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Every month, Christian Concert Alerts releases a list of the most requested artists to see in concert, according to their Personalized Concert Alerts subscribers. These were the top 40 most requested Christian artists for the month of February. -
Rick Ross 'Mastermind's Billboard 200 takeover, Pharrell Williams and Lea Michele compete
'Twas another good week for new album releases, as half of the Top 10 spots on this week's Billboard 200 were occupied by new names, and four of those debuts managed to land in the top five. -
LISTEN: Coldplay debut new songs 'Always In My Head,' 'Another's Arms' at SXSW's iTunes Festival
Coldplay is gearing up for the release of its sixth studio album Ghost Stories. Last night, at the inaugural US iTunes Festival, the British arena rock band debuted four new songs fro the upcoming record live, including the two previously unheard tracks "Always In My Head" and "Another's Arms." -
2014 ACC Tournament
The 2014 ACC Tournament will kick off today with three games and Scotty McCreery performing! (Photo : Reuters ) Scotty McCreery honored on Billboard's Hot "21 Under 21" list. -
Johnny Cash drops John Hillcoat-directed video for 'She Used To Love Me a Lot' off upcoming 'Out Among the Stars' [WATCH]
As previously reported, Johnny Cash is set to drop his long-lost album Out Among The Stars on March 25. The single "She Used To Love Me A lot" dropped back in January, and now a music video has been released for the cut, directed by filmmaker John Hillcoat (Nick Cave, Depeche Mode). It shows a gritty American landscape and was filmed during a month-long journey across the country. -
From Cadillac Sky to The Whistles & the Bells, Bryan Simpson Is Back in Full Force
Fans of folk rockers Cadillac Sky were surprised in 2010 when Bryan left the stage in the midst of a tour that found them opening for Mumford and Sons and seemingly disappeared from music altogether. While it seemed sudden, the move had actually been building for two years and now, four years later, Simpson is back with a new chapter in his story. -
Olivia Wilde signs on to Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger's 1970s HBO drama
HBO is building up its star-studded cast for a currently untitled series about the music industry in 1970s New York City. The drama is being created by Boardwalk Empire's Martin Scorsese and Terence Winter and the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger. Now, actress Olivia Wilde has signed on as one of the main roles opposite Bobby Cannavale. -
Tyler, The Creator announces 2014 tour three days before kick-off [FULL SCHEDULE]
Time to whip that Golf Wang out. Odd Future leader Tyler, The Creator has announced an international tour for this spring and summer. -
Disney soundtracks go digital for EDM album 'DCONSTRUCTED,' featuring Avicii, Armin Van Buuren and more
Disney is the most recent company to buy into the burgeoning popularity and profitability of electronic dance music. The film company announced it would release the album DCONSTRUCTED, which will feature soundtrack songs from Disney films re-imagined and remixed by EDM musicians, on April 22. -
U2 will probably release a new album in 2014, despite rumors otherwise
Will they or won't they? First, it seemed like U2 were gearing up to release a new album in 2014 with a new single, award show nominations and talk show appearances. Then, Billboard reported that the album had been delayed until 2015. Now, a representative for U2 has fired back, saying that the prolific rockers WILL drop a new LP this year. -
Juanes performs 'La Luz' on Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon [WATCH]
Juanes stopped by the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night to perform the single "La Luz" off his latest album, Loco de Amor. As previously reported in our feature story about his work with producer Steve Lillywhite, the album was recorded with acoustic guitars, and Juanes seemed to stick with that approach for his live show as well. -
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