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The 2021 Made In America Festival is coming this weekend!

The sixth annual festival will air via TIDAL from Philadelphia, Penn. on Saturday (September 4) and Sunday (September 5), and there will be a ton of superstars hitting the stage.

This year’s festival is headlined by Lil Baby (Saturday) and Justin Bieber (Sunday), with additional performances from Roddy Ricch, Kehlani, Doja Cat, Megan Thee Stallion, Young Thug, Bobby Shmurda, Tinashe, Bia and so many more artists!

All three festival stages – Rocky, Liberty and TIDAL – will be streaming for free.

Here’s how to watch: you can tune in on TIDAL and on YouTube.

The Rocky and Liberty stages will stream here…

The TIDAL stage will stream here…

Some of the performers at the festival will also be hitting the stage at a big awards show the following week. Find out who!

Tidal‘s annual Tidal x Brooklyn concert is happening tonight!

The concert is being held at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, but the concert is still available for Tidal users to stream live for free. You can watch via the video player below (which will kick off at 7pm ET).

The lineup is jam-packed with stars and some of the hottest names is music are set to take the stage live in just a few hours.

Collected funds for the concert will go towards relief and recovery for those affected by the unprecedented natural disasters, including: Hurricane Harvey, Hurricane Irma, Hurricane Maria and the earthquakes that took place in Mexico.

Click inside to see the full list of performers for tonight’s Tidal concert…More Here! »

Mark Ronson is not happy with Tidal after he was unable to access JAY-Z‘s new album 4:44 despite signing up for a subscription to the streaming service.

After the album was released exclusively on Tidal, Mark signed up to use the service and got a message that read, “JAY-Z 4:44 is only accessible to Sprint/Tidal customers and all Tidal accounts established prior to June 26th during the exclusive period.”

“I signed up for Tidal solely to listen to a Jay Z album, which turns out is the only thing I can’t listen to on Tidal,” Mark tweeted with the screencap on the album’s release day, Friday (June 30). He added, “Why the f**k else would I be signing up for this bull ish?”

“I’ve. Bought. Every. Jay Z Album. The. Day. Of. Release. Usually. On. Vinyl. At. Rock N Soul Records,” Mark continued. “Tidal gripe aside. It’s pretty f**king incredible so far #444album.”

Luckily, 4:44 is now available as a free download for everyone!

Kanye West reportedly has ended his contract with the streaming service Tidal amid claims that the company owes him more than $3 million.

The rapper dropped his album Saint Pablo on the streaming service and helped bring over 1.5 million new subscribers to Tidal. He was supposed to receive a bonus for his work with the company, but never received one, according to TMZ.

Tidal has reportedly sent a letter to Kanye stating that if he goes to another streaming service, he will be sued as he still has an exclusive contract with them. TMZ reports that Kanye will sue the company back if they take legal action against him.

JAY-Z, one of Kanye‘s former friends, just dropped his album 4:44 on Tidal and it includes lyrics about their relationship.

Jay Z made an appearance in court on Wednesday (October 14) to take the stand for the first time in a trial on his song “Big Pimpin” and his music service Tidal came up during the testimony.

The 45-year-old rapper is being sued for allegedly sampling a song by Egyptian composer Baligh Hamdi without permission.

“I didn’t think there was a sample in it. Timbaland presented me with a track. I didn’t even think about there being a sample,” Jay said (via THR) in response to a lawyer for the Hamdi family. When asked why he didn’t know the song was sampled, he said, “That’s not what I do. I make music.”

Jay‘s lawyer asked him to elaborate on what he does for a living.

“I make music, I’m a rapper, I’ve got a clothing line, I run a label, a media label called Roc Nation, with a sports agency, music publishing and management. Restaurants and nightclubs … I think that about covers it,” Jay responded.

“I’m not so sure. You have a music streaming service [Tidal], don’t you?” his lawyer responded.

Jay then said, “Yeah, yeah. Forgot about that.”

Music streaming service Tidal has just announced a charity concert featuring founder Jay Z, Beyonce, and many more! The celebration concert is being billed as Tidal X: 1020.

Prince, Nicki Minaj, Usher, Lil Wayne, T.I., Fabolous, Thomas Rhett, Damien Marley, Indochine, and Hit-Boy are also on the bill for the October 20 concert at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Tidal subscribers can buy tickets right now, and non Tidal subscribers can buy tickets on Friday.

Proceeds will go to organizations “dedicated to advancing positive community relations and effecting systemic change for the development and sustainability of just societies, this inaugural event’s philanthropic focus.”

Beyonce and Nicki Minaj just dropped a brand new music video for “Feeling Myself” on their streaming service Tidal!

The ladies surprised their fans by releasing the new video without any warning and only those who subscribe to Tidal are able to watch it right now.

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Beyonce

It looks like the video was shot while Bey and Nicki were at Coachella last month. They’re wearing a bunch of different outfits throughout it!

Watch the full video now over on Tidal.com and see a preview below.

FYI: Beyonce is wearing Miansai bracelets in the video.