Sabrina Carpenter has just joined a prestigious list of musicians who have taken centre stage as guest hosts of Fortnite’s ...

and that means McDonald’s Japan launched its Hatsune Miku goodness! The fast food giant teamed up with Miku for its Shaka Shaka Potato, and spoofed the Vocaloid’s song “Mikumiku Ni Shiteageru ...

W hen Hatsune Miku first debuted in Japan in 2007, few could have predicted that she would one day become a global phenomenon ...

Following its EVA collab back in December, McDonald’s Japan has now released a special music video for its latest collaboration with Hatsune Miku. This new McDonald’s collab was teased a few weeks ago ...

The latest Project Voltage High Pokemon song featuring Hatsune Miku is titled “Facade Question” and it included Kasane Teto as a guest.

Fortnite is popular for collaborating with different artists but they really messed up when they introduced Hatsune Miku and ...

Now, with the help of Sega, Miku returns along with other virtual singers to offer you a beautiful musical game where you can play the artist's most famous songs and live her story, both on and off ...

The two-time Grammy-winning artist joins the online game on April 8 with new character skins, music packs, and more ...

There, a bunch of eye-catching merch were revealed along with some special artwork. Before we give a rundown of all the merch though, here’s a new music video for the song “Idol Senshi (feat. Hatsune ...

Please please please won't someone tell us who Fortnite Festival's latest 'icon' star is? It's someone with taste... Sabrina ...