On This Day in Billboard Chart History
Happy anniversary to the Original Pop Princess Debbie Gibson! On March 4, 1989, “Lost In Your Eyes” spent its first of three weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100!.
Happy anniversary to the Original Pop Princess Debbie Gibson! On March 4, 1989, “Lost In Your Eyes” spent its first of three weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100!.
Secured Tiffany’s interview with Music-News.com, where she discussed her current tour, new music, and her excitement about reconnecting with fans around the world.▶️ Read the full interview here.
Secured Tiffany’s exclusive feature with People, highlighting the release of her first-ever Christmas song, “Angels.” Special thanks to Steve Helling and People for the support!▶️ Read the full exclusive here.
Congratulations to Debbie Gibson on the debut of her first-ever holiday album, Winterlicious, entering the Billboard Holiday Albums Chart at No. 17!▶️ Read the full article here.
The hits just keep on coming for country music, and not the melodic kind. While stars and fans should be basking in the after-glow of “country music’s biggest night,” loyalists are more than likely drowning in their sorrows (it’s 5 o’clock somewhere, right?) Last week’s CMA Musical Festival on ABC clocked its worst ratings to date….
Thanks to longtime media supporter and #PowerJournalist Markos Papadatos, Debbie Gibson was featured in Digital Journal, spotlighting her enduring influence and artistry.▶️ Check out the full article here.
We were proud to book Tiffany’s appearance on Weekend Express with Susan Hendricks, where she opened up about her iconic career, lasting impact, and exciting new projects on the horizon.▶️ Watch her full segment here.