Last updated: October 18, 2026
We are committed to accuracy. When we get something wrong, we fix it quickly and openly.
What We Correct
- Factual errors (names, dates, titles, credits, chart positions, quotes).
- Misattributed images or quotes.
- Broken or incorrect links to music or sources.
- Misleading headlines or context.
How to Report an Error
Email [[email protected]] with the article URL, the specific error, the correct information and, if possible, a source. We review every report and typically respond within [2 business days].
How We Fix Errors
- Minor errors (typos, spelling, small formatting): corrected immediately, usually without a note.
- Factual errors: corrected in the article, with a note at the bottom stating what was changed and when, for example “Correction, [date]: An earlier version of this article gave the wrong release date.”
- Serious errors: if a story is fundamentally wrong, we will add a prominent correction at the top or retract the article, and explain why.
- Legal or privacy concerns: handled promptly; where appropriate, we remove content while we investigate.
Updates vs. Corrections
When a developing story changes (for example, a tour date is added), we label this as an “Update” rather than a correction.
Our Commitment
We do not quietly change facts without a trace when the change matters to readers. Transparency builds trust.