• Grimes' Claire Boucher Talks New Album, "Diss Tracks" and Scolds the Media

    Grimes' Claire Boucher, Recent covergirl for Fader and electro sensation, plans to release the follow up to 2012's 'Visions' in October. The track listing to Boucher's forthcoming LP is set to include "a lot of diss tracks" including a song "about male producers," which, according to her recent profile for Fader, was inspired by "a guy who acts like he knows everything and then comes back crawling on his knees, which has happened to me so many times."

  • Madeon Fall North American Live Tour Dates Announced & Zedd Support Shows

    Madeon has announced the dates for his North American Fall Live tour. The "Pay No Mind" producer kicked off his world tour in support of his debut artist album Adventure in North America in the spring performing at venues all across the country including Coachella and right here in New York City at Webster Hall, which we had a pleasure to attend. The new set of shows will primarily take place over the month of September, including a few festival gigs at Electric Zoo, Life Is Beautiful and TBD Festival, while also acting as a support act for Zedd on his True Colors Tour this fall.

  • Hard Summer Music Festival Deaths Led to L.A. County Supervisor Calling For Ban

    Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis plans to introduce a motion at today's board meeting that would take a major step and ban major music festivals on county property pending an investigation into the deaths of two women this past weekend at HARD Summer music festival, which took place on at the Pomona fairgrounds.

  • Nero Shares "Two Minds" Music Video From 'Between II Worlds' [WATCH]

    Nero has unveiled the music video for their recent Between II Worlds single "Two Minds," which was unveiled in July. The video is an interesting and futuristic take on the theme of the song. As Nero's vocalist Alana Watson croons in the chorus, "It's the little things that count which can make someone feel special." Share the vision with Nero and watch.

  • 'Jimi Hendrix: Electric Church' Documentary Centers on Historic Atlanta Pop Festival Gig

    Woodstock wasn't the only memorable rock festival performance Jimi Hendrix boasted throughout his impressive career--the distinguished guitarist performed a rousing gig and reeled in his greatest U.S. crowd at the Atlanta Pop Festival spanning the weekend of July 3-5 1970. This fall, the prevalent milestone will be applauded with a live album and documentary release.

  • Moonshine Bandits Release 'Blacked Out' into Wrong Political Climate

    Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at 'Blacked Out,' the new album from Moonshine Bandits, a duo that's been carrying the "hick-hop" flag for longer that many realize.

  • Disclosure 2015 North American Tour 'Caracal' Hits The Road

    Disclosure recently revealed the complete tracklist and collaborators who will appear on their highly anticipated sophomore album Caracal and now the duo have unveiled their plans to tour North America this fall. Guy and Howard Lawrence have announced their most ambitious takeover of the continent yet, with arena and large cap theater dates in cities like Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Toronto, Los Angeles and Nashville.

  • One Direction Debut 'Drag Me Down,' Talk Louis Tomlinson Baby and New Album on 'GMA'

    It was a big morning for One Direction and the band's dedicated fan base, as they took on Good Morning America. Ahead of their On the Road Again Tour stop in New Jersey tomorrow (Aug. 5), 1D took to the ABC morning show to open up about their new album, impending fatherhood for Louis Tomlinson and, of course, to give their new single "Drag Me Down" its big live TV debut.
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