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Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner Says It's Hard Playing Older Songs Live
Arctic Monkeys had a huge year in 2013, and they are being recognized with eight nominations at the NME Awards. With a successful hit like the recent album AM, it's harder to go back to some of the early songs in the band's repertoire, according to frontman Alex Turner. -
The Late Gil Friesen's Documentary 'Twenty Feet From Stardom' Gets Oscar Nomination
Morgan Neville's acclaimed documentary film Twenty Feet From Stardom has been put in the running for an Oscar. The film takes a look at the lives of backup singers, the sometimes-overlooked stars who make huge contributions to the music world. -
Snoop Dogg Given Work Visa to Perform in Australia Despite Petition
Snoop Dogg has been granted an Australian work permit, which will allow the performer to appear at the Big Day Out festival on Jan. 19 on the Gold Coast as well as a few other shows. -
Lorde Shares About Her Success and Gives Advice to Aspiring Artists [WATCH]
In a new cover story for Rolling Stone, Lorde (Ella Yelich-O'Connor) shares what her recent booming success has been like, what some of her inspirations are and what advice she has for any newcomers in the music industry. -
The Strokes Will Return to the Stage at 2014's Governors Ball Music Festival
It's been a while since The Strokes performed live, but it has been announced that the band will return to the stage at the Governors Ball Music Festival in New York during the three-day event on Randall's Island between June 6 and 8. -
Women We Love Wednesdays: Sharon Jones
It's no secret that women can rock just as hard, if not harder, than men. But there seems to be a disparity when it comes to their representation in the music industry. They are topping the charts but barely getting any slots at big name festivals (this years Coachella lineup is 90 percent male). To do what we can to celebrate these women and give them the positive recognition they deserve, each week Music Times will introduce you to a female in the music industry whom we love. -
Watch Bruce Springsteen and Jimmy Fallon Sing Together on 'Late Night'
Last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the entire show was dedicated to Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band in honor of the legendary rocker's album release for High Hopes. In addition to an interview with Springsteen, discussing the record and responding to tweets from fans, Fallon hit the stage in the best way he knows how: dressed up, impersonating another musician. -
Real Estate Announce New Album 'Atlas' and Release First Single "Talking Backwards"
The New Jersey band Real Estate has announced its new album Atlas will be released on March 4 via Domino Records. The highly-anticipated follow-up to 2011's Days was announced on Facebook along with the first listen of the band's single "Talking Backwards." -
Robert Downey, Jr. Shows Off Impressive Vocal Chops at Sting's 60th Birthday Party [WATCH]
Video of Ironman Robert Downey, Jr. singing at Sting's 60th birthday party back in October 2011 recently surfaced online. It's not the first time an actor or celebrity has joined a legendary musician on stage, but what makes this video amazing is that Downey, Jr. is actually an incredible singer. Who knew? -
Courtney Love Defending Controversial Tweet in Groundbreaking Case
Courtney Love went to court on Monday in a groundbreaking case. The case marks the first time a celebrity will defend an allegedly defamatory tweet in a U.S. courtroom. -
David Bowie's 'Rebel Rebel' to be Released as Special 7" Picture Disc
It has been announced that David Bowie's glam rock anthem "Rebel Rebel" will be released as a special edition 40th anniversary 7" picture disc this year. The song, released in February 1974, appeared on Bowie's acclaimed album Diamond Dogs and was the last glam hit for the iconic artist before his sound transitioned. -
John Mayer Signs With Former Lady Gaga Manager Troy Carter
John Mayer recently parted ways with longtime manager Michael McDonald of Mick Management and has apparently joined forces with Troy Carter, Lady Gaga's previous manager. -
Jazz Legend Herbie Hancock Named Professor of Poetry by Harvard
Legendary jazz musician Herbie Hancock has been appointed by Harvard University as the 2014 Norton Professor of Poetry. With that honor, Hancock will deliver six lectures, each with a different subject, but the 73-year-old Oscar-winning composer told BBC they will "be mainly talking about my own experience and give them some stories." -
Black Sabbath Featured on New Converse Chuck Taylors Design
It might not be exactly what you'd expect on a pair of shoes traditionally designed for basketball, but it seems Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars have proven to be quite versatile. -
will.i.am To Bring 3D Technology to Music Merchandise
will.i.am is reportedly looking to revolutionize the type of merchandise sold at concerts, beyond your typical tee shirts and posters. He is working with 3D Systems, a 3D printing specialist, to take typical merch to the next level.
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