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Damon Albarn announces 2014 U.S. tour dates in support of 'Everyday Robots' [SCHEDULE]
Damon Albarn's highly anticipated solo debut, Everyday Robots, drops this week via Warner Bros. Records, and now a leg of U.S. tour dates have been announced in support of the album. The string of shows includes previously announced stops at Governors Ball and Bonnaroo. -
Demi Lovato turns to fans to book upcoming European tour via Shazam
The schedule for Demi Lovato's upcoming European tour will be based which cities tag her current single "Neon Lights" the most on the app Shazam, Digital Spy reports. -
Paul Simon and wife Edie Brickell charged with disorderly conduct following 'family dispute'
Paul Simon, 72, and his wife Edie Brickell, 48, have reportedly been arrested after a domestic dispute. According to the Associated Press, Connecticut police responded to a "family dispute" involving the two singers Saturday night around 8:20 p.m. -
Arcade Fire mocks deadmau5 with mouse head during St. Louis concert
Last week, deadmau5 took to Twitter to respond to a comment Win Butler made about EDM during his Coachella set. Butler gave a shout-out to "all the bands still playing actual instruments," and essentially slammed electronically produced music. -
The Roots release new song 'Tomorrow' off forthcoming album, '...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin' [LISTEN]
Following the announcement of their upcoming album ...And Then You Shoot Your Cousin and the release of the song "When the People Cheer," The Roots have now shared a second track titled "Tomorrow." -
Jay Z and Beyoncé announce 2014 On The Run stadium tour [SCHEDULE]
Jay Z and Beyoncé have confirmed rumors of a co-headlining stadium tour. The 16-city jaunt, called On the Run, starts in late June and stretches through early August with stops at MetLife Stadium, Solider Field and Rose Bowl, among others. -
Tour Journals: Jimkata frontman Evan Friedell gives his account from the road
Welcome to Tour Journals, a Music Times segment where we ask some of our favorite up-and-coming bands to send us a dispatch from the road. This time around, we've asked Jimkata frontman Evan Friedell to keep a journal on tour with him. -
Bonehead explains Liam Gallagher's 'OASIS' tweet
Last night, Liam Gallagher sparked rumors that his former band Oasis might be reuniting. He took to Twitter and spelled out the letters O, A, S, I and S over the course of a few hours then follow up with a post simply stating, "OASIS LG." -
Dave Grohl is a big fan of Lorde, says she gives him hope for the future of pop music
Dave Grohl recently collaborated with Lorde for Nirvana's performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony. In an interview with Rolling Stone, he explains why he chose the singer and how he feels about her music. -
Tiësto announces first album in five years, 'A Town Called Paradise' [TRACKLIST]
Tiësto has announced his first album in five years, the follow-up to 2009's Kaleidoscope. In the years since that release, electronic dance music has exploded into mainstream culture. In an interview with Rolling Stone, the DJ explains why he waited until now to release a new LP. -
Courtney Barnett makes late night debut on 'Fallon,' performing 'Avant Gardener' [WATCH]
Last night, Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett made her late night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon in support of her latest album The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas, performing her single "Avant Gardener." -
Marilyn Manson's new track featured on opening title sequence for WGN's 'Salem' [WATCH]
Marilyn Manson and composer Tyler Bates have written a new opening main title sequence for WGN America's show Salem, Billboard reports. The new title sequence is set to premiere in the second episode, which airs April 27. -
Anthony Bourdain joins Win Butler in dissing the world of EDM [WATCH]
Win Bulter isn't the only celebrity in the news today who isn't a fan of EDM. World renowned foodie and music fan Anthony Bourdain addresses the EDM culture in the most recent episode of his CNN show Parts Unknown. -
Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi to score WGN show about The Manhattan Project
Following his appearance on Game of Thrones, Sigur Rós frontman Jónsi will continue his career in television. According to Billboard, the Icelandic singer has partnered with Alex Somers to score the upcoming WGN show Manhattan. -
Nas reveals he's working with Timbaland, Swizz Beatz and No I.D. on new album
Nas recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of his Illmatic debut, which must have left him inspired because now he's announced that he's working on a new record. -
Future and Pusha T perform 'Move that Dope' with the Roots on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon [WATCH]
Last night, Future stopped by The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to perform "Move that Dope" off his latest release, Honest. He brought out Pusha T to join him on stage with the Roots for a scaled-down version of the track, which also features Pharrell and Casino (who weren't present). -
Beyoncé, Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams and Carrie Underwood among TIME's most influential people
TIME Magazine has revealed its yearly list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. Among them were titans of the music industry: Beyonce, who appears on the cover, Miley Cyrus, Pharrell Williams and Carrie Underwood. -
deadmau5 responds to Arcade Fire's EDM diss, asking 'dafuqs yer problem?'
Over the weekend, Arcade Fire's Win Butler took the time during his Coachella set to "shout-out to all the bands still playing actual instruments at this festival,' therefore taking a jab at all the electronic artists who were also playing the festival. His sentiment is an over-argued accusation that electronic artists aren't actual musicians. -
Chris Brown DC trial delayed
Chris Brown's trail has been put on hold after prosecutors declined to grant immunity to Brown's bodyguard, who would be a key witness in the case, Billboard reports. -
Boston Calling reveals lineup for September 2014 festival: The National, Lorde, Nas with The Roots, Neutral Milk Hotel and more
Boston Calling, which hosts two festivals at City Hall Plaza in Boston, has revealed the lineup from its fall festival, which takes place September 5 -7. Topping the bill this year are The National, Lorde, The Replacements, Nas with The Roots and Neutral Milk Hotel. -
Electric Zoo returning to New York City with increased security and health measures
The fate of Electric Zoo was uncertain after festival organizers had to cancel the third day of last year's event due to two attendees dying from drug overdoses and another being sexually assaulted. Now it's been confirmed that the festival, which takes place Labor Day weekend on Randall's Island in New York City, will return with increased security and health measures. -
President Barack Obama honors the late Frankie Knuckles in a letter to the Godfather of House's friends and family
Following the death of Frankie Knuckles, the revered "Godfather of House" who passed away three weeks ago from complications with diabetes, a letter has surfaced from President Barack Obama that pays tribute to the late Chicago DJ/producer and offers support to his friends and family. -
The title track to Lilly Allen's upcoming album 'Sheezus' has leaked [LISTEN]
The controversial title track to Lily Allen's forthcoming Sheezus has surfaced online; however, it doesn't appear to be an official release. -
Nicki Minaj goes back to basics, returns to rap on forthcoming album
Nicki Minaj has been slowly scaling back her large-than-life pop persona that once included alter-egos and outlandish costumes and wigs. She's parted with her longtime hairstylist, and on her Elle cover, she sported minimal makeup and some of her natural hair. Now, she says she is getting back to basics with her music as well. -
Junk Mail: E-mailing about Future's new album 'Honest'
Music Times writers share an office area of roughly 45 sq. ft, which makes having face-to-face conversations totally impossible. Junk Mail is these millenials' attempt to discuss and review the week's hottest album releases... without needing to look at each other. -
Damon Albarn streams debut solo album, 'Everyday Robots,' in full ahead of its official release [LISTEN]
Damon Albarn's highly anticipated debut solo album, Everyday Robots, is streaming in its entirety one week ahead of its official release date, April 29 via Warner Bros. Records. -
El-P and Killer Mike team up with Zach De La Rocha and Travis Barker for 'Run the Jewels 2' [LISTEN]
El-P and Killer Mike shared a short teaser clip on Instagram yesterday of the follow-up to Run the Jewels, promised for 2014. Now, they've shared a few photos from inside their studio sessions. -
Jack White reveals 'Lazaretto' tracklist, drops studio version of title track [LISTEN]
Earlier today, we posted about Jack White's Record Store Day "Lazaretto" release, a.k.a The World's Fastest Relesed Record. Now he's dropped the studio version of the single and has revealed the album's tracklist. The 11-track Lazaretto, White's second solo album and follow-up to 2012's Blunderbuss, is due out June 10 via Third Man Records. Listen to the studio version of the title track below and check out the tracklist. Let us know what you think in the comments section! -
Bonnaroo 2014 schedule revealed via mobile app
Bonnaroo has revealed the 2014 schedule via its mobile app. It now appears that they've taken it down, so this might not be the official schedule. We'll have to wait and see when it's announced on the website. But feel free to take a look and lament the inevitable overlaps. -
Prince releases new surprise single, 'The Breakdown' [LISTEN]
Following the announcement of his new partnership with Warner Bros. Records, Prince released a new single called "The Breakdown," which he mentioned back in March when he took over the Arsenio Hall Show.
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