• Disclosure Teases New Music 'Bang That' on Instagram

    Is Disclosure finally ready to reveal some new music? According to a new Instagram post, the brother duo of Guy and Howard Lawrence is potentially going to unveil a new track titled "Bang That" tomorrow. They shared the album cover art in a post but have not shared what the track will sound like.

  • Junk Mail: Zac Brown Band 'Jekyll + Hyde' Album Review

    If Foo Fighters' Sonic Highways was an exploration of American rock cities, then Dave Grohl's buddy Zac Brown and his Zac Brown Band decided to explore American musical genres here on Jekyll + Hyde. The album title is very fitting -- there are at least 12 totally different musical stylings on this 16-song collection. Will ZBB be country on a song? folk? Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga? electronic DJs? Jimmy Buffett? There are so many clashing personalities here -- let's try and make sense of it all!

  • Rosie O'Donnell's Custody Battle with Michelle Rounds Heats Up Amid Drug Allegations

    Have you guys noticed that just about everything in Rosie O'Donnell's life gets messy eventually? There is definitely a pattern that seems to repeat in both her personal and work lives and when she declared that she was divorcing Michelle Rounds, it was only a matter of time before the mud-slinging started. While O'Donnell's publicist has tried to paint Rounds as money-hungry, this week she is presenting a very different picture of the marriage. Rounds has filed for sole custody of the 2-year-old adoptive daughter that she shares with O'Donnell, alleging that the comedian's drinking and pot-smoking keep her from being a good parent.

  • Tidal Exec Vania Schlogel Admits Streaming Service Has PR Problems, Reveals Artist Pay After Jay Z Rant

    TIDAL knows that it's not looking amazing in the public eye, and after head honcho Jay Z announced an exclusive B-sides concert in New York City and ranted on Twitter about the company, exec Vania Schlogel is speaking out about how much the Spotify competitor pays out to labels and artists and is clarifying that it isn't all just about lining the pockets of Beyoncé, Daft Punk and Jack White.

  • Is NBC Leaking Info in the Hopes That Brian Williams Will Resign?

    Everyone loves a good drama and it seems that one of NBC's best offerings right now is actually taking place behind the scenes. The network's news bureau is still knee-deep in the scandal caused by Brian Williams flat out lying about some of his experiences in the field. When he was placed on a 6-month suspension back in February, the NBC D.C. news bureau almost immediately strongly opposed the idea of ever bringing back the disgraced anchor. Williams recently stated that he's not going to lose the prime gig at "NBC Nightly News" without a good fight and suddenly all sorts of leaks in the network's formal investigation started hitting the press. Is the pressure on to try and force Williams to resign? Many seem to think so.

  • Camp Bisco 2015 Location, Lineup: Bassnectar, Pretty Lights, The Disco Biscuits Headed To Scranton

    Just when we thought Camp Bisco was dead in the water, the much-maligned festival relocates and makes a huge announcement. After being chased out of Upstate New York due to considerable drug and safety concerns expressed by local and state officials, the three-day camping music celebration has relocated to Montage Mountain in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The news of its move to where The Office is filmed was revealed yesterday when fans unlocked the clue in a cryptic crossword, later confirmed by the festival on its official Instagram page. In addition to announcing the dates and location, Bisco has also announced the first wave of artists who will be headed to Montage Mountain in July. Among those included are Bassnectar, Pretty Lights and festival mainstays The Disco Biscuits.

  • Axwell / Ingrosso, Alesso Manager Amy Thomson Open Letter To Jay Z On TIDAL

    The jury is still out on TIDAL, but if there is one thing they have been good at doing is starting a conversation. Seemingly everyone has an opinion on the only month-old relaunch of the Jay Z purchased hi-fidelity streaming service that has taken criticism from all corners of the industry for seeming out of touch and elitist. Artists like Mumford & Sons and Lily Allen have all shared their own input, saying it would only benefit the elite mainstream artists, echoed by many fans that have seen the company rollout with 16 of the biggest names in music there to back the product. Amy Thomson, founder of ATM Artists, who was the manager of Swedish House Mafia and currently overseas artists like Axwell / Ingrosso, Dirty South and Alesso, penned an open letter for Thump on her thoughts for how Jay Z can turn the tide in his favor.

  • Paramore Embarking on Second Parahoy! Festival at Sea In 2016

    For the second time ever, Paramore will set sail for the Parahoy! Festival at Sea in 2016. The aquatic concert will commence March 5 to March 9 and make stops around the globe from Miami to Mexico. Paramore is confirmed to give two performances while the rest of the line-up is in the works.
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