• Skrillex, Martin Garrix, Blake Shelton Headline Indy 500 100th Anniversary Concerts

    The Indy 500 always has some acts who appeal to the Midwestern, beer-swilling, tailgating crowd and they have that this year, but in the past several they have opened up the infield on race day to a new area called the "Snake Pit" for a special EDM DJ show with some big DJs. This year it will be headlined by Skrillex and Martin Garrix, with DJ Mustard and Zeds Dead also performing. Their other performers the other days include Blake Shelton and Journey.

  • Vic Mensa on Flint Michigan Water Crisis and How Rap Music Can "Incite Global Change"

    While many celebrities patiently waited to hear their name called during the 2016 Oscars on Sunday (Feb. 28), others took the stage in Michigan to fight social injustice. Vic Mensa was one of many artists who perofrmed at the #JusticeForFlint fundraising event to aid victims of the Flint water crisis. In a recent interview with 'Billboard,' the rapper opened up about the experience and explained why he believes rap music can "incite global change."

  • Rick Ross Calls Chris Rock "A Cornball" for Oscars Monologue

    Comedian Chris Rock has received a slew of criticism since hosting the Oscars on Sunday (Feb. 28) and Rick Ross is among those who were not impressed. During an interview with a Washington, D.C. radio station, the 'Black Market' rapper called Rock “a cornball” for his Oscars monologue.

  • Anderson .Paak Remixes Jack Garratt's 'Phase' Song "Worry"

    Anderson .Paak has seemingly been everywhere. He has been on features, late night TV, on the radio and on festival lineups. Now he was tabbed by another hot new up-and-comer Jack Garratt to remix his track "Worry" taken from Garratt's debut album Phase.

  • Macklemore: I Should Have Told Iggy Azalea About 'White Privilege II' Lyrics

    Macklemore infamously called out fellow pop-rapper Iggy Azalea on his new This Unruly Mess I've Made track "White Privilege II." Calling out singers who overtake black culture for white audiences, he rapped, "You're Miley, you're Elvis, you're Iggy Azalea." And now, in a new interview the "Downtown" rapper reveals he maybe should have warned his fellow emcee before releasing the track.

  • Disclosure Remixes Flume's "Never Be Like You" Ahead Of 'Skin'

    There have been whispers of a possible Flume and Disclosure collab over the past few weeks. Earlier in the week, the "Omen" brothers confirmed that a project was on the way. Today after a BBC Radio 1 premiere, the pair unveiled their official remix for Flume's recent Skin single "Never Be Like You" featuring Kai.

  • Dum Dum Girls' Kristin Welchez Shares First Kristin Kontrol Song 'X-Communicate' [LISTEN]

    Kristin Welchez used to front the indie rock outfit the Dum Dum Girls as Dee Dee, but has recently taken up a new moniker for her solo pop project, Kristin Kontrol. This week, Sub Pop Records officially shared the release date of the debut solo record, X-Communicate, and shared the title track from the highly anticipated album, which will be available May 27, 2016. Listen to this new song and check out the album's tracklist below!

  • Sturgill Simpson Releases Heavy New Single 'Brace for Impact' Ahead of New Album

    Sturgill Simpson broke down the barriers of country music and broke out with his 2014 album Metamodern Sounds in Country Music, and now he's looking to expand once again. After mysteriously changing his Twitter banner and icon earlier this week, on Thursday (March 3), Simpson finally announced his new album A Sailor's Guide to Earth and unveiled its first new song, the ravage "Brace for Impact."

  • Google Being Sued By Same Band Suing TIDAL Over Royalty Payments

    The American Dollar and Yesh Music are back at it again with another lawsuit. The band, led by John Emanuele, and his publishing company have decided to sue Google for alleged unpaid royalties. This comes just a short while after they went after TIDAL for the same alleged issue.
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