• Rascal Flatts and "Heaven is for Real"

    When movie-goers hit theaters on Wednesday, April 16th for the nationwide premiere of the new Sony Pictures film "Heaven Is for Real," they'll be treated to a new song from Rascal Flatts called "Compass," which is featured in the film.

  • Da'dra Crawford Greathouse is Working on a Solo Project

    Da'dra Crawford Greathouse, one-half of the Grammy-nominated and multiple Dove and Stellar Award-winning group Anointed, has announced that she is working hard on her first solo CD. The first track, "Arms Wide Open," is currently available at iTunes.

  • Queen announces North American tour with Adam Lambert [SCHEDULE]

    Queen has announced plans for their first full-fledged North American in almost 10 years and will be bringing along Adam Lambert to perform with founding members Brian May and Roger Taylor. The three men appeared earlier today on Good Morning America to reveal their plans.

  • What we learned when Prince took over The Arsenio Hall Show last night [WATCH]

    Prince took over The Arsenio Hall Show last night as promised. He performed three songs: the live debut of "FUNKNROLL," which is set to appear on the studio album, "She's Always In My Hair," backed by 3rdEyeGirl, as The Family's "Mutiny," which was backed by a 30-piece band including members of 3rdEyeGirl and The New Power Generation. Before his performance, however, he answered a few questions from Hall and the audience. Here's what we learned...

  • DJ Pete Tong recognized by Prince William for role in electronic music

    There is something that seems inherently wrong when rock 'n' roll stars such receive the highest of official recognition, such as Kennedy Center Honors or British knighthood. Lord knows the Rolling Stones didn't enter music to be a positive influencer of culture, hence why Keith Richards blew up when Mick Jagger accepted a knighthood. We imagine things aren't totally different within the world of electronic music, so it's curious to see British DJ Pete Tong receive the MBE, or Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.

  • 'Ragamuffin, The True Story of Rich Mullins'

    Rich Mullins died in an automobile accident in 1997, but his legacy (songs like "Awesome God" and "Sometimes by Step") lives on. On May 2, 2014, fans will be able to learn more about the man, his music and his faith when Ragamuffin, The True Story of Rich Mullins, kicks off a nationwide screening tour.

  • Bruce Springsteen, Tim McGraw and Jason Aldean playing March Madness Festival: Whose 'team' will win?

    Jason Aldean wasn't satisfied just playing professional baseball stadiums during 2014. Now he, as well as even bigger names Bruce Springsteen and Tim McGraw, will take part in the NCAA's March Madness Music Festival at Reunion Park in Dallas, which will take place April 4 through 6. Aldean will play at the "AT&T Block Party" on April 4, McGraw will take the "Coke Zero Countdown Concert" on April 5, and Springsteen and the E Street Band will play April 6 as part of the "Capital One Jam Fest."
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