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Jason Isbell Honors Guy Clark with 'Desperadoes' at Austin City Limits
Jason Isbell is changing the face of country music and he made a step toward that goal once again by paying tribute to Guy Clark with a cover of the 73-year-old Texas country songwriter's "Desperadoes Waiting For A Train" for the "Austin City Limits" TV series. -
Prince Shares New Single "This Could B Us" off New Album 'HITNRUN' on Tidal
Prince dropped a new song "This Could B Us" off the forthcoming album HITNRUN exclusively on Jay Z's music streaming service Tidal. Those without a subscription can listen to a teaser of the song below via Tidal's Vimeo account. -
Tobias Jesso Jr. Performs "Crocodile Tears" & "Hollywood" From 'Goon' on 'Kimmel' [WATCH]
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Tobias Jesso Jr. performed two songs - "Crocodile Tears" and "Hollywood" - from his 2015 album 'Goon' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' last night (August 24). -
Grateful Dead and John Mayer Announce Fall US Tour As Dead & Company
Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann, three of the remaining members of the Grateful Dead, announced a pair of concerts at Madison Square Garden with John Mayer and The Allman Brothers' Oteil Burbridge. Now, the group dubbed Dead & Company has announced a tour culminating in a blowout New Year's Eve show in Los Angeles. -
Guns ‘n’ Roses Could Reunite as Axl Rose and Slash Patch Things Up
After a long standing feud between Guns N' Roses lead singer Axl Rose and lead guitarist, Slash, an interview with the guitarist on Sweden's Aftonbladet TV reveals that the two have patched thing up, showing signs the band could reunite. -
Bon Jovi Blasts Label in "Burning Bridges," Leaves Mercury Records After 32 Years
"Here's the last song you can sell," Bon Jovi slyly sings on "Burning Bridges," his farewell song to Mercury Records, who he's been with for 32 years. Now that the album of the same name, 'Burning Bridges,' is out, he's fulfilled his obligation to the label and is moving on. -
Little Big Town Premieres "Pain Killer" Music Video on CMT
Little Big Town released a new video for the group's title track off its 2014 album Pain Killer, which premiered on CMT Saturday. -
Sun Kil Moon's Mark Kozelek Announces Free EP 'In The Willow Garden'
Mark Kozelek, better known to some by the name Sun Kil Moon, announced a new free 4-track EP titled 'Down in the Willow Garden,' due out on Oct. 7 on his own Caldo Verde Records. -
Charli XCX and Bleachers Cancel Tour, "I Need To Be Creative"
The road seems to have proven too much for Charli XCX and Bleachers, the side project of Fun.'s Jack Antonoff, as the two have jointly cancelled their "Charli and Jack Do America" tour. Charli in a Facebook status on her band page sighted personal reasons, stating "I need to be creative." -
Duran Duran Releases New Single "What Are The Chances" from 'Paper Gods' [LISTEN]
Paper Gods, Duran Duran's forthcoming album, is set to drop September 18 via Warner Bros. Records and the classic British 80s synth pop band is giving us another early taste with the single "What Are The Chances." -
Conan, Aimee Mann Brand Lincoln Chafee Campaign With 'She Drives Me Crazy' Parody [WATCH]
Don't know Lincoln Chafee? That's OK, most Americans don't know who the Democratic Presidential candidate is given he's polling at 0% currently. On last night's 'Conan,' the comedian tried to fix that with a song by Aimee Mann and Ted Leo set to Fine Young Cannibals' "She Drives Me Crazy." -
The Weeknd Drops 18-minute Preview to 'Beauty Behind The Madness' [LISTEN]
The Weeknd is poised to have one of the biggest pop record releases of 2015, with five singles already reaching the Billboard Hot 100, including the No. 1 hit "Can't Feel My Face." Now you can listen to an 18-minute mash-up, titled "The Leak," of the neo-R&B singer's album 'Beauty Behind The Madness' on Soundcloud. -
Yo La Tengo Covers The Cure, Hank Williams and The Parliaments on New Album [LISTEN]
Yo La Tengo, one of America's most seminal and longest lasting rock groups ever, is back again with a new album of covers titled 'Stuff Like That There' featuring covers of iconic groups such as The Cure, Hank Williams and The Parliaments. The album is available today on NPR First Listen ahead of its official release set to drop Aug. 28. -
Brandi Carlile Premires 'Wherever Is Your Heart' Music Video and Documentary [Watch]
Brandi Carlile has announced a new documentary chronicling the band's recent tour done entirely without a PA system and the film's trailer serves as the official music video for the single "Wherever Is Your Heart." -
Beach House 'Depression Cherry' Album Streams Ahead of Planned Release Date
Beach House is set to drop its fifth album in a decade, Depression Cherry, officially out next week (Aug. 28), but for those that just can't wait it's streaming now on NPR as part of its First Listen series. -
Tim McGraw, Daughter Gracie Sing Heartwarming Duet 'Here Tonight' in Viral Video [WATCH]
Tim McGraw made it back to Nashville, Tennessee this past weekend for a performance at Bridgestone Arena in which he and his his 18-year-old daughter, Gracie, tackled the country star's new song "Here Tonight" in what is becoming a viral hit. -
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell Perform New Song 'Won't Go Back'
Steve Martin and Edie Brickell are collaborating once again for the follow up to 2013's Love Has Come For You with the October 30th release date for So Familiar. The duo premiered the album's first single, "Won't Go Back," performing together again on Rolling Stone's website Wednesday (Aug. 19). -
Bully Makes Television Debut on Conan With Single 'Trying'
Rising band Bully performed what is surely the most ferocious punk anthem of the summer, "Trying", in the group's television debut on "Conan" last night. -
Fred Armisen and Bill Hader's Soft Rock Parody Band, Blue Jean Comittee, is Real
Fred Armisen and Bill Hader front the hyper local 70s soft soft-rock band from Northampton, Massachusetts, Blue Jean Committee, which has graduated from a "Saturday Night Live" sketch to a full on comedy group with a 7-song album set to drop this November. -
Mumford & Sons cover 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' with Blink-182's Mark Hoppus
Mumford & Sons, in its constant quest to distance itself from the fiddles and banjos of old, have taken to covering "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" by Eurythmics, and last night in Los Angeles the group had help from Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 as well as tour openers the Vaccines and Jack Garratt. -
Wilco Frontman Jeff Tweedy Isn't a 'Star Wars' Fan Despite New Album Name
Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy is not a fan of the Star Wars saga despite naming the group's latest surprise album after the iconic series. -
Dinosaur Jr.’s Lou Barlow Drops New Song 'Wave'
Dinosaur Jr. bassist Lou Barlow has released a stripped down acoustic song titled "Wave" off his forth-coming solo album Brace The Wave. -
New Order's 'Restless' Music Video Pays Tribute to 'Game of Thrones' Myth [WATCH]
It's been 10 years since New Order released a new album and on September 25, we'll get to hear what the British new wave band has been working on. In the mean time, fans can get a taste for the album, Music Complete, with a Game of Thrones tribute video for the band's first single "Restless." -
Bob Dylan to Receive Sleep Number Bed After Successful Clickhole Campaign
On August 3, the popular satire website Clickhole launched a GoFundMe campaign to purchase a new Sleep Number adjustable bed for the legendary artists. Apparently Clickhole feels Dylan could use a better nights sleep.
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