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Although Kanye West hasn’t officially announced any plans regarding the release of his eagerly anticipated new album, it was revealed today that the superstar rapper will be embarking on a North American tour in 2015 in support of the album. According to Spin, the announcement was made rather inconspicuously through the website of Rihanna’s charity auction, which includes a prize titled “Kanye West Tour Experience” and states that Yeezy will be touring North America in 2015. -
The Pop Group Announce First New Album In 35 Years 'Citizen Zombie,' Share Title Track [LISTEN]
Post-punk legends The Pop Group reunited back in 2010 after nearly 30 years apart, but today the highly influential band announced their first post-reunion album Citizen Zombie and premiered its title track over at Noisey, which you can check out below. Citizen Zombie will be The Pop Group's first studio album since their 1980 sophomore effort For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? -
Jessie J Says 'The Boy Is Mine' Remake With Ariana Grande Isn't Happening After Fans Express Their Disapproval
After fans flooded the internet expressing their disapproval, Jessie J has come forward to say that the reported "The Boy Is Mine" remake with Ariana Grande isn't happening. -
8 Album Covers That the Artists Hate: The Beatles, Pink Floyd, and More
Writing and recording an album can be a long and arduous process, which is why most musicians leave it up to their record label to design a suitable album cover, though as these eight albums prove, this can often lead to regrettable designs that the musician ends up hating. -
Billy Joel Does a Growling Rendition of 'Maybe I'm Amazed' for 'The Art of McCartney' [LISTEN]
Billy Joel brings some New York swagger to the classic Paul McCartney jam "Maybe I'm Amazed" in the latest shared audio from "The Art of McCartney."The Piano Man picked a winner for the tribute album of tunes the former Beatle wrote. Joel adds a little growl to the rendition with his aged voice, but the track still maintains its subtle gentleness. When he starts out, Joel sounds like his 1977 self on "Scenes from an Italian Restaurant," but it does not take long for the singer to turn it up a notch. Listen to the cover below.Joel also took on "Live and Let Die" for the album, out Nov. 18, bringing the same ferocity to the tune, "Rolling Stone" reported. -
Recruiting for the New "Do They Know It's Christmas?": One Direction, Ed Sheeran, Adele and More
Bob Geldof stirred up some interest in the music community on Monday when rumors began spreading that he was making calls in an attempt to recruit participants for a 30th anniversary edition of Band Aid, the charitable super group that came together to record the classic "Do They Know It's Christmas?," which raised huge amounts for those struggling from famine in Ethiopia. The new rendition will benefit the fight against Ebola. -
Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders Covers "Let It Be" for Paul McCartney Tribute Album [LISTEN]
Chrissie Hynde's version of the Beatles classic "Let It Be" is simple, understated and a lovely tribute to its writer and original singer, Paul McCartney. -
Huge Moments in Concert Streaming History: Neil Young, U2, Paul McCartney and More
Fifteen years ago on this day Neil Young was having a pretty good if premature idea. It was the first of two days for his annual Bridge School Benefit Concert and Young had decided to try broadcasting the event live across the internet. How well it worked is debatable but he was definitely onto something. -
Paul McCartney Shares Beatles Songwriting Secrets at Small College
Paul McCartney surprised tiny Rollins College last week with an impromptu appearance at the Florida school, where he talked about his songwriting secrets. -
Paul Is NOT Dead: The Beatles, Frank Sinatra, Jon Bon Jovi and a History of Musical Death Hoaxes
The Beatles formally released a press statement on October 21 during 1969 to deny claims that Paul McCartney had died. He wasn't the first celebrity to undergo a death hoax nor would he be the last. One would think that with a news cycle that constantly updates during the new digital age, people would panic less about these things. Alas, it's almost gotten worse. Check out five of the most famous death hoaxes in the history of musicians and how they got started: -
23 Things You Might Not Know About Paul McCartney
Yesterday (October 20, 2014), Paul McCartney took to Twitter to answer those burning questions that his fans have been dying to ask. From music questions to what some of his favorite things are, the fans asked and he answered. -
Paul McCartney Shares 'Beware My Love' Alternate Version with John Bonham on Drums [LISTEN]
The latest reissue gem to surface is a take of the 1976 Wings song "Beware My Love" featuring the talents of bandleader Paul McCartney and former Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham.
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