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Violinist Daniel Hope on Yehudi Menuhin, Carl Sagan and the Music of His Solo Album ‘Spheres’ on DG

British violinist Daniel Hope tells the story of the exceptionally long gestation period of his latest solo album, 'Spheres.'
Sci-Fi Films Dominate the Chicago Symphony Orchestra‘s “At the Movies” Series: ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ and ‘Metropolis’

Classic science fiction films like '2001: A Space Odyssey' are ideal candidates for the concert hall because many of them are more luxuriously paced than the often frenetic films being made today. And there are few loud special effects to drown out the musical score, as happens frequently in contemporary sci-fi.
RIAA sues Kim Dotcom and other MegaUpload representatives

File-sharing site MegaUpload has been shutdown for more than two years but the legal action against the service have continued to roll in. The newest organization to jump in the fray is the Recording Industry Association of America: The group is suing MegaUpload Kim Dotcom, technical officer Matthias Ortmann, programmer Bram van der Folk and major shareholder Vestor Limited.
50 Cent's new series 'Power' gets official premiere date

50 Cent's Starz series 'Power' has an official premiere date. The 50 Cent-produced Starz series Power has an official premiere date. According to Complex, the show will air on Starz on Saturday, June 7th at 9PM ET/PT.
UPDATE: 2 Chainz pleads not guilty to drug possession charge

2 Chainz pleads not guilty to drug possession. Earlier this week, charismatic Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz appeared in court and pled not guilty to drug possession.
Bluegrass Hall of Famer George Shuffler Dies

International Bluegrass Music Hall of Famer George Shufller died on Monday at the age of 88. (Photo : The News Herald Obit) George ShufflerInternational Bluegrass Music Hall of Famer George Shufller died on Monday at his home at the age of 88.
The Civil Wars Minus John Paul White = Joy Williams - Part III

Joy Williams started off as a Christian artist in 2001. In 2009, she teamed up with John Paul White to form The Civil Wars. Now she's back with a new solo project.
OKCFEST 2014

A new summer music festival is headed to Oklahoma City and it's going to kick off its inaugural year with some of the biggest names in country music.
Dailey & Vincent Return to the Ryman

Last July, Dailey & Vincent sold out the famed Ryman Auditorium and this year, they're set to do it again.
Ronnie Dunn Delivers Peace Love and Country Music

Ronnie Dunn's indie debut on his own label, Peace Love and Country Music does a lot of things, but most of all, it proves that he still has one of the best voices in country music today. Whether it's the new, original tunes or the one solitary cover ("You Don’t Know Me," made famous by Ray Charles and Elvis Presley), he's putting his heart into it and making you feel each word.
Stephen Cochran and the Keith Whitley Homecoming

The Stephen Cochran Project was due to hit stores on April 24, 2014, but due to some production issues, the release date has been pushed back to later this spring. The band has got some big shows coming up, so fans can still hear them. One such show, the Keith Whitley Homecoming, will celebrate the life of the country music star, in his hometown, on the 25th anniversary of his death.
Who Should Be Stephen Colbert's Bandleader?

We can all stop speculating: today it was officially announced that Stephen Colbert will be taking over for David Letterman when he retires from The Late Show next year. Now we can begin speculating about something else: who will be Colbert’s bandleader? Based on all of the great musical guests he’s had on The Colbert Report, he’d probably make an excellent choice. Here are five musicians who would be interesting bandleaders on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.