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It is official: Jay Z's move into the music streaming business has arrived and he is bringing a lot of his friends with him. At an industry event today at New York City's James A. Farley Post Office in Herald Square, Jay Z announced the launch of TIDAL with his 16 artist partners. The event was live streamed as Jay Z announced his plans for the Hi-FI service with Madonna, Kanye West, J. Cole, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Usher, deadmau5, Jason Aldean, Jack White, Daft Punk, Beyoncé, Arcade Fire's Win Butler, Alicia Keys, Coldplay and Calvin Harris. -
Destiny's Child Reunion: Beyonce Performs 'Say Yes' At Stellar Gospel Music Awards & Honors With Michelle Williams & Kelly Rowland
Destiny's Child reunited briefly at the 30th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards show for a special performance of "Say Yes," which honored Michelle Williams. Williams was nominated for three awards for "Say Yes," which Beyonce and Kelly Rowland also collaborated on. -
Serena Williams Remakes Beyonce's '7/11' Video To Celebrate 19th Grand Slam Title [WATCH]
Since Beyoncé dropped her excellent "7/11" video last November, countless remakes have hit the web including one from Rita Ora. Now professional tennis player Serena Williams is taking a stab at it as part of her Vogue cover story. Although she doesn't recreate the original frame for frame, she stays true to its spirit and gives it a badass tennis theme. The video was shot at BallenIsles Country Club in Palm Beach, Florida following Williams nineteenth Grand Slam title. -
Beyonce Might Join Bradley Cooper For Lead Role In 'A Star Is Born' Remake By Warner Bros.
Beyoncé might be hitting the big screen again! According to Deadline Hollywood (via Billboard), Bradley Cooper is making his directorial debut with a remake of the 1954 drama A Star Is Born and is reportedly looking for Beyoncé to star alongside him in the project. -
Beyonce Has An Abandoned Album Inspired by Afrobeat Pioneer Fela Kuti, According to The-Dream
Does Beyoncé have a full album somewhere on the cutting room floor? According to The-Dream, the answer is yes. In an official annotation of the track "End of Time," Bey's frequent producer revealed that she has a full record's worth of material from her 4 era that has never seen the light of day, and it was all inspired by Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti. -
Skrillex Performs Lengthy Lollapalooza Chile Set: EDM Artist Mixes Up Tunes by A$AP Ferg, Bobby Shmurda and Beyoncé [WATCH]
Skrillex went all out for his set at Lollapalooza Chile over the weekend, packing nearly 50 songs into his performance. The EDM star brought along cuts from A$AP Ferg, Bobby Shmurda and Beyoncé. Calvin Harris, DJ Snake and Dillon Francis also performed at the event. -
Spotify Suggests Austin Not as Weird as It Claims, Music Wise; Texas Capital Does Promote Local Music However
Austin, TX is one of the hottest cities in music thanks to hosting the South by Southwest and Austin City Limits music festivals, among hosting a lively live scene all year round. Spotify's Insights blog was interested in the city's unofficial slogan, "Keep Austin Weird," and whether that rang true. Does the capital of Texas divert much from the national norm in terms of the music it listens to? -
Beyoncé's Backup Singer Tiffany Monique Battling Cancer
Tiffany Monique, the backup singer for Beyoncé, the Queen Bey, is currently battling cancer. Monique -- full name Tiffany Monique Riddick -- has been keeping her followers in the loop of her progress on Facebook. -
Rihanna, Beyoncé & Katy Perry Are Most Popular Female Artists on Spotify of All Time: Taylor Swift Charts Despite Pulling Catalogue
Let's hear it for the laaaadies! This weekend, people across the globe will honor International Women's Day, and to celebrate, Spotify has unveiled its most streamed female artists from the U.S. and across the world. Big names on the list include Rihanna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and even Taylor Swift, who pulled her entire catalogue from the service last year ahead of the release of her new album 1989. -
Lindsey Stirling Wins at 2015 YouTube Music Awards: Other Winners Include Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga
This has been quite a year for violinist Lindsey Stirling. The dancing musician appeared in the Grammy Legacy concert and was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Now, Stirling has been announced as one of the 50 musicians who are winners at the 2015 YouTube Music Awards. Other artists include heavy-hitters such as Beyoncé, Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga. -
Beck's Dad Worked On Beyonce's 'B'Day' Album
After taking a shot at Beck for winning Album of the Year over Beyonce at the 2015 GRAMMYs a few weeks ago, it came out Thursday that Beck's father, David Campbell, actually contributed to a Beyonce album. It's a good thing 'Ye has already apologized! -
5 Celebrity Couples Releasing Albums in Same Year: Ariana Grande vs. Big Sean, Jay Z vs. Beyonce and More
This week marks a high point for the "power couple" status of Big Sean and Ariana Grande: The former's new album Dark Sky Paradise topped the Billboard 200, selling nearly 140,000 copies in the process. That gives him his first no. 1 album, which matches him with his girlfriend, who topped albums charts with My Everything last year. Grande may have outsold her beau but that doesn't necessarily mean she "wears the pants" in the relationship (it's tough to imagine her ever wearing pants, based on her typical stage apparel). Music Times looked back over the last few years and found couples who had both released new albums within a year of each other, researched who sold more and which album was ultimately better, in deciding who ran the house that year.
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