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  • U2 likely to headline Coachella in the future

    Would you like to see U2 headline Coachella? Well don't be surprised if your dreams come true in the near future. Although it might not happen in 2014, U2 and the festival have expressed mutual interest in the band headlining the festival in the future, according to The Desert Sun.

  • Lorde, Katy Perry, Robin Thicke and Metallica join the Grammy performers list

    Lorde, Katy Perry, Robin Thicke and Metallica have been added to the performers list for the 56th annual Grammy Awards. This marks Lorde's Grammy Awards debut, and she is up for four awards including record of the year and song of the year for her No. 1 hit "Royals." She will be competing against Perry's hit "Roar" in the song of the year category, according to Billboard.

  • Ellie Goulding drops video for 'Goodness Gracious' [WATCH]

    Ellie Goulding has premiered the music video for new latest single, "Goodness Gracious" off Halcyon Days, the deluxe edition of the UK songstress' 2012 album Halcyon. Gleaming with neon, the music video shows Goulding dancing in light-up shoes, skateboarding and partying with her friends around Los Angeles.

  • TV On The Radio's Dave Sitek to release solo EP under Dave.i.d

    TV On The Radio's Dave Sitek has announced the release of a new solo EP under his Dave.i.d. moniker, NME reports. Dubbed the Exhibition EP, the self-produced effort will be released later this month via his federal Prism label, which is also home to Kelis, Scarlett Johansson and TV On The Radio.

  • St. Vincent drops new song 'Digital Witness' [LISTEN]

    St. Vincent has released the second single off her upcoming, self-titled studio album. Following the single "Birth in Reverse," the new track "Digital Witness" is an uptempo, brass-infused funk jam. She sings, "People turn the TV on, it looks just like a window."

  • Ke$ha admits herself into rehab to treat eating disorder

    Yesterday, Ke$ha reportedly admitted herself to a rehab center to confront an apparent eating disorder, according to Billboard. Following the release of her self-directed "Dirty Love" video earlier this week, she admitted herself into a Chicago-area treatment center where she plans to stay for a month.

  • Jack White confirms 'finishing' new album

    Jack White hit the studio again in 2013 to record with The Dead Weather for their new singles series that will lead up to the release of a full album in 2015. Now, White has also confirmed the release of a follow up to his 2012 debut solo album, Blunderbuss.

  • Jimmy Page announces 2014 release of some Led Zeppelin reissues

    Led Zeppelin's reissue campaign is finally beginning this year, according to guitarist Jimmy Page (via Ultimate Classic Rock). Page recently updated his website with the message "The first of the Led Zeppelin reissues — comprising of Led Zeppelin I, Led Zeppelin II, and Led Zeppelin III — will be released this year. I've also been working on some of my own material from the archives that will be unleashed in 2014."

  • Morrissey announces work on new album and new novel

    Morrissey has come to find that novelists make more money than musicians. In a Q&A on his "zine" True To You, he revealed that he was working on two new projects, a novel and a new album. "In 2013 I published my Autobiography and it has been more successful than any record I have ever released, so, yes, I am midway through my novel," he posted. "I have my hopes."

  • KISS to perform at L.A.'s inaugural outdoor hockey game at Dodger Stadium

    Ever wanted to see KISS on ice? Well that's not exactly happening, but Gene Simmons and company are scheduled to perform at Dodger Stadium as part of the NHL 2014 Coors Light Stadium Series. For the first-ever outdoor hockey game in Los Angeles, the L.A. Kings are taking on the Anaheim Ducks on January 25.

  • Kanye West gets virtual currency named after him called CoinYe West

    Online, digital payment currency, or cryptocurrency, has been in the news for much of 2013. Mostly associated with Silk Road and buying drugs, the Bitcoin rose from under $100 to almost $1,000 before the Chinese government effectively outlawed it, cutting its worth in half, according to Vice. Now Kanye West has a cryptocurrency named after him: CoinYe West.

  • Pixies surprise with new four-song 'EP-2'

    The Pixies dropped a new EP overnight last night without warning. The follow up to September's EP-1, the new 4-song effort, EP-2, is available for digital download or as a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl through the band's website. The tracks are "Blue-Eyed Hexe," "Magdalena," "Greens and Blues" and "Snakes."

  • Diddy expanding alcohol empire with DeLeón tequila

    Sean "Diddy" Combs is entering the tequila market in a new partnership with high-end DeLeón Tequila, which was founded by Brent Hocking in 2008 and entered the U.S. market on May 5, 2009 and became an award-winning brand.

  • M.I.A. leaves Jay Z's Roc Nation label, advertises for new management team on Twitter

    M.I.A. has announced her departure from Jay Z's Roc Nation label via a post on Twitter saying, "2012 I dlted the M.I.A. #MATANGI LP. HAPPY NEW YEAR | 2014." The rapper signed a management deal with Roc Nation last year while at her main record label Interscope. She started speaking out against Interscope a year ago after Matangi was pushed back for being "too positive."

  • French Montana drops new 'Coke Boys 4' mixtape [DOWNLOAD FREE]

    French Montana has released his new mixtape Coke Boys 4, part of his Coke Boys mixtape series. The 29-year-old South Bronx rapper brings in Coke Boys members Chinx Drugz, Lil Durk, Cheeze and Flip on the effort, which also features Jadakiss, Wiz Khalifa, Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Snoop Dogg and Diddy, according to Complex.

  • Bruce Springsteen to debut 'High Hopes' songs on TV show 'The Good Wife'

    Following the accidental release of High Hopes on Amazon, CBS has decided to stream Bruce Springsteen's new LP on their official website. According to Rolling Stone, all of this is part of a promotional tie-in with The Good Wife, which will feature the new tracks "High Hopes," "Hunter of Invisible Game" and "The Ghost of Tom Joad" on its January 12 episode called "We, the Juries." The website will begin streaming the full album at 7 p.m. on January 5 before a preview of the episode is shown.

  • Benjamin Curtis of School of Seven Bells has died of cancer at age 35

    Founding member and guitarist of School of Seven Bells, Benjamin Curtis, died at age 35 on Sunday December 29 at New York's Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, according to a statement on the band's Facebook page. He had been diagnosed with T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma in February.

  • Conor Oberst auditioned for the lead role in 'Inside Llewyn Davis'

    Inside Llewyn Davis has been receiving great reviews since its release. Although he says he is thankful he did not get the role, Conor Oberst told Interview Magazine that he was actually one of the many who auditioned for the lead role, which ultimately went to Oscar Isaac.

  • Tuesdays Under 21: Danny Avila

    Tuesdays Under 21 is a Music Times feature dedicated to bringing attention to talented musicians and performers under the age of 21. Who knows? They just might be the next big thing. This week we introduce you to Danny Avila
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