpenter was short, but not so sweet. Mendes provided some surprising insight into his former relationships on one of the ...

The singer's new self-titled album, "Shawn," will arrive Oct. 18. Shawn Mendes is releasing an album close to his heart. On Wednesday, the "Lost In Japan" singer announced that he will be releasing a ...

Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques. A sold-out Frost Amphitheater set the stage for a night that felt like a full-circle moment — not just ...

Shawn Mendes is embarking on a 20-stop "On The Road Again" tour. The tour begins in Europe in August and includes five U.S. stops starting in September. U.S. venues include Boston's TD Garden, Toronto ...