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While we all enjoyed watching Speedy Ortiz rise and rise in popularity last year, it’s worth remembering that they are just one project from a prolific group of musicians. Pony Bones is a duo consisting of Speedy’s g...

In couple of weeks, August Alsina will release his debut album 'Testimony.' The R&B crooner stop by the 'Arsenio Hall Show' to talk about his humble beginnings as well as perform.

The laid-back Austin psych band Pure X released their Angel LP earlier this week, and today they’ve shared the video for the warm, amber-hued jam “Heaven.” Director Ben Kitnick’s video starts off as a prettily sh...

Over the weekend, during a show at Hollywood’s Dolby Theater, Neil Young covered fellow Canadian legend Gordon Lightfoot’s deathless 1970 breakup song “If You Could Read My Mind.” It was Young’s first time play...

E4 has brought together some of Britain's brightest young talent from film, TV, stage and music to star in its brand new original series Glue

Maxo Kream, the Houston rapper and Kream Clicc Gang general, has a penchant for exploring the darker underbelly of trill. While his lean sipping compatriots are preoccupied with glorifying the potency of their choice nar...

The real meaning behind "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is traced to a fascination with childhood innocence and sexual politics.

Among the attributes necessary for pop stardom, a powerhouse voice is not typically on the shortlist. From Madonna to Rihanna, pop singers have long been able to excel at their occupation without the ability to wail away...

Have you ever wanted to own a comfortable, casual shirt that really makes a statement? One that's a little classier than, say, a Three Wolf Moon? Do you have $75, plus a few more bucks for shipping and handling? And are...

Accept have revealed that their 14th studio album is to be called Blind Rage, and the new album is set to be released worldwide on July 18th via Nuclear Blast

On Friday, Pussy Riot's Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Masha Alekhina will appear at Tina Brown's annual

In 1996, Emmylou Harris headlined a rapturously received concert at the Park West, where she broke out plenty of new material far removed from her days as the coolest cowgirl in country music. She was coming off a ground...

Katy Perry's #TBT "Birthday" cover art: Come for the early-'90s photo of the singer and her sister Angela, stay for the massive bows and rotini bangs.

David Letterman announced his pending retirement from The Late Show, and it seems that none other than former R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills, who was on set to perform with the Baseball Project, broke the news...

Tonight, two former R.E.M. members, Mike Mills and Peter Buck, will be on the Late Show With David Letterman. They’re backing up the night’s musical guest, singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur. Letterman tapes his show ea...

Benji Boko is a young DJ/Producer from the UK with an impressive back catalogue of remixes that range from his unique take on Jay-Z's "99 Problems" to a mega hyper version of M.O.P's "Ante Up". This time he's ventured on...

The Top 20 Concert Tours ranks artists by average box office gross per city and includes the average ticket price for shows in North America. The previous week's ranking is in parentheses. The list is based on data provi...

Jimmy Johnson is a young Toronto native gearing up to make a splash in the coming months. Under the supervision of his Prime brothers he has bypassed most of his peers. Alongside fellow OVO and Prime member Eric Dingus J...

While the lineup for Lollapalooza 2014 was announced only recently, the inaugural Argentine edition of the fest already happened. Nine Inch Nails, Soundgarden, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Arcade Fire (feat. Julian Casabla...

Ben Ratliff and Christopher R. Weingarten, a critic for Rolling Stone, discuss the free-form music festival in Knoxville, Tenn.     

As we previously reported, LCD Soundsystem are celebrating Record Store Day with a five-LP vinyl release of their 2011 farewell show. The Long Goodybe: LCD Soundsystem Live at Madison Square Garden is due out on

The Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado led the New York Philharmonic in a program of mid-20th-century masterworks by Britten, Bartók and Shostakovich.