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  • Paul McCartney Tour: Beatles Veteran Announces 5 New Live Dates

    The Beatles' own Paul McCartney is slated to perform a newly announced run of five North American gigs in October, launching the rest of the Out There tour in Ohio while continuing on to make his first ever appearance at State College in Pennsylvania. This year's Lollapalooza headliner will also perform in Toronto for the first time in five years.

  • Alanis Morissette Talks Struggles With Eating Disorders

    As the 20th anniversary of the angsty album, 'Jagged Little Pill,' approaches, Alanis Morissette recently discussed her personal eating disorder struggles in a new interview with Women's Health. The "Ironic" singer openly discussed her battles with bulimia, comparing it to the likes of drug and alcohol addiction.

  • David Gilmour Covers Beatles Ballad 'Here, There and Everywhere'

    David Gilmour, guitarist of the recently split Pink Floyd, will bring new music to the forefront with his first solo album in 10 years, 'Rattle That Lock,' due out September 18. Thus far, he's teased the impending album with the release of the title track along with a riveting animated music video. Now, the 69-year-old musician has unveiled a personal cover of the Beatles fan-favorite track, "Here, There and Everywhere."

  • Mumford & Sons, Mark Hoppus, Tom Morello Cover Blink-182's 'What's My Age Again?'

    There may be a bromance emerging between the guys in Mumford & Sons and Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus. Just a few days ago, the musicians united onstage for a unique cover of the Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams" and just when fans thought the bonding was a one-night-event, they reconvened for a private, nighttime gig on August 23. Rage Against the Machine front man Tom Morello also joined forces with Mumford and Hoppus for a rendition of Blink-182's staple hit, "What's My Age Again?"

  • Kanye West Brings Out Rihanna, Travis Scott at Los Angeles' FYF Fest [WATCH]

    After Frank Ocean pulled out of Los Angeles' FYF Fest, Kanye West stepped up to fill the headlining slot for yet another festival. Although he was a last-minute substitute, the 38-year-old rapper had a few surprises in store for the audience, including surprise performances by Rihanna and Travis Scott during his Saturday set.

  • Foo Fighters Rickroll the Westboro Baptist Church Mid Protest

    Friday night, the Westboro Baptist Church decided to hold a smaller-scale protest outside of the Foo Fighters' Kansas City gig. Their plan backfired, however, when Dave Grohl and company decided to pile into a pick up truck and rickroll the protest themselves.

  • Lady Gaga Wants to Be the "Next Iron Maiden," Not Madonna

    It's pretty obvious Lady Gaga likes to be "different." The 'Popart' singer has never been happy to be related to another pop star. In fact, she recently explained to CR Fashion Book that she's attempting to reach the top of her career with the inspiration of heavy metal--specifically--Iron Maiden.

  • Carrie Underwood Unveils "Smoke Break" from New Album 'Storyteller' [LISTEN]

    Country fans worldwide got an unexpected surprise on the radio today--Carrie Underwood dropped a brand new, upbeat song titled "Smoke Break" off of her upcoming album 'Storyteller.' The fresh track was penned by the country star along with collaboraters Hillary Lindsey and Chris DeStefano who have previously aided the singer on tracks like "Jesus, Take the Wheel," "Two Black Cadillacs," "Good Girl" and "Something in the Water."

  • One Direction Takes Over NASA in 'Drag Me Down' Video [WATCH]

    For the superstar quartet's first song without long-time fifth boy band member Zayn Malik, One Direction have morphed into astronauts for their latest 'Drag Me Down' video with the help of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Texas. The big-budget video for the premier track of 1D's fifth album showcases each band member as they endure astronaut training and exploration before launching into the atmosphere.

  • Dave Grohl Admits He Suffers From Social Anxiety Ahead of Emmy Appearance

    When you think of the music industry's most down to earth rockers, one bearded drummer turned singer comes to mind--the talent that is Dave Grohl. The foul mouthed Foo Fighters front man takes comfort playing music in front of loyal fans, constantly inviting concertgoers to the stage for assistance on favorite tracks like "My Hero." However, the 46-year-old musician surprisingly enough suffers from social anxiety and is already nervous to attend next month's Emmy Awards where his HBO series 'Sonic Highways' will be nominated for four awards.

  • Tame Impala Threatened with Lawsuit Over 'Currents' Track "Eventually"

    After previously facing legal battles concerning missing royalties, it seems Tame Impala has found itself in the midst of a new lawsuit. This time, front man Kevin Parker has been threatened by Samm Culley, a member of 70s funk group Skull Snaps, for allegedly sampling drums from the band's "It's a New Day." The Australian rockers recently released their third studio album, 'Currents,' where the so-called sample can be found on the track titled "Eventually," which saw early arrival ahead of the album's July 17 debut.

  • Lady Gaga Throws Bloody Pool Party for 'American Horror Story' Cast

    To match the haunted and gory theme of the horror anthology's fifth season, "American Horror Story: Hotel," Lady Gaga threw a party for the entire cast which included a blood red pool. The 29-year-old pop star is set to portray Elizabeth/The Countess, wealthy owner of the impending season's Hotel Cortez.

  • Kelly Clarkson Announces She's Pregnant; Covers Demi Lovato Song 'Cool for Summer'

    Season 1 "American Idol" winner Kelly Clarkson has made this summer on the road the summer of covers as she's embarked on her Piece By Piece tour. Boasting emotional and powerful renditions of fan-favorite radio hits like Rihanna's "Stay," Nick Jonas' "Jealous" and Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball." Some covers have been known to conjure tears from the singer but last night's gig at the Staple Center in Los Angeles, not only did Clarkson get teary-eyed, she announced that she was pregnant with her second child.

  • Karen O New Song 'Singalong' Gets Grainy NYC Themed Short Film

    Karen O unveiled a grainy, New York City themed short film for "Singalong" featuring stranger flooded streets, city dwellers sucked into their cell phones and sweethearts exchanging kisses and holding tightly to their dog leashes on park benches. The Asli Baykal-directed short boasts a lo-fi attribute that conjures a Seventies slide show while the Yeah Yeah Yeahs front woman delivers the lines-"All alone on your way home / You could be wrong, sing it anyway / Sing along your favorite song" - over gentle strums of the guitar.

  • Dave Grohl's 'Sonic Highways' Documentary Success Led to TV Commercial Pitches

    The Foo Fighters front man, one of the world's most down to earth rockers, has taken on many rolls through his career between drumming, singing and producing--now, he's being sought after to sit in the director's chair. Dave Grohl admitted that he's been overwhelmed with offers to work in television and film, trailing the wide success of his four Emmy Award nominated HBO music documentary series, 'Sonic Highways.'

  • Professor Will Brooker to Method Act as David Bowie for a Year

    In order to better understand the lifestyle of the majestic David Bowie, a professor from England's Kingston University will be dressing up in Bowie attire every single day for the next year. Along with Bowie's unique look, film and cultural studies professor Will Brooker will "method act", taking on celebrated Bowie personas such as the Thin White Duke and Ziggy Stardust, engrossing himself into a life of all things Bowie.

  • Jimi Hendrix Plays Fierce 'Purple Haze' in Clip From 'Electric Church'

    Marking the largest gig of Jimi Hendrix's career, his performance alongside drummer Mitch Mitchell and bassist Billy Cox at the Atlanta International Pop Festival drew a vivacious crowd of over 300,000 people on July 4, 1970. The iconic guitarist passed away just ten weeks after The Jimi Hendrix Experience performance, which is now getting its own documentary titled 'Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church.' The film set to premiere on Showtime on September 4, boasts a collection of material from the renowned festival including a recently shared clip of Hendrix, Cox and Mitchell performing the eternally praised "Purple Haze."

  • Stevie Wonder Extends 'Songs in the Key of Life' Tour; Performs Free Show in Central Park

    R&B-soul legend Stevie Wonder has officially prolonged his Songs in the Key of Life Performance Tour, adding a total of 20 fresh North American dates running from September 30 in Montreal to November 24 ending in New York City's Madison Square Garden. The "Isn't She Lovely" singer's latest excursion boats a full deliverance of his 1976, Grammy-winning double LP, 'Songs in the Key of Life.'

  • Kurt Cobain Documentary 'Montage of Heck' Re-release: Unheard Song Leaks Online

    Upon the theatrical re-release of the Kurt Cobain documentary 'Montage of Heck,' the film's director Brett Morgen revealed that a previously unheard Cobain track would be slipped into the re-release version. He decided not to disclose which scene the song would appear in to prevent bootlegging but witty fans were able to spot the newest addition.

  • Dave Grohl Brings Crying Fan Onstage at Foo Fighters Colorado Gig [WATCH]

    Keeping up with typical Foo Fighters fashion, Dave Grohl and company invited yet another fan to the stage during their gig at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre in Colorado on Sunday. After spotting an emotional and tearful fan in the crowd during the deliverance of fan favorite track, "My Hero," Grohl stopped to address the fan, bringing the crying man onstage.

  • Billy and Alexis Joel Welcome New Daughter Della Rose

    Just a few weeks after the surprise wedding ceremony between Billy Joel and Alexis Roderick, the happy couple has announced the birth of their new daughter, Della Rose Joel. Joel's second child came into the world on August 12 at 2:40 a.m., weighing 7 pounds, 6.5 ounces, Joel's official site notes.

  • David Gilmour Teases "5 A.M." & Releases Unboxing Video From ‘Rattle That Lock’

    Following the inevitable news that iconic progressive and psychedelic rock band, Pink Floyd, is officially through, David Gilmour has trudged on with his solo career, teasing "5 A.M," the opening track of his latest album, 'Rattle That Lock.' Along with the sneak peak, the guitarist unveiled an unboxing video just a little over a month ahead of the album's September 18 release.

  • Jimi Hendrix's Siblings Solve 6-Year Licensing Legal Battle

    After six years of legal turmoil, Jimi Hendrix's siblings have finally come to a settlement over using the legendary guitarist's image on merchandise. Since 2009, his adopted sister and estate operator, Janie Hendrix, had been at odds with the musician's youngest brother, Leon Hendrix, over copyright infringement with Hendrix Licensing.

  • Barack Obama Hand Picks Summer #POTUSPlaylist on Spotify

    If you've ever given a thought to President Barack Obama's summer playlist, you're not alone and the curiousity can finally be put to rest. On Friday morning, the White House unveiled the summer #POTUSPlaylist on Spotify, complete with over 180 minutes of tunes and 40 tracks. One was crafted for the daytime and another chosen for specifically for nightfall, both hand-picked by Obama himself who's currently vacationing in Martha's Vineyard.
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