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The Grateful Dead's "Fare Thee Well" tour continues to span fourth of July weekend-during the second night of the three-gig run at Chicago's Soldier Field, the dead celebrated with a synchronized Empire State Bulding light show which was broadcasted live to concertgoers. -
Study Suggests 60 Percent of Touring Musicians Suffer Mental Health Issues
A frightening study has come from Help Musicians UK, a charity dedicated to supporting up-and-coming musicians as well as aging ones, which claims that more than 60 percent of musicians it surveyed suffered from a mental health disorder of some sort. A huge majority of those suffering struggled with depression but that's still nothing to ignore. -
Chicago 'Cloud Tax' Adding 9 Percent Charge to Audio and Video Streaming
Residents of Chicago are already well familiar with the city's taxes on various forms of entertainment, and now those taxes will be passed along to streaming services such as Spotify for music and Netflix for video. The "cloud tax" will be 9 percent. -
Coffee Brewed With Sound Waves? We Audiophiles Will Try Anything
Music and sound aren't necessarily correlated subjects, but we at Music Times were still excited to hear about a new technology that brews coffee using only sound waves. Elixir Specialty Coffee, a company based on Sydney, has developed a line of products that require coffee and water like a regular machine, but claim to offer a much more nuanced drinking experience. -
Meek Mill Dodges the Sophomore Slump with 'Dreams Worth More Than Money' [ROUND-UP REVIEW]
Fans have been anticipating the release of Meek Mill's Dreams Worth More Than Money for quite some time now and according to critics, the wait for the album's drop proved to be worth it. -
Apple Music Might Destroy Your iTunes Catalogue; Fix Available
Apple Music is the hot new thing in music streaming, especially if you're hopelessly devoted to products marketed by the computer company or if you really need to stream Taylor Swift's '1989' because you just won't buy it. Unfortunately for many converts to Apple Music, especially those who have preexisting iTunes accounts with the company, a multitude of problems have emerged surrounding the service. -
Goldroom: "I Want To Write An Actual Album" [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
31-year-old Los Angeles based, producer, musician and DJ Josh Legg, known professionally as Goldroom, is one of the artists making some of the finest music you can listen to with your shoes kicked off, relaxing in a lawn chair and a cold brew in your hand. We talked in-depth with the LA producer. -
Robin Thicke Speaks on 'Blurred Lines' Verdict, Says He & Pharrell Would Never Steal
Robin Thicke has remained pretty low key since the ruling in the "Blurred Lines" case. The singer recently spoke on the verdict saying he and Pharrell would never steal. -
Grateful Dead Set Soldier Field Attendance Record From U2 at 'Fare Thee Well'
Everyone knew that the Grateful Dead's "Fare Thee Well" concert series at Soldier Field in Chicago was going to be a historic event, but now the record books also confirm that the shows are the most attended event in the stadium's history. Obviously Deadheads (and live music fans in general) are looking forward to tonight's grand finale, but the totals were reported Saturday from the night before, revealing that 70,764 fans had shown up for the night. Considering that every night sold out, the attendance should be similar for the following two shows as well. -
Young Thug Tweets About Delay of 'Slime Season,' Plans to Release Gucci Mane Collab
Following the announcement that he would release Slime Season the same day as Lil Wayne's Free Weezy Album, Young Thug tweeted about the delay of the tape's drop. Instead, he opted to release a collab with Gucci Mane. -
Jessie J Declares on Instagram She'll Be at Wireless after Surgery Scare
Jessie J seems to be back on her feet a few weeks after surgery and reporting that she was "not OK," as the performer confirmed to the world at the last moment that she will be moving forward with her set at the Wireless Festival in London on July 5. -
Jennifer Garner Leaning on Pals, Looking Happy After Divorce Announcement
We have learned quite a bit in the last week about the state of Jennifer Garner's marriage to Ben Affleck, mainly, that it is officially over after ten long years. It seems like Garner is holding up pretty well or at least better than her estranged husband, thanks in part, to a great group of friends.
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