• Lollapalooza 2015 Day 3 Review:: Rain Delays, Florence Welch, A$AP Rocky and Vic

    The third day of Lollapalooza, one of the biggest music festivals in the United States and the gem of the Midwest scene, finished on Sunday night in Chicago with shortened performances (due to rain) from Florence + The Machine, A$AP Rocky, Marina and The Diamonds and more. This is the third in a series of recaps from correspondent Ryan Book.

  • Chance the Rapper to Become a Father, Shares Baby Announcement on Instagram

    Chance the Rapper, soon to be Chance the Father, is having a baby. The 22-year-old Social Experiment rapper from Chicago just gave us the good news on Instagram, sharing a close-up of his hand against the mother-to-be's pregnant belly, along with the caption: "Coming soon," and a cute little "family emoji."

  • TBD Festival 2015 Lineup: Chromeo, Chance The Rapper, Madeon

    Fiercely proud of its roots in the Republic of California, TBD Festival has announced the complete lineup for the 2015 edition of the three-day event. The lineup includes a wide range of trendy electronic acts, rappers and different bands. Among those who will be headlining include Madeon, Chance The Rapper, Chromeo, Ratatat, Death Grips (though you never know with them) and Tears For Fears.

  • Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment 'Surf' Released For Free

    At long last, Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment's long-awaited album Surf has been released. To make things even better, the group has shared the album for free on iTunes, a place normally devoid of free music especially since it phased out the free track to start 2015. The group, known for its most famous member Chance The Rapper has been teasing new music from the album for close to a year, though they have been coy about sharing a tracklist and release date. Now we know what as the band decided to go with the surprise release.

  • Chance The Rapper Talks Kanye West, TIDAL, Baltimore At Harvard Lecture

    Universities have been very open to hip-hop acts recently with artists like Lil B and Killer Mike lecturing at some the United States' finest institutes of higher education including MIT and NYU. Last week, Harvard invited Chicago's Chance The Rapper to speak at their Hiphop Archive & Research Institute. Chance touched on a variety of important and relevant topics related to his own music and world around him including Kanye West, the protests in Baltimore and how TIDAL compares to other streaming services.
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