• Cream's Ginger Baker Bashes Led Zeppelin; Calls Heavy Metal 'Incredibly Repulsive'

    There have been many feuds in classic rock history and at the very least, various artists who weren't afraid to speak what's on their mind. Lou Reed once explained he wasn't a fan of the Beatles while Rolling Stones band-mates Keith Richards and Mick Jagger have been known for taking shots at one another. This time, Cream drummer and founder Ginger Baker spews some negativity towards Led Zeppelin and heavy metal.

  • See Fetty Wap's Emotional Reaction To Winning First Ever Award

    Fetty Wap, real name Willie Maxwell, has been the revelation of 2015. Everything he has put out recently has been a hit and the momentum does not appear to be stopping. "Trap Queen" was the song of the winter, spring and could continue to keep that title through the summer. Award season came and went in the fall and winter, so "Trap Queen" has not earned any major hardware yet, but Music Choice gave out some half-year awards and gave the "My Way" rapper the award for the most played video of the year so far. Maxwell got pretty emotional upon receiving it because apparently this was the first award he had apparently ever been given

  • Ranking Alanis Morissette's 'Jagged Little Pill' 20 Years Later

    Alanis Morissette didn't release her debut album in 1995 but she may as well have: 'Jagged Little Pill' took the teen pop star who had released two questionable previous records and tore them into jagged little pieces. When the vocalist reared up and roared into the first hook of first single "You Oughta Know," the world took heed. Hang with Music Times as we count down the tracks on 'Jagged Little Pill' from least favorite to vice versa.

  • Zedd Releases 'Beautiful Now' Video Ahead Of 'True Colors' Tour

    It has been nearly a month since Zedd released his second artist album True Colors and the LP has not lost much of its luster. Though it was a little sloppy, one of the tracks "Beautiful Now" featuring Visionary Music Group singer Jon Bellion has emerged as a bonafide hit and has been pushed that way by the Russian-born producer's label Interscope Records. In support of the album, Zedd will be touring extensively this fall and winter.

  • Lil Wayne, Juvenile, Turk Remix Bankroll Fresh's 'Hot Boy'

    Lil Wayne made major headlines today when a video emerged of him announcing an undisclosed deal with Jay Z. With the moves behind the scenes starting to crystallize, Weezy has still been stamping his name on various remixes, freestyles and features in 2015 as his much-anticipated album Tha Carter V remains in legal purgatory as a result of his $51 million lawsuit with Birdman's Cash Money Records. On Friday, the "Glory" rapper shared two freestyles over tracks from French Montana's "Off The Rip" and Bankroll Fresh's "Hot Boy." Now that "Hot Boy" freestyle has been finished with an official remix featuring former Cash Money Records running mates Juvenile and Turk.

  • Mumford & Sons Cover The Beatles' 'With A Little Help From My Friends' at Bonnaroo [WATCH]

    Music festivals tend to bring about endless collaborations and guests to the stage, leaving audience members eager to see if their favorite artists will enlist the help of any fellow musicians. During Mumford & Sons headlining set at Manchester's Bonnaroo on Saturday, the folk rockers invited special guests to join them in a cover of The Beatles classic, "With A Little Help From My Friends."

  • Axwell / Ingrosso Release 'Sun is Shining' Music Video [WATCH]

    Swedish DJ super duo, Axwell / Ingrosso has released the music video for their recent single "Sun Is Shining." The track was originally released at the end of April as the soundtrack to the new H&M summer clothing series with some of the most well known supermodels in the world including Adriana Lima, Joan Smalls, Doutzen Kroes and Natasha Poly. The new video coincides with the tracks official release on iTunes and Spotify so fans can have a new, cheery summer anthem in their libraries.

  • Yelawolf Discusses Eminem Relationship, Admits He's An Alcoholic

    Yelawolf has been very open and honest about the struggles he has endured throughout his life. Whether it is troubled childhood, growing up to a mother who had him at 15 and living in poor conditions, Yelawolf has channeled that into his music in a very personal and honest way. However with that pain comes the need to medicate sometimes, especially for artists who have an unfortunate tendency for self-destructive behavior, which was brought up in a recent interview on the ESPN program Highly Questionable. The hosts Dan Le Batard and Bomani Jones normally like to keep things light and funny, but this time they discussed the "Best Friend" rapper's relationship with Eminem and his struggle with alcoholism, which is where the conversation became very serious.
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