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  • Keith Urban Fan Allegedly Raped At Concert In Massachusetts

    A man from Boston has been charged with raping a 17-year-old girl at a Keith Urban concert at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield, Massachusetts on Saturday, July 26. The alleged incident occurred at the same concert where 50 people were taken into police custody, with 46 people receiving medical treatment for alcohol-related illnesses. Urban has yet to respond to these new allegations.

  • Michelle Shocked Releases Silent Album Called 'Inaudible Women'

    L.A. funk band Vulfpeck recently made headlines with its completely silent album Sleepify, which earned the band $20,000 from Spotify after they asked fans to stream it on repeat as they slept. Now another artist has pulled a similar silent stunt. Controversial singer-songwriter Michelle Shocked has released an album titled Inaudible Women, which as its title implies, is completely inaudible.

  • Lawsuit Brought Against Producer Of Canceled 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Tour

    The New York Times reports that the canceled production of Jesus Christ Superstar, which was originally scheduled to tour North America this summer, is now the subject of a lawsuit, brought against the show's promoter Michael Cohl by Andrew Lloyd Weber's production company the Really Useful Group. The lawsuit claims that the production's cancellation was solely the decision of Cohl, and resulted in a tremendous financial loss for the Really Useful Group, which is seeking payment to "satisfy outstanding payments."

  • Modest Mouse, Tears For Fears To Play 'Project Pabst' Festival In Portland

    It seems as though Pabst Blue Ribbon beer has finally accepted its place in American indie culture with the announcement of Project Pabst, a three-day music festival in Portland, Oregon. The festival will take place across various venues in Portland from September 26-28 and will feature sets from Modest Mouse (who are based in Portland), Tears For Fears, Guided By Voices, and Violent Femmes. The Wu-Tang Clan's GZA is also scheduled to appear, and will be performing his 1995 solo album Liquid Swords in its entirety.

  • Primus Announces 'Willy Wonka'-Themed Album, Shares Cover Of 'Pure Imagination' [LISTEN]

    Weirdo funk-metal trio Primus has announced its eighth studio album, a tribute to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory titled Primus and the Chocolate Factory with the Fungi Ensemble, which will be out on October 21 and is currently available for pre-order. The album will be the Primus' first since 1995's Tales from the Punchbowl to feature its classic line-up of bassist Les Claypool, guitarist Larry LaLonde, and drummer Tim "Herb" Alexander.

  • Damon Albarn: Blur's New Album May Never Come Out

    Being one of the busiest people working in music, Damon Albarn was bound to drop the ball on at least one of his projects. Unfortunately, he seems to have dropped the ball on his most anticipated project of all. In a new interview with NME, Albarn admits that the new album he started recording with Blur last year may never actually be finished, taking most of the blame for it himself and his inability to write enough lyrics in time.

  • WATCH: Beck On 'Colbert': Performs Two Songs, Chats With Stephen

    Though his new album Morning Phase came out all the way back in February, Beck finally made his way to The Colbert Report studio last night, where he sat down for an expectedly funny chat with Stephen Colbert before performing two songs. You can check out the interview and his two performances below.

  • TV On The Radio Announces New Album 'Seeds' [WATCH]

    Brooklyn indie rock band TV On The Radio have announced their next album, titled Seeds, which will be released this fall through Harvest Records. The band shared an album trailer through its website, which you can watch below.

  • ‘NSYNC Pulls A Beyoncé, Releases Surprise Album … Sort Of

    They may not be pulling a Beyoncé, exactly, but a new two-disc compilation from boy band superstars 'NSYNC was unexpectedly released today, titled The Essential 'NSYNC. In fact, this album release was so unexpected that not even Lance Bass knew about it, tweeting, "I love when the record label doesn't even tell you they are releasing a new 'NSYNC album tomorrow!"

  • Muse's 'Heavy' New Album Will Be 'Ready For Next Summer'

    On Twitter last week, Muse frontman Matt Bellamy confirmed that Muse’s next album would hopefully be “ready for next summer.” In another tweet, Bellamy also revealed that the new album would be heavy. You can check out the tweets below:

  • REVIEW: Lenny Kravitz Shares 'Sex' [LISTEN]

    Lenny Kravitz has shared his latest single “Sex,” which you can listen to below. The song is the first single off of Kravitz’s upcoming album Strut, which will be out on September 23 through Roxie Records. Strut will be Kravitz’s tenth studio album, his first since 2011’s Black and White America.

  • Kanye West Wins 'Coinye' Trademark Infringement Lawsuit

    You may remember that back in January, a new form of digital currency was launched called "Coinye West," which was named, of course, for rapper Kanye West, and featured a cartoon representation of his likeness. Though one would assume that having his name and face plastered on as many products as possible would be Yeezy's ultimate life goal, the "Bound 2" rapper actually wasn't too thrilled about it, so much so that he filed a trademark-infringement lawsuit against the company pretty much immediately. Radio.com now reports that on July 22, the lawsuit had been settled in West's favor by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.

  • Karen O Shares 'Rapt' Music Video [WATCH]

    Yeah Yeah Yeahs singer Karen O has shared the music video for her song "Rapt," directed by her husband Barney Clay, which you can check out below. This is the first video Karen O has released in support of her upcoming album Crush Songs, her debut full-length as a solo artist, which will be released in the U.S. on September 9 through Julian Casablancas' Cult Records.

  • 10 Bands Whose Lead Singers Have Died: Queen, Nirvana, And More

    Today marks the 35th anniversary of AC/DC's Highway To Hell, a hard rock classic that would be the band's last album with lead vocalist Bon Scott, who died after a night of heavy drinking seven months after the album's release. Here are ten more bands that have suffered the loss of a lead vocalist.

  • 6 Rappers Who Successfully Followed-Up Great Debuts: Kanye West, OutKast, And More

    Earlier this week, legendary Queens rapper Nas offered some words of encouragement to Kendrick Lamar, concerning Lamar's impending follow-up to his instant classic debut good kid, m.A.A.d city from 2012. As Nas knows all too well, plenty of rappers have failed to deliver a satisfying follow-up to a widely praised debut album. However, these six rappers and rap groups managed to release albums that were just as good, if not better, than their debuts.

  • 5 Ways Weezer Could Actually Get 'Back To The Shack'

    On Monday, Weezer shared its new single "Back To The Shack," a riffy power pop tune that seemed to promise a return to the band's mid-90's glory days. Though the song isn't the worst thing Weezer's done in the last ten years, it still isn't anywhere close to the band's best material, and its desperate nostalgia is largely to blame. If Weezer truly wanted to find its groove again, it shouldn't be writing a stupid song about it. Instead, the band should be taking these steps...

  • Jack White Covered Jimi Hendrix, Performed Longest Show Of Career Last Night [LISTEN]

    Just like the vinyl edition of his most recent album Lazaretto was gimmicky in an astonishing number of ways, Jack White's recent shows seem to be newsworthy for a number of reasons as well. In addition to pulling a fan on stage to play guitar with him on the White Stripes classic "Seven Nation Army," White's show at the Chicago Theatre last night was also the longest of his career, clocking in at a foot-blistering three hours with a 33-song set list, which you can read below. Among these songs were covers by Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, and Jimi Hendrix, and as Consequence of Sound points out, the show also marked White's first performance of the White Stripes' "Blue Orchid" in seven years.

  • Nas On Kendrick Lamar's Next Album: 'There's No Way He Can Mess It Up'

    If there's any rapper in the business who has unequivocally faced the challenge of following up a classic debut, it's Nas, whose 1994 debut Illmatic is often considered to be the greatest rap album ever made (and I agree). However, a similar pressure is mounting up against Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar, whose 2012 debut good kid, m.A.A.d city was hailed as the greatest rap debut since -you guessed it- Illmatic. In a recent interview with Complex, Nas offers some words of encouragement to Lamar.

  • Lily Allen: 'As Long As I Got You' Video [WATCH]

    Today Lily Allen shared the video for "As Long As I Got You," which you can watch below. The bouncy, super catchy track will be the fifth single off of her latest album Sheezus. The video was filmed at last month's Glastonbury Music Festival in England, at which Allen performed, and serves as a loving tribute to the legendary festival.

  • Katy Perry Shares 'This Is How We Do' Lyric Video [WATCH]

    Today Katy Perry shared the overwhelmingly colorful and flashy lyric video for her next single "This Is How We Do," which you can check out below. "This Is How We Do" will be the fifth single released from her album Prism after "Roar," "Unconditionally," "Dark Horse," and "Birthday."
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