• Azealia Banks Tour Cancelled; K. Michelle Allegedly Pulled The Plug

    Azealia Banks has announced that the previously announced that she and K. Michelle would be heading out on a 20-date concert tour later this year, but now the emcee reports that the alt-R&B vocalist has pulled out, resulting in cancellation. The rapper has reported that she's working with her team to try and make up as many of the dates as possible (a smaller lineup means less crowd, theoretically, and therefore a smaller venue) but we'll have to see. The announcement was especially disappointing for her hardcore fans, as this was going to be Banks' first legitimate U.S. tour.

  • Fetty Wap Adds Verse to The Knocks, Powers 'Classic'

    Fetty Wap has become a star in the hip-hop world, but it appears he is trying to develop some crossover appeal. He worked with noted trap producer, Baauer, on an Adidas collaboration in March titled "Promises" that still was in his traditional lane, but hinted at a possible attempt at more dance tracks in the future. Wap's melodic voice and rhythm fits with electronic music and now he has gone for it with two verses on The Knocks' tune with Powers, "Classic."

  • 20 Funniest Memes & Reactions to Meek Mill's 'Wanna Know' Diss

    Just as we were all beginning to scratch our heads in askance wondering why Mill had yet to respond, the rapper finally debuted his track late Thursday evening via Hot 97's DJ Funk Flex Show. Naturally social media kicked into overdrive, as fans shared mixed responses to the track as well as dozens of hilarious memes erected in Mill's honor.

  • Jonas Kaufmann Quarrels With Former Decca Imprint Over 'Puccini' Album

    Earlier this month, Classicalite released an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into Jonas Kaufmann's upcoming release, 'Nessum Dorma - The Puccini Album.' Now, in a heated quarrel with his former label, Kaufmann is the victim of a dueling 'Puccini' album adorning his namesake, entitled 'The Age of Puccini.'

  • Meek Mill Responds to Drake Diss With 'Wanna Know' Featuring Quentin Miller [LISTEN]

    Finally it has arrived. The much awaited response from Meek Mill after his memorable Twitter rant where he called "Back to Back" rapper Drake out for one of the cardinal sins within hop hop; not writing your own lyrics. Late Thursday evening on Hot97's DJ Funkmaster Flex show, Mill unleashed a four minute diss track "Wanna Know" featuring Quentin Miller, Drake's alleged ghostwriter.

  • Blake Shelton/Miranda Lambert Divorce Documents Sealed from Public: Why?

    A judge in Oklahoma is under fire after ordering that the divorce files from country stars Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton remain sealed, ruling that the state has legitimate cause to do so, due to the pair's popularity within American culture. That decision hasn't flown too well with some lawmakers, who claim Lambert and Shelton don't fill the requirements needed to keep such documents away from the public eye.

  • Grateful Dead's Bob Weir to Record an 'Album of Cowboy Songs'

    With the long-awaited Fare Thee Well shows now just a Fourth of July weekend memory, the Grateful Dead have wrapped up their live performances, for now. Guitarist and lyricist Bob Weir, on the other hand, is ready to jump into his next musical venture. The 67-year-old founding member of the Dead has now shifted his focus to crafting "an album of cowboy songs," offering an extensive lineup of musicians including songwriter Josh Ritter.

  • Chief Keef to Host 'All-Star' Hologram Concert in 3 Cities at Once

    Chief Keef's hologram isn't going down without a fight. Keef and FilmOn TV, the company he recently signed to, and Hologram USA attempted to put on a secret show at Craze Fest in Hammond, Indiana, just outside of Chicago, this past Saturday night (July 25). Keef's hologram took the stage, spoke on his #StopTheViolence campaign, and was shut down minutes into "I Don't Like," the first and only song performed.

  • 'Montage of Heck' Theatrical Release Adds Previously Unreleased Kurt Cobain Demo

    Although it's already been through the festival circuit and saw an HBO release as well as a short-lived theatrical run, the Brett Morgen-directed Kurt Cobain documentary' Montage of Heck' will get a theatrical re-release on August 7. This time around, fans will be able to hear an unreleased Cobain song that Morgen carefully inserted into the film without re-editing.

  • Rudimental Shares 'I Will For Love' Featuring Will Heard, World Tour Dates

    Rudimental has unveiled a new single from their upcoming album, 'We The Generation.' The new track, "I Will For Love," features the vocals of Major Toms signee, Will Heard, who is all over the album and is one of the singers who tours with the band on the road. In addition to unveiling the new track, Rudimental has announced a new batch of tour dates for an upcoming world tour.
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