• Rock the Vote Celebrates 25th Anniversary With Free Concert

    Rock the Vote aired their first Public Service Announcement featuring Madonna draped in an American flag 25 years ago this past week. To celebrate their silver anniversary, Rock the Vote held a free concert in Washington, DC featuring the current members of 2 Live Crew (Wong Won and Mark "Brother Marquis" Ross), Darryl "DMC" McDaniels of Run DMC,and DC-based rapper Lightshow.

  • Concerts by Billy Joel & Other Legendary Artists Keep Madison Square Garden Rocking

    Over its 47 years in existence, "The World's Most Famous Arena," Madison Square Garden has hosted countless major and legendary music artists, and Billy Joel's rocking and record-breaking residency will undoubtedly top the list of great events long after it concludes. On October 21, Joel will play his 68th show at the venue, a monthly tradition he began in early 2014 and promised to continue until he couldn't sell out a show, according to 'Rolling Stone.'

  • Madonna Dedicates Song to 'Popey-Wopey' at 'Rebel Heart' Philadelphia Gig [WATCH]

    In the midst of Pope Francis' first visit to the U.S., one entertainer who has found in trouble with the church on more than one occasion decided to show support for the Pope during a section of her 'Rebel Heart' tour. During Madonna's Philadelphia gig on Thursday night, the singer showcased tons of religious imagery throughout her show, complete with female performers dressed as nuns, pole dancing on crosses.

  • Amy Schumer Twerks on Stage With Madonna

    In an effort to switch things up, Madonna decided to bring comedian Amy Schumer on her Rebel Heart tour as an opening act for her New York shows instead of an expected musical group or artist. During the singer's Madison Square Garden gig last night, the "Inside Amy Schumer" star twerked her way into dazzling the New York City audience.

  • Stromae Plays 'Papaoutai' in New York Times Square and on Subway [Watch]

    Belgian electro pop artist Stromae is a massive artist in Europe and yet has struggled to garner an audience in America. Thanks to Pitchfork, a number of confused New Yorkers are more aware of the pop star after a number of impromptu performances of his hit song "Papaoutai" around the city including Times Square and the subway.

  • Madonna's Rebel Hearts Tour Launches September 2015

    On September 9, Madonna will embark on The Rebel Hearts Tour in support of her thirteenth studio album which she released earlier this year. Secondary tickets for Madonna are over $300 across all of her scheduled dates with openers, Amy Schumer and Diplo.

  • Lady Gaga Wants to Be the "Next Iron Maiden," Not Madonna

    It's pretty obvious Lady Gaga likes to be "different." The 'Popart' singer has never been happy to be related to another pop star. In fact, she recently explained to CR Fashion Book that she's attempting to reach the top of her career with the inspiration of heavy metal--specifically--Iron Maiden.

  • Brazlian DJ Places Newspaper Ad To Get Madonna Remix Approved

    One enterprising Brazilian DJ is going old-school in an attempt to try and get Madonna's attention to try and sign his remix on as an official rework of her Rebel Heart song "Devil Pray." 18-year-old (he makes sure to note that) Nick Deboni ran an ad in the Los Angeles Times Tuesday with the massive hashtag #ApproveMadonna to try and draw her attention toward his remix.

  • Billboard Hot 100 v. Official Charts Company: Mariah Carey, Madonna and 40 Years of No. 1s

    Few people realize just how different the music across the pond is from that we listen to in America, that the Hot 100 doesn't exist in the UK, and that its equivalent to our singles chart doesn't just feature a whole bunch of American artists with even more One Direction and Ellie Goulding tracks. Music Times is looking back at the last four decades of music, and at the no. 1 hits on August 10 every ten years on the spot, going back to 1975. The ultimate contest, of course, is which country has better taste. Last month the win went to the UK in the best-of-five showdown. This month features Mariah Carey, One Direction, TLC and more in the field.

  • Ranking Bond Theme Songs: Adele, Madonna, Tina Turner and More Join James

    Bookies in the UK have closed betting on the performer behind the theme song for the new James Bond film, Spectre, as an anonymous bettor placed a £15,000 wager that Radiohead will perform the track. There's no official word yet from the band or the studio...but it's safe to say that no one throws away that much money without a good hunch. Although director Sam Mendes says that a song has indeed been recorded and will be officially released soon, all we can do right now is wonder. In the meantime, take a look at the theme songs from the previous seven installments of the Bond series, which we've ranked from worst to first.

  • ASAP Ferg in Studio with Madonna, Pharrell: New Album on Its Way

    A$AP Ferg is working on some new music and plenty of big names are excited about it. In a new interview with Revolt TV, the "Dope Walk" rapper revealed that he was working on the follow up to his 2013 artist album Trap Lord, which will "definitely" be released at some point this year. The new material he is cooking up in the studio is not only exciting fans and he, but also other artists including Pharrell, Madonna and even Missy Elliot.

  • 7 Musicians in Playboy: Madonna, Mariah Carey, Azealia Banks and More

    Thirty years ago, pop fans-but mostly guys interested in the female form-received the most recent issue of Playboy, which featured superstar Madonna on the cover. Looking back, it doesn't seem all too surprising that perhaps the biggest female performer in history stripped down for the men's magazine...after all, she released a whole book of risqué content with Sex during 1992. But for the most part, Playboy has been an arena more enticing to film and television actresses, as well as other recognizable characters. Musicians have been more rare, but they drop in from time-to-time.

  • Madonna's 'Rebel Heart' Hacker Gets 14 Months for Violating Cloud Server

    Madonna came after her leaker harder than most and now Adi Lederman, the hacker responsible for dropping a significant portion of her Rebel Heart album during late 2014 is now facing a 14-month prison sentence. It took less than a month to track him down, thanks to a joint operation by the FBI and the Israeli Police forces (that's the help you get when you've had eight no. 1 albums).
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