T-Pain turned the temperature up even higher on a hot summer day to no complaints on the second-to-last day of the Iowa State Fair. Making a stop at the Grandstand on his TP20 Tour, T-Pain unleashed a ...

T-Pain sold out Red Rocks Amphitheatre for two nights last year, and it was an affair to remember. Despite the cold, the Grammy-winning artist brought his all to the sets, and so did his opener, Akon.

T-Pain’s catalog includes both solo hits and unforgettable collaborations that defined an era. His use of auto-tune and storytelling helped shape the sound of 2000s and 2010s Hip Hop and R&B.

T-Pain peforms at Target Field in Minneapolis (Photo by Nagashia Jackson for rolling out) T-Pain, the innovative artist who revolutionized mid-2000s hip-hop with his distinctive auto-tune sound, has ...

Walking by the Bud Light stage at 4:30 p.m., one might have thought Chicago was experiencing an earthquake — but instead it was T-Pain delivering a heart-thumping performance. He opened his set with ...

T-Pain faced backlash after joining forces with tech entrepreneur Mark Zuckerberg to create an anniversary song. Hours after releasing the song as the duo “Z-Pain,” the Tallahassee native, who was ...

Facebook co-founder and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a song with T-Pain on Wednesday—a cover of Lil Jon’s “Get Low.” And if you’re thinking “hey, that sounds terrible,” you really don’t know the ...

T-Pain fans were holding their breaths a few days ago, wondering if the R&B and hip-hop star was ready to retire. Speculation ran rampant after a June 2 Instagram post from the singer, songwriter, ...

T-Pain is getting flooded with requests to release his unreleased track “Club Husband,” a song he first previewed three years ago. Back then, fans didn’t care for it much and said it sounded too much ...

While he’s still active as an artist, the Florida-based singer has clearly transitioned to a different part of his career where his voice is not quite prominent in the current music scene, but he ...

"There's only one rule, and that rule is don't kill T-Pain," T-Pain said. He played songs like "Freeze," "Good Life," "Blame It," and "Bartender," He conducted the audience through a medley of covers ...