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Earlier in the year, Ed Sheeran shared that he was hoping to "get on the outside [of the showbiz bubble] for at least a year." Now, it's surfaced that the 'X' singer may spend his spare time working in a local charity shop. -
Kanye West Brings Out Rihanna, Travis Scott at Los Angeles' FYF Fest [WATCH]
After Frank Ocean pulled out of Los Angeles' FYF Fest, Kanye West stepped up to fill the headlining slot for yet another festival. Although he was a last-minute substitute, the 38-year-old rapper had a few surprises in store for the audience, including surprise performances by Rihanna and Travis Scott during his Saturday set. -
Foo Fighters Rickroll the Westboro Baptist Church Mid Protest
Friday night, the Westboro Baptist Church decided to hold a smaller-scale protest outside of the Foo Fighters' Kansas City gig. Their plan backfired, however, when Dave Grohl and company decided to pile into a pick up truck and rickroll the protest themselves. -
Billboard Hot 100 2015 Festival Day 2 Recap: Skrillex, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj Shine
Day 2 of the first ever inaugural Billboard Hot 100 Music Festival. Legs are starting to feel a little heavier, our eyes tired, but that is all part of the fun. After wrapping up day one with The Weeknd, Lil Wayne, Jason Derulom, Axwell Ingrosso and others, we launch into day 2 that will bring out star power with Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Skrillex, Kygo and others. -
AC/DC 'Rock or Bust' World Tour Tickets Rise As Band Prepares For First US Dates Since 2010
Australian rock legends AC/DC are ready to kick off the 13-date North American leg of their Rock or Bust Tour on August 22 at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts, and the tour marks the first U.S. tour since 2010. On the secondary ticket market, prices to see the band are rising quickly. -
Jerry Heller, Former Manager of N.W.A. Says He Regrets Not Letting Eazy-E Kill Suge Knight
The release of the biopic film, "Straight Outta Compton," documenting the rise and fall of hip hop super group, N.W.A., definitely shed a lot of light on what was happening behind the scenes with the Gangster rap group. During an interview with the group's former manager, Jerry Heller, he said that one of the biggest regrets he had with while managing the group was talking N.W.A. frontman, Eazy E, a.k.a. Erin Wright out of killing Suge Knight. -
Lady Gaga Wants to Be the "Next Iron Maiden," Not Madonna
It's pretty obvious Lady Gaga likes to be "different." The 'Popart' singer has never been happy to be related to another pop star. In fact, she recently explained to CR Fashion Book that she's attempting to reach the top of her career with the inspiration of heavy metal--specifically--Iron Maiden. -
Taylor Swift Brings Ryan Tedder Onstage; Receives Banner From Kobe Bryant [WATCH]
Friday night, Taylor Swift kept up with her tradition of bringing celebrities onstage during her '1989' world tour and in turn, was honored with a banner at Los Angeles' Staples Center for selling out a total of 16 shows there--more than any other artist. -
Shannon and the Clams Share "It's Too Late" From 'Gone by the Dawn' [LISTEN]
Garage rock outfit, Shannon and The Clams, recently shared "Its Too Late" off their forthcoming LP, Gone By Dawn,' set to release September 11th via Hardly Art. -
Guns ‘n’ Roses Could Reunite as Axl Rose and Slash Patch Things Up
After a long standing feud between Guns N' Roses lead singer Axl Rose and lead guitarist, Slash, an interview with the guitarist on Sweden's Aftonbladet TV reveals that the two have patched thing up, showing signs the band could reunite. -
Bat For Lashes' Natasha Khan Makes Debut as Sexwitch with Toy
Bat For Lashes' Natasha Khan made her on stage debut as Sexwitch last night at the Green Man Festival in Wales. Her latest appearance was prefaced by a weeklong series of cryptic posts on Instagram reminiscent of hangman. Her initial hints to last night's performance with Toy were eagerly misinterpreted by the blogosphere as a possible album announcement. -
Bon Jovi Blasts Label in "Burning Bridges," Leaves Mercury Records After 32 Years
"Here's the last song you can sell," Bon Jovi slyly sings on "Burning Bridges," his farewell song to Mercury Records, who he's been with for 32 years. Now that the album of the same name, 'Burning Bridges,' is out, he's fulfilled his obligation to the label and is moving on.
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