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Can't get enough of your favorite bands on late night television? Check and see who is performing this week, and don't forget to come back and see what we have to say the next day! The week of Nov. 18 through Nov. 22... -
Alt-J (∆) To Release New EP November 25
Alt-J announced on Facebook today that they will be releasing a new EP on November 25 called Summer. -
Lorde's Hit "Royals" Covered by Puddles the Clown
Puddles the clown recently did a cover of Lorde's well-received song "Royals" for a Halloween treat. -
Justin Bieber Sees Decrease in Downloads and Radio Play as 'Music Mondays' Continues
Justin Bieber seemed to have been on to something when he began his "Music Mondays" series during October. The project, which involved releasing a new track every Monday for ten straight weeks, began as a success considering that the tracks released weren't technically singles. However, consumer enthusiasm has dropped off significantly, entering the series' sixth week. -
Ellie Goulding Announces Spring 2014 Tour
It seems like November is the hot month to announce tours, and now Ellie Goulding is getting in on the action. Today (Nov. 18), the "Burn" singer announced a string of 17 shows for March, April and May 2014 in support of her new extended album Halcyon Days. -
Lorde Sings Ronnie James Dio and Rainbow in Video from When She Was 12
There's already been a load of discussion about who the "real" Lorde is. The teenager, who's found massive crossover success with hits such as "Royals" and "Tennis Court," has been accused of not being nearly as into her brand of pop/pop-hop/whatever as her songs let on. The truth about Lorde's musical background may be even more shocking than some expected. Brace yourself: The star is totally into heavy metal. -
Prince Unveils New Track 'Da Bourgeoisie'
Prince, our favorite purple pajamas and pancakes man, has debuted the demo for a new track called "Da Bourgeoisie," in which he sings about a woman who left him for another woman. -
Lady Gaga's 'ARTPOP' Sells 250,000 Copies, Loses Interscope $25 Million
News has already broken that Lady Gaga's ARTPOP will debut at no. 1 in the U.K. charts, and there's a solid chance it will do the same in the United States. That doesn't mean that the album can be considered a success however. Estimates, which will become officials first week totals on Wednesday, suggest that ARTPOP will sell around 250,000 copies and lose Interscope Records a lot of money in the process. -
Katy Perry Announces Prismatic World Tour for May 2014
Things are about to get a little lighter. Today (Nov. 18), Katy Perry has announced that she will be hitting the road in 2014. The "Unconditionally" singer took to her official Twitter account this morning to announce the Prismatic World Tour, which will kick off in Belfast, Ireland, in May 2014. -
Doctor Orders Vocal Rest For Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus tweeted today that her doctor has ordered vocal rest. Her schedule has been pretty packed as of late, so it's no surprise she's due for some down time. "Happy to get some rest. Time to go be sicky," she told her fans. -
Ballin’ Oates: Hall & Oates Meets Hip-Hop [LISTEN]
Ballin' Oates has been created, and it's about time. The five-song SoundCloud collection put together by Scott Melker is a fully remixed series of some of the best Hall & Oates tracks like "Rich Girl," "Maneater" and "I Can't Go For That," combined with hip hop songs from artists like Wu Tang and T.I. -
Mixtape Monday: This Week's Newest Tracks for Sharing
Music Times proudly presents "Monday Mixtape" to you: our new weekly installment of brand new tracks from up and coming artists released within the last week. Today's mixtape includes recently debuted tracks from Eagulls, PANES, Angel Olsen, Dog Bite, Solange, and many more to complete a new mixtape of songs to share with whomever you'd like! -
Lou Reed Biography in the Works Following Rocker's Death
The late, great Lou Reed will be getting his due in book form. A biography of The Velvet Underground rocker is currently in the works for publishing company Little, Brown and Co. by Rolling Stone writer Anthony DeCurtis. -
Rock The Bells Festival Will Return, Says Guerilla Union's Chang Weisberg
The tenth anniversary Rock The Bells tour didn't do too well, but one of its main organizers told Vibe magazine during an interview that the traveling festival was far from dead. Although the show was forced to cancel several East Coast shows, Chang Weisberg of Guerilla Union said that a big year for hip-hop touring hurt Rock The Bells' chances, and he was optimistic for 2014. -
Bruce Springsteen Rumored To Release New Track Tomorrow
Consequence of Sound is reporting that Bruce Springsteen will release a new song called "High Hopes" tomorrow (November 19) — citing Danish music service Wimp, who reported news of the song's release over the weekend as well as song's supposed artwork.
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