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  • Benson Boone performs a backflip at the 2025 American Music Awards show
    Benson Boone
    / Ghost Town, American Heart, Beautiful Things, and Mystical Magical

    In 2024 Boone released “Beautiful Things,” the first song from his debut album. The song, as described by The New York Times, became one of the year’s “inescapable hits.” It spent 80 weeks on the Billboard Hot 200 and peaked at number 2. Boone performed the song on the…

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    In 2024 Boone released “Beautiful Things,” the first song from his debut album. The song, as described by The New York Times, became one of the year’s “inescapable hits.” It spent 80 weeks on the Billboard Hot 200 and peaked at number 2. Boone performed the song on the…

    Read More