• Live Nation Announces First Televised Music Awards Show Airing in October

    It seems like every Sunday night there is another awards show in music, film or gaming. This Sunday is the Billboard Music Awards, which will honor the artists who did the best in the Billboard charts. Now Live Nation is looking to congratulate itself and those who partake in its empire with an award show of its own, aptly titled the Live Nation Music Awards. Since Live Nation is focused on concerts, the award show will honor the best live music performances. It will air on both TNT and TBS on October 1.

  • TomorrowWorld 2015 Lineup: Hardwell Announced as First Headliner

    Most eyes are focused on the festivals right in front of us kicking off on Memorial Day Weekend and then throughout the first few weeks of June, but that has not stopped TomorrowWorld, the American outpost of Tomorrowland, from kicking off its drawn out lineup announcement process. The ID&T festival appears that it will take after its Belgium parent and slowly tease the full, 300+ artist announcement one small bit at a time. Today, May 12, TomorrowWorld has unveiled its first headliner -- the voted number one DJ in the world, Hardwell.

  • Dave Holloway, Father of Natalee, Pursues New Information in Aruba

    In 2005, 18-year-old Natalee Holloway vanished while on a high-school trip in Aruba. Last seen leaving a club with Joran van der Sloot, Holloway was presumed dead after a thorough investigation. A decade later, more details are coming to light, sending father Dave Holloway to return to the island to investigate.

  • SFX 2015 Q1 Revenue Soars Despite Rock In Rio Las Vegas Losses

    SFX has recently had a tough go of it financially. The dance music giant's stock price has fallen from its initial IPO of $13.00 to where it currently sits at $4.43. Things are starting to look a little better after the company spent the end of 2014 and beginning of 2015 tightening its belt, halting major acquisitions and reshuffling staff. Today, the company reported its 2015 quarter one financial results. Revenue for the first three months, ending on March 31, grew 56.6 percent to $52.2. million, with live revenue accounting for 77 percent of total revenue at $40.2 million. This was done despite expected losses from the start-up costs incurred by Rock In Rio Las Vegas, which adds up to approximately $4 or $5 million.

  • Walk The Moon Announce 'Talking Is Hard' 2015 U.S. Fall Tour

    One of the biggest stories in rock this year has been the meteoric rise of the Cincinnati four-piece band, Walk The Moon. The group released their second major label album, 'Talking Is Hard' in December and it has been nearly as big a hit as "Shut Up and Dance." Today, the group announced that they will be heading back out on the road this fall for another United States tour, titled the "Talking Is Hard" tour to hit some smaller markets that may not have been reached in their first few attempts.
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