• Rolling Stones give official word it'll be back in Australia for tour, but new dates not yet confirmed

    The Rolling Stones were forced to cancel several dates on their Australian tour last month when vocalist Mick Jagger's longtime partner, L'Wren Scott, was found dead in her New York City apartment. The band has recently given signal that it will continue with its European tour beginning in May, and confirmed Thursday that the group had found dates to reschedule the cancelled Australian tour dates.

  • 'American Idol' season 13 commentary: judges use save on Sam Woolf... was it the right decision? [VIDEO]

    The Top 8 on American Idol remain intact, though they're much less safe than before. For the third week in a row, last night 17-year-old Floridian babyface Sam Woolf found himself in the dreaded Idol bottom three, but this week, he was spared from being sent to retirement and was given another chance. Yes, the judges buckled and finally used the one save per season on Sam. But, did they make the right choice?

  • Chris Daughtry and Darius Rucker at the NCAA Final Four

    On Saturday, April 5, 2014, when the Florida Gators play the Connecticut Huskies and the Wisconsin Badgers face off with the Kentucky Wildcats during the Final Four, they will be hearing the national anthem performed by Chris Daughtry.On Monday, April 7, 2014, Darius Rucker will take the stage to perform the anthem before the Championship game.

  • The Swon Brothers Are Headed to the Opry

    Zach and Colton, the Swon Brothers, captured America's heart as finalists on Team Blake in Season 4 of NBC’s "The Voice." Now, two years later and getting ready to release their debut album with Arista Nashville, the siblings are living the dream as they prepare to play on the famous Grand Ole Opry stage.

  • Reba McEntire Is Embroiled in Two Lawsuits

    After a worker was injured setting up for a Reba concert, he is suing the country music star as well as the concert promoter. The promoter, AEG, is, in turn, also suing Reba because they say one of her crew members caused the accident.

  • Countdown to Sundown With Tim McGraw

    Tim McGraw's new album, "Sundown Heaven Town," will be hitting stores on September 16, 2014. This weekend, during the Academy of Country Music Awards show, the country star will kick off a new and unique program called "Countdown to Sundown" to promote the album. When fans use their Shazam smartphone app during his performance on the show, they can join the Countdown program which gives them access to exclusive content and a chance to win a season pass for two tickets to each of Tim’s Sundown Heaven summer tour dates, including an all-expenses-paid trip to the opening-night show on May 8.

  • IMMERSE 2014

    The countdown is on for the IMMERSE - the Gospel Music Association's sixth annual conference for developing artists, songwriters and worship leaders. Scheduled for June 22-25, 2014, the 4-day event will be held at the LifeWay Christian Resources corporate headquarters in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

  • 8 Classic Albums That Sound Awful: The Stooges, Bruce Springsteen, and more

    If you take a look at a list of the greatest albums of all time, you'll find albums by the Beatles, the Beach Boys, Radiohead; huge bands that recorded with expensive equipment and talented producers. Any true indie fan will tell you, though, that you don't need top notch production to create a top-notch album. Here are eight albums that are classics despite their less-than-stellar production.

  • EXCLUSIVE: Incan Abraham Talks West Coast Stereotypes, Peruvian Soda and Debut Album, 'Tolerance'

    It's no longer freezing in New York after months of snow and gloomy weather. Could the members of Incan Abraham have brought some Los Angeles warmth with them? As they sit on a bench outside of The Brooklyn Bowl, they speak of their upcoming album, Tolerance, as a "tombstone" of sorts. It's the band's debut LP, but they describe it as quite literally a record of the years they've worked leading up to this point.
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