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Ween Promises 31 Songs a Night With No Repeats for 3-Day Reunion Show
The Rolling Stones, The Who and Paul McCartney all have massive discographies to draw from on their respective tours, but even they can only memorize so many songs, usually around 25 or 30 tunes max. -
Drake Has a Mole in OVO Leaking Music to Meek Mill Fueling Feud
There's a mole, a leak, an informant amongst the highest ranks of Drake's OVO organization pirating songs to Meek Mill, putting fuel to the fire that Drake definitively won when he dropped "Back To Back" last year. -
Pussy Riot Takes Aim at Putin and Political Corruption in New Protest Song “Chaika” [WATCH]
Pussy Riot's music can often be very abrasive given the group's punk backgrounds, but for their latest song, "Chaika," the female troupe has opted for a more pop oriented sound that still attacks Russian politics with the same ferocity of previous works. -
Ty Segall's 'Emotional Mugger' Short Film is Disturbingly Gory Music for Guitar Lovers
Ty Segall's latest music video depicts some truly disturbing images of gory violence in a dystopian world filled with mindless human robots and corrupt cops. -
Don Cheadle Is a Badass as Miles Davis in Trailer for Jazz Great's Biopic [Watch]
Punching a Rolling Stone journalist played by Ewan McGregor, shooting guns in record label offices and playing the women like his trumpet, Don Cheadle is a bona fide badass as Miles Davis in the new biopic Miles Ahead. -
David Bowie Auditioned for Gandalf In 'Lord of the Rings' Says Dominic Monaghan
We all know the great Ian McKellen from his brilliant role as Gandalf in the 'Lord of the Rings' series. However, in a recent interview, co-star Dominic Monaghan who played the hobbit Merry, reveals that David Bowie auditioned for the iconic role. -
“Ticketing is a Fixed Game” Finds New York Attorney General Schneiderman in Scathing Report
Through a three-year investigation to be released Thursday titled "Why Can't New Yorkers Get Tickets," New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman confirmed what music, sports and general entertainment fans have known for a long time. Tickets are too expensive. He further stated that "ticketing is a fixed game." -
Vampire Weekend, Run The Jewels, Foster The People to Perform at Bernie Sanders' Iowa Rally
Vampire Weekend, Run The Jewels and Foster The People are all feeling the Bern, as the three groups are prepared to play at Bernie Sander's Iowa rally on Saturday, just days before the caucus. -
Mick Jagger, Trent Reznor and Metallica's Kirk Hammett Remember David Bowie
Mick Jagger, Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor, Metalica's Kirk Hammett and Bowie's bassist Gail Ann Dorsey remember David Bowie from their experiences over the years. -
Shamir Releases 'Hungry Like The Wolf' Cover, Prepares to Open For Duran Duran's Tour
Heading out on a 2016 tour behind the album 'Paper Gods,' Duran Duran is tapping into the shimmering dance pop of Shamir for an opening act, and in honor of the occasion, the Vegas partier shared a soft cover of the band's hit Rio single "Hungry Like The Wolf." -
Iggy Pop, Josh Homme 'Break Into Your Heart' With New 'Post Pop Depression' Song [LISTEN]
Shock rocker Iggy Pop and Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age and Eagles of Death Metal, last week dramatically announced a collaborative record, Post Pop Depression, with an interview and performance of their first single "Gardenia" on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, and now the band has taken to Zane Lowe's Beats 1 program to drop the second single "Break Into Your Heart." -
Danny Brown Hints at New Album, Comments on Sufjan Stevens, Kid Cudi on Twitter
Danny Brown this weekend responded to fan questions on Twitter commenting on artists including Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Kid Cudi, Natalie Prass and Sufjan Stevens. -
Selena Gomez Awkwardly Plays Sexy on 'SNL' with 'Hands to Myself' and 'Revival' Medley [WATCH]
Selena Gomez took the Saturday Night Live stage last night for a pair tantalizing but awkward performances of her Revival singles "Hands To Myself" and a medley of "Good For You" and "Same Old Love," as well as inserting herself into several skits throughout the night with host Ronda Rousey. -
Father John Misty Drops Terrifying Lullaby 'Maybe, Sweet One, You Won't Have Nightmares'
Earlier this month, Father John Misty performed "Holy Sh--" on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, but he had a performance planned for the end of the show that never aired. Thanks to the Internet fans can stream "Maybe, Sweet One, You Won't Have Nightmares Tonight." -
Zayn Malik to Drop First Solo Single 'Pillow Talk' Next Week
Bad boy Zayn Malik, the first defector from One Direction, announced that the first single from his highly anticipated solo album will drop Jan. 29.
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