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Morrison Hotel Gallery presents exhibit on Kurt Cobain, marking the 20th anniversary of the Nirvana singer's death [PHOTOS]
The Morrison Hotel Gallery, known for showcasing fine art music photography across the country, has partnered with New York City's Dream Downtown hotel to present an exhibit on Kurt Cobain. Photographer Jesse Frohman will launch his tribute to the artist with a collection of photographs he took of the late Nirvana singer, shortly before his death 20 years ago. -
Seattle police department releases 35 new photos from Kurt Cobain’s death scene [PHOTOS]
Earlier this month, the Seattle Police Department reopened Kurt Cobain's death case ahead of its 20th anniversary. After reexamining the evidence, there was nothing to suggest Cobain's death was caused by anything other than suicide. In hopes to end conspiracy theories, the department released a pair of newly developed photos from the scene last week. Today, they've shared an additional 35 images. -
The latest episode of VH1's "Fabulous Life" details how Jay Z and Beyonce spend their millions
Jay Z and Beyonce along with their little one, Blue Ivy, are basically American royalty. Their combined net worth makes them almost billionaires. The latest episode of VH1's Fabulous Life breaks down the "Drunk in Love" couple's wealth, showing where all that money goes. -
Sam Smith releases video for new single, 'Stay With Me' [WATCH]
Sam Smith is slated to perform on Saturday Night Live this weekend. Leading up to his performance, he has released a video for his recently-dropped single "Stay with Me," off his forthcoming album, In the Lonely Hour. -
Devo announces 2014 U.S. tour dates with some proceeds benefiting Bob Casale's family
Following the sudden death of guitarist Bob Casale, Devo has announced dates for a summer tour. A portion of the proceeds will go to Casale's family. -
The Decemberists, Yo La Tengo, Jeff Tweedy and more to appear on 'Parks and Recreation'
In the current season of Parks and Recreation, Amy Poehler's character (Leslie Knope) is working on a unity concert in an attempt to mend relations with the newly merged towns of Pawnee and Eagleton. According to The AV Club (via Consequence of Sound), the show's season finale (airing April 24) will feature several notable musicians performing the concert as members of fictional bands. Wilco's Jeff Tweedy has been cast as well as The Decemberists and Yo La Tengo. -
Prince to host 'Paisley Park After Dark' party at his house this weekend with possible 'Finding Nemo' theme
Prince will be hosting another late-night party at his Paisley Park studio/home this weekend. He's dubbed it "Paisley Park After Dark." The news was revealed yesterday in an Instagram post suggesting (via hashtags) that the event will take place on March 28-29 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and features food, drinks, live music and possibly a Finding Nemo theme. -
Damon Albarn opens up about past drug use, says heroin made him 'incredibly productive'
While promoting his upcoming solo debut, Everyday Robots, Damon Albarn has opened up about his past drug use. Although most musicians look back on their past excesses with regret, Albarn told Q Magazine (via The Independent) that using heroin made him "incredibly productive." -
Cloud Nothings and Wavves almost finished recording collaborative album
About a month ago, rumors circulated that Cloud Nothings' Dylan Baldi and Wavves' Nathan Williams would be combining their talents to record a full-length album. Now, that collaboration has been confirmed. -
Essence Festival adds the Roots, Tamar Braxton and more to 2014 lineup
The Roots, Tamar Braxton and K. Michelle have been added to the 2014 Essence Festival lineup. As previously announced, Prince and special guest performers are set to kick off the festival's 20th anniversary music celebration. Also added to the lineup are Tank, Michelle Williams, August Alsina, Estelle and Tevin Campbell. -
Last.fm no longer offering subscription-based streaming service
Starting April 28, Last.fm will no longer offer its subscription-based streaming radio service. As Billboard points out, the company was considered an online music pioneer since it began in 2002 but has run into some obstacles over the years and is trying to find the right business model for streaming music. -
Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins developing an untitled wrestling series with AMC
AMC has unveiled a 2014 upfront slate that features expanded unscripted offerings. One of them is an untitled wrestling series that will focus on Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan and his exploits as the creative director for Resistance Pro, an independent wrestling company based in Chicago. -
Johnny Cash’s son says there are 'four or five' albums' worth of unreleased material from the late singer
Following the posthumous release of Johnny Cash's latest album, Out Among the Stars, news of more material has surfaced. According to his son, John Carter Cash, "There are a few things that are in the works right now -- probably four or five albums if we wanted to release everything." -
Wu-Tang Clan announce secret album with a multi-million dollar price tag
Fans awaiting Wu-Tang Clan's 20th anniversary reunion album have something else to turn their attention toward: a forthcoming secret album called The Wu -- Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. -
Chief Keef caught up in Chicago shooting, posts pictures of AK-47 on his Instagram
Chief Keef knows how to be at the wrong place and the wrong time. Somehow, he got mixed up in a shooting early this morning in Chicago that landed someone in the hospital, TMZ reports. -
David Letterman goes crazy over The Strypes' performance on The Late Show [WATCH]
Young Irish blues rockers, The Strypes, stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman last night to perform "What A Shame" off their debut album, last year's Snapshot. Of course, we already know what kind of music gets the 66-year-old host hyped up: high-energy garage rock. So it was no surprise that Letterman freaked out after seeing the four-piece (all old enough to be in high school) nail the track. -
T.I. to star opposite Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell in 'Get Hard'
Tip "T.I." Harris had landed a role opposite Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart in the Etan Cohen-directed comedy Get Hard. The Atlanta rapper-actor will play Hart's character's cousin, Joaquin, who is in charge of helping Ferrell's character prepare for life in jail. -
Milwaukee's Summerfest reveals 2014 lineup with OutKast, Lady Gaga, Dave Matthews Band and more
Milwaukee's Summerfest has announced its 2014 lineup with OutKast, Lady Gaga, Dave Matthews Band, ZacBrown Band, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Darius Ricker and Brad Paisley. -
Jim James, Marcus Mumford, Elvis Costello and more recording unreleased Bob Dylan songs with T-Bone Burnett for upcoming album, 'Lost on the River: The New Basement Tapes'
Marcus Mumford (Mumford and Sons), Taylor Goldsmith (Dawes), Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Rhiannon Giddens (Carolina Chocolate Drops) and Elvis Costello have teamed up with producer T-Bone Burnett to write music for and record two dozen recently unearthed lyrics written by Bob Dylan. -
Damon Albarn shares 'Mr. Tembo' off upcoming solo debut 'Everyday Robots' [LISTEN]
Damon Albarn debuted the track "Mr. Tembo" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! during his March 12 performance in Austin. Now he's officially dropped the track, which comes off his forthcoming debut solo album, Everyday Robots. -
Chance the Rapper goes solo on 'Home Studio (Back Up In This B--ch)' [LISTEN]
It's been a year of collaborations for Chance the Rapper who has recently worked with a number of artists including his roommate James Blake, Pia Mia, Justin Bieber, Skrillex and Childish Gambino, among others. Now we get to hear some solo material from the Chicago rapper. -
Japanese pianist Yoshiki Hayashi battles holographic version of himself...Who should do it next?
Japanese pianist Yoshiki Hayashi is a record-breaking artist known for his onstage flair and ability to blend classical music with elements of hair metal. During his South by South West performance, he battled a formidable opponent: himself (well, a hologram of himself at least). Besides resurrecting Tupac, this piano battle is one of the coolest uses of the holographic technology that we’ve seen (via HuffPost). -
Sasquatch! announces revised lineup while Kraftwerk, New Order announce replacement shows
Following last Friday's announcement that Sasquatch! Music Festival had cancelled its newly expanded second weekend, which was set to take place Fourth of July weekend (July 4-6) at The Gorge in George, WA, several acts have now scheduled replacement shows in the Seattle area. -
Sean Combs is still Diddy despite being credited as Puff Daddy on 'Big Homie' teaser [WATCH]
Sean Combs has been known by many names: Puff Daddy, Puffy, P. Diddy and Diddy. And it seemed as if he was cycling back to his '90s moniker once again as Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs. However, Combs took to Twitter to clear up the confusion. "For the record, I did not change my name. I always have been and always will be PUFF DADDY! :) Be cool Man lol ." And a few hours later he tweeted, "DIDDYORDADDY???" -
Ellie Goulding calls electronic producer Burial an 'all-time hero'
The enigmatic electronic producer Burial does not perform live or appear in public, and he worked anonymously until 2008 when he was revealed to be London native William Bevan. Back in January, he confirmed his identity after releasing his latest EP, Rival Dealer. Despite his confirmed identity, not much is known about William Bevan. Giving us a glimpse inside the person behind the music, Ellie Goudling spoke with Billboard and called Bevan an "all-time hero" of hers. -
The Black Keys premiere 'Fever,' the first single off upcoming album 'Turn Blue' [LISTEN]
As promised, the Black Keys have released their first new song in almost three years, "Fever." It follows last week's announcement of the upcoming album, Turn Blue, which was revealed in a tweet from boxing legend Mike Tyson and pointed fans to a bizarre commercial for the record. -
Lil Wayne thinks Nicki Minaj can do better than 'Lookin Ass' [WATCH]
When asked about his opinion on Nicki Minaj's latest song, "Lookin Ass N***as," Lil Wayne told MTV News that he wasn't blown away. -
Photos from Kimye 'Vogue' cover leaked
On Friday, the Internet went wild when Kim Kardashian and Kanye West appeared on the April 2014 issue of Vogue. The decision was hotly debated and even Seth Rogen and James Franco got in on the fun with a parody of the cover. -
John Lennon artwork and manuscripts coming to auction
John Lennon's drawings and manuscripts are coming to auction in New York City this summer. According to Sotheby's, the 89-lot collection titled "You Might Well Arsk" is scheduled for sale June 4. The items are being put up for sale by Lennon's publisher, Tom Maschler, who worked with Lennon on In His Own Write and A Spaniard in the Works during the 1960s. -
Johnny Cash's lost album, 'Out Among the Stars,' is streaming ahead of official release [LISTEN]
Johnny Cash's lost album, Out Among the Stars, is streaming a week ahead of its official March 25 release via Columbia/Legacy.
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