• STREAM Temporary Hero's Cover Album of Fleetwood Mac's 'TUSK' [LISTEN]

    Covers are always hit or miss, especially when it comes to the acclaimed classic rock band Fleetwood Mac. Even when another rock band takes on the songs it's usually a risky move, so what happens when an electronic artist takes on TUSK? Well, Portland musician Jonah Bell, aka Temporary Hero is preparing to release his 10-track album of re-imagined TUSK songs later this month, but we have the stream just below! Listen to Temporary Hero right here!

  • Bitter's Kiss Share 'No One Will' Music Video from Self-Titled Album [WATCH]

    While we're sure you've been listening to Bitter's Kiss' latest self-titled album for about a year now, we're happy to share with you the New Jersey indie pop act's new music video for the catchy song "No One Will." Singer-songwriter Chloe Baker is one of the most genuinely talented acts in the indie pop world there is!

  • Kelly Clarkson Says Label "Blackmailed" Her Into Working with Dr. Luke Amid Kesha Scandal

    Dr. Luke may have worked with Kelly Clarkson on some of her biggest hits, including "Since U Been Gone," "Behind These Hazel Eyes" and "My Life Would Suck Without You," but that doesn't mean the original American Idol is a fan of the producer. In a new interview with Australian radio station KIIS FM, the "Piece by Piece" singer opened up about her time working with Dr. Luke amid Kesha's lawsuit and rape allegations.

  • Salt Lake City Rockers Larusso Share 'Fever' Music Video [WATCH]

    You might not think to look to Salt Lake City, Utah, for emerging rock n' roll acts, but we're about to change your minds. Larusso is a four-piece band that reminds us of the mid-2000s post-hardcore scene, mixed with powerhouse radio rockers. Recently, Larusso (consisting of members Aaron Condrat, Nick Sasich, Tyler 'Fizzy' Grundstrom, and Justin Trombetti) shared a fun new music video for their latest song, "Fever," which is sure to get your head bobbing. You can watch this video below.

  • Kesha Thanks Nashville Supporters at Human Rights Campaign While Accepting Award

    Kesha has had a rough time of it lately with her stance against former producer Dr. Luke and she thanked supporters during an appearance at The Human Rights Campaign in Nashville. The singer was there last night (March 5) to receive the Visibility Award for her advocation for the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth not to be harassed.

  • Bobby Brown Cancels Appearance Following Bobbi Kristina's Autopsy Release

    Bobby Brown has cancelled an appearance following the release of daughter Bobbi Kristina’s autopsy on what would have been her 23rd birthday (March 4). The show that he cancelled was for the same day as the autopsy release, and Brown used Twitter to clear up any questions as to why he cancelled his concert.

  • Eminem is Re-Issuing 'The Slim Shady LP' on Cassette Tape

    Eminem will be keeping it old school by re-issuing 'The Slim Shady LP' in cassette tape form. He announced the project in a Twitter post this past Friday (March 4) but didn’t give an indication as to when the tape will be released other than “coming soon.”

  • Pretty Lights Drops Video for New Track ‘Only Yesterday,’ Announces Telluride Festival [WATCH]

    Pretty Lights, the nu-jazz electronica project of Derek Vincent Smith, is back with a video for his new track "Only Yesterday," marking the producer's first new music since 2013's Grammy-nominated album A Color Map Of The Sun. Additionally, the electro-soul pioneer announced that in addition to a few other upcoming tour dates he will be hosting a camping festival in Telluride, Colorado this August 26th and 27th.
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