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Esperanza Spalding Releases Psychedelic Jazz Concept Music Video 'Good Lava'
Esperanza Spalding, for better or worst, will always be known to many as the jazz bassist who beat out Justin Bieber, Drake, Florence + The Machine and Mumford & Sons for the Best New Artist award at the 2011 Grammys. -
The Dandy Warhols Release Chugging Stoner Rock Tune 'You're Killing Me'
Portland rockers The Dandy Warhols released its first new music since 2012's 'This Machine' in the form of the chugging stoner-rock single, "You're Killing Me." -
Headphones and Speakers from CES 2016 Made for Audiophiles
One of the trends coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the proliferation of audio tech. -
Mavis Staples' Album Features Bon Iver, Valerie June, tUnE-yArds
Mavis Staples Thursday announced the release of her latest LP, Livin' On A High Note, which is set to feature a slew of killer artists including Benjamin Booker, The Head & The Heart, tUnE-yArds, Valerie June, Aloe Blacc, John Batiste, Justin Vernon aka Bon Iver, Neko Case, Nick Cave and M. Ward, who also produced the album. -
Dan Auerbach Gives Ohio Fashion Advice, Parenting Tips and Talks Boxing in New Interview
Dan Auerbach, frontman for The Black Keys and The Arcs, is a busy guy working on a number of personal music projects alongside his regular producing duties, so there's almost always something to talk about. But, instead of his music, the "Lake Superior" singer is opening up about parenting, fashion and boxing. -
Foals Perform "Mountains At My Gate" on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert'
As Stephen Colbert gets back into the "Late Show" groove at the start of the new year, he once again proves that his show is hosting some of the finest music acts around with a roaring performance from the British outfit Foals performing "Mountains At My Gates." -
Sia Teases Kanye West's 'SWISH' Reject Song 'Reaper' Off 'This Is Acting'
Sia is poised to make the first major splash in pop music for 2016 when she drops This Is Acting on January 9, and today she teased what could very well be her next and biggest single "Reaper," co-produced and co-written by Kanye West. -
Father John Misty Releases Hilarious 'Rejected' Pandora Commercials
Father John Misty, aka J. Tillman, released a few tracks on his Soundcloud, which he claims are rejected Pandora advertisements -- and they're hilarious. -
Arcade Fire, The National's Matt Beringer Collaborated for 'Wake Up' at NYE Show
For those with deep pocket books and a passion for helping those in Haiti, musical and life partners Win Butler and Régine Chassagne performed a slew of songs at an exclusive event New Year's Ever joined by El VY and The National lead singer Matt Berninger. -
Kid Cudi Bought Fans Tickets to See 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' This Weekend
What better way to bring in the new year than with your favorite rapper and the world's favorite movie? A hand-full of fans got to have that experience when Kid Cudi invited his fans to an 11 p.m. showing of Star Wars: the Force Awakens on Saturday. -
Coldplay 'Birds' Music Video Gets Kaleidoscope Treatment from 'A Head Full of Dreams'
Any young person who has ever taken a trip any where with friends can relate to the latest music video from Coldplay, which utilizes kaleidoscopic, psychedelic imagery for "Birds" off of the band's latest release A Head Full of Dreams. -
Celine Dion Covers Adele's 'Hello' Badly at New Year's Eve Show
Celine Dion gets a lot of flack, some warranted and some that's just over the top, but her cover of Adele's "Hello" is certainly deserving of some criticism as she stumbled through the notes on New Year's Eve. -
Mötley Crüe Drummer Tommy Lee Gets Stuck on Roller Coaster During Final Show
Mötley Crüe's final performance on New Year's Eve was suppose to be a blow out show at Los Angeles' Staples Center, but the performance did not go quite as planned as drummer Tommy Lee found himself stuck and suspended upside down on a roller coaster. -
'BabyPod' Speaker Plays Music Directly to Your Unborn Child
Some parents cling to the idea that playing music to an unborn child helps them become smarter and more spatially aware, and now there's a more direct way to go about it, with a tampon-style speaker called BabyPod. -
Chris Stapleton and Kings of Leon Cover 'Simple Man' by Lynyrd Skynyrd
All eyes are on Times Square on New Year's Eve but Nashville is no slouch when it comes to celebrating the occasion as two natives, Chris Stapleton and Kings of Leon, came together to headline the Jack Daniel's Bash on Broadway stage with a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Simple Man." -
New Year's Eve Programs: Taylor Swift, Pitbull, Demi Lovato Among Acts to Watch
Let's be honest, most people aren't actively watching Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest on ABC, if anything you'll hear the music in the background or turn it on with minutes to go before the ball drops. But this year, there's a reason to tune in - Taylor Swift's "Out of the Woods" music video. -
Kendrick Lamar Releases 'God is Gangsta' Music Video For 'U' & 'For Sale (Interlude)'
Like the music on Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp A Butterfly,' the rapper's music videos are equally complex and lengthy and his latest, titled "God is Gangsta" combining the tracks "u" and "For Sale (Interlude)," is no exception. The release of the 7-minute music video has everyone talking. -
Video Online of Lemmy's Final Performance With Motörhead, 2 Weeks Before His Death [WATCH]
Just two and a half weeks before his death, Lemmy Kilmister closed out his and Motörhead's final show ever in Berlin, which was meant to be the end cap on that leg of a 40-year anniversary tour. The band was meant to continue the tour in January, but Lemmy was diagnosed with an extremely aggressive cancer and died two days after learning of his ailments. Now, video of that final performance has surfaced online and you can watch this final performance. -
'SNL' Releases Stone Temple Pilots 1993 Rehearsal Footage of Scott Weiland Singing
For weeks, music fans have been mourning the death of Scott Weiland and his beautiful voice as well as admitting he was a deeply troubled figure. Now there's a new way to relive the legacy he left behind with a 37-minute video of The Stone Temple Pilot's 1993 rehearsal performance on "Saturday Night Live." -
Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp A Butterfly' is the Most Universally Loved Album of 2015
For hardcore analysts of the plethora of end-of-year "Best Of" lists, it may seem obvious that Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp A Butterfly' is the most universally loved album of the year by critics, and now there are numbers to back those claims. -
'Come Together' Tops List of 10 Most Streamed Beatles Songs in the World
The Beatles made their way to all music streaming services on Christmas Eve and some of the stats are starting to trickle out regarding the most popular songs in the iconic band's catalog, with "Come Together" topping that list. -
Father John Misty Delivers Modern Take on John Lennon's 'God'
Father John Misty seems like that kind of arrogant artist that would fancy himself a god (e.g. Kanye West). But, it turns out he's not much of a believer at all as he covered John Lennon's "God" at the fourth annual Merry Minstrel Musical Circus in Los Angeles. -
Florence + The Machine Cover The Beatles' 'All You Need Is Love' for Emotional Paris Closer
Following the burst of good news that The Beatles are finally available on all steaming music platforms, Florence + The Machine took to covering one of the band's most well known and singable tunes -- "All You Need Is Love." -
Guns 'N' Roses Website Changes Fuel Reunion Rumors, Possible Coachella Announcement
Fans of Guns N' Roses are almost assuredly getting a late Christmas gift soon, as the band is showing renewed signs of a reunion and a possible headlining gig at Coachella. -
LCD Soundsystem Release First New Song in 5 Years, Could Reunite at Coachella
It's been five years since we've heard new music from LCD Sound System, the genre defining and defying dance, rock group lead by James Murphy, but fans are treated to a new depressing holiday song, "Christmas Will Break Your Heart." -
Merry Chrismas: New Music From Metallica, Will Butler, Speedy Ortiz and How To Dress Well
As a gift to fans a number of artist are releasing new music for the Holidays and beyond including Metallica, How To Dress Well, Arcade Fire's Will Butler and Speedy Ortiz. -
4 Best Christmas Songs Released in 2015 Including Sharon Jones, Carly Rae Jepsen and More
Christmas is fast approaching and for many music fans out there it's always a struggle to decide what songs should make it onto the family holiday playlist to keep things fresh but appropriate for the whole family. Here are four suggestions to play this holiday from classics to original songs that came out in 2015. -
Taylor Swift to Debut "Out of the Woods" Music Video on 'New Year's Rockin' Eve'
We're not "Out Of The Woods" yet as Taylor Swift still has one more surprise for fans before the books close on 2015 -- the premiere of her latest music video on "New Year's Rockin' Eve." -
Selena Gomez Sexy 'Hands To Myself' Music Video is Sure to Make Justin Bieber Jealous
Selena Gomez on Monday released the steamy, sexy music video for her Revival single "Hands To Myself," featuring some handsy, make-out scenes with a beefy dude that's likely to ruffle the feathers of Justin Bieber. -
Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Simon Tong, Tony Allen Announce The Good the Bad & the Queen Album
After finishing the year out with a new Blur album and tour along with the announcement of a 2016 Gorillaz album, Damon Albarn had one more surprise up his sleeve -- a new The Good The Bad & The Queen album.
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