• Neil Young's PonoPlayer Kickstarter campaign meets goal within 24 hours

    Young began taking preorders for PonoPlayers via Kickstarter on Tuesday, and it seems that there's certainly enough interested parties to at least get the company off the ground. The rate at which the devices sold suggest there's more than enough interest. Young and PonoMusic set a deadline at April 15 to raise the goal amount of $800,000, but they managed to get it all within 24-hours of its unveiling at SXSW.

  • 11th annual Ink-N-Iron Festival

    When 280 of the best tattoo artists come together in June aboard the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California, they'll be joined by the legend himself, Merle Haggard, as he performs during the first night's concert.

  • Camp Electric 2014

    Camp Electric will come back in 2014 with three different destinations - Lakeland, Florida, Nashville, Tennessee and Cedarville, Ohio. The five day camps bring together Christian musicians and signed artists / industry personnel and teaches them band dynamics, the art of leading worship, and performance skills that money can't buy.

  • ScHoolboy Q wishes he never would have signed to a major label

    ScHoolboy Q just released his debut album, Oxymoron, via Interscope (where his fellow TDE co-hort Kendrick Lamar signed) but now wishes he would've stayed indie. In an interview with a Radio.com station, the Cali rapper said he would have liked to have put out the record on a smaller scale.

  • Sidewalk Prophets and the Live Like That Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]

    After the wrap up the Bible - Son of God Tour with Chris August, Francesca Battistelli, Jason Gray, Meredith Andrews and Natalie Grant on April 13th, Sidewalk Prophets will have a little over a week at home and then it's back to the bus! On April 24th, they'll kick off the The Live Like That Tour in Massapequa, New York with Sparrow Records/Capitol Christian Music Group new recording act City Harbor.

  • Modest Mouse announce short tour for May 2014, despite lack of new album info

    Modest Mouse have no album plans in sight (at least that anyone knows of), but that doesn't mean the alt-rockers don't have other plans... of the touring variety. As spring has sprung, all the shows are getting announced, and the "Float On" band is no different. Today (March 11), Modest Mouse announced a short 12-city tour for May.

  • Harry Styles, Lea Michele reportedly being chased for 'Wicked' film adaptation

    Today in big stories with few credible sources: the casting wish list for the film adaptation of the hit musical Wicked. British newspapers The Sun and The Guardian have both released stories featuring quotes from unverified sources that suggest Lea Michele is the ideal choice for the young "Wicked Witch" Elphaba, and One Direction's Harry Styles would play her boyfriend Fiyero.

  • 7-year-old Angelina Jordan's cover of 'Gloomy Sunday' by Billie Holiday goes viral [WATCH]

    A 7-year-old, front- toothless girl named Angelina Jordan performed Billie Holiday's version of "Gloomy Sunday" on Norway's Got Talent, and it's guaranteed to give you chills. She completely nails the dark jazz ballad, which is often referred to as "The Hungarian Suicide Song" because of an urban legend that people killed themselves while listening to it.

  • Lily Allen admits 'Sheezus' singles have been pop tripe to fan, but blames labels and radio

    Lily Allen isn't one to shy away from controversy. Her next album, Sheezus, is to be released in May and rubbed some people the wrong way due to its obvious borrowing from Kanye West (although Allen's recently called it a tribute). She's made a litany of nasty comments aimed at everyone from pop stars Lady Gaga and Cheryl Cole to activist Bob Geldof. One fan made a nasty comment about Allen via Twitter on Monday, and in a rather surprising move, the performer agreed with all of his comments.
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