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The New York Festival of Song will be presenting 'Bel Canto/Can Belto' as a part of its Emerging Artist Series and exploration of Italian song. The show marks NYFOS’s seventh annual residency at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts. -
'The Voice' Season 8 Recap & Review: Best & Worst Blind Auditions of Night Two as Adam Levine Starts to Build a Team
The Voice season eight is still coming out swinging in its premiere week. After a stunning showing on Monday night (Feb. 23), with not a bad singer in sight (or out of sight), the Tuesday night (Feb. 24) show continued this momentum. Oh, and Adam Levine finally got a couple of singers to join his team. -
ILoveMakonnen and Carnage Team Up on 'I Like Tuh': 'Tuesday' Rapper Shares New Music [LISTEN]
ILoveMakonnen has rode the success of "Tuesday" all the way to a Grammy nomination, but now it is time for him to show off what he can do after the big hit. He attempts to do this with a new track alongside big room festival trap producer, Carnage titled "I Like Tuh." -
'NBC Nightly News' Ratings on the Rise With Lester Holt in Command
NBC News has spent the last month basically in a state of crisis thanks to the scandal surrounding Brian Williams. After the network confirmed that their beloved NBC Nightly News anchor had developed a bit of an embellishment problem they decided to suspend him without pay for 6 months. Figuring out how to punish Williams might have been the easy task, revamping NBC Nightly News was a whole lot bigger. They decided to put Lester Holt into the anchor chair in place of their fallen star and thankfully, things are going well. -
Apple Reportedly Behind Takeover of London Music Software Company Camel Audio
It is clear -- Apple is expanding aggressively into the music market. Having already acquired Beats Audio, with Beats Music included, for a hefty price tag of $3 billion, it appears the Silicon Valley giant has quietly taken over a London-based music software firm, Camel Audio, according to reports. -
'Fifty Shades' Will Have a Sequel or Two But it May Be Without Jamie Dornan
It's kind of safe to say that "Fifty Shades of Grey" has surpassed the financial hopes of everyone involved with the making of the film. It has made $150 million domestically and another $280 million internationally, making it a runaway success and solidifying those two sequels. We know that actually bringing them to life may not be an easy task because there is so much discord behind the scenes and now it sounds like there's a potentially huge problem brewing. Jamie Dornan, Mr. Christian Grey himself, may not be willing to return to the franchise. -
Chris Brown Denied Entry to Canada on 'Between The Sheets' Tour With Trey Songz and Tyga
Trouble seems to follow Chris Brown wherever he goes, even across country lines. According to a few tweets sent out earlier today, which have since been deleted, Breezy was denied entry to Canada to perform at his two sold-out concerts in Montreal and Toronto on the "Between The Sheets" tour. -
Donald Glover: "Childish Gambino Is a Period That Should Come to a Close"
Donald Glover, known to most within the music community by his Grammy-nominated rap persona, Childish Gambino, went on the "Today Show" this morning to discuss the brand new film he stars in, "The Lazarus Effect." Towards the end, the subject of his music career was broached and he was quite honest about the future of his music career, and Childish Gambino specifically, commenting, "I feel like Childish Gambino is a period that should come to a close," noting "I like endings." -
Stream the New Album by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds: 'Chasing Yesterday' Due Out March 2 [LISTEN]
Noel Gallagher is getting ready to release his second studio album with his High Flying Birds. 'Chasing Yesterday' is due out Mar. 2, and it is now available to stream on iTunes Radio. The former Oasis member has been promoting the album for awhile now, hitting the interview circuit pretty hard. -
Ultra Music Festival 2015 Announces Lineup Phase 2: W&W, Oliver Heldens, Tchami Included
With a month until kick-off, Miami's Ultra Music Festival announced the second phase of another hundred or so artists who will be joining the massive, three-day electronic music event at the end of March. Included in the new batch of artists will be Oliver Heldens, Dash Berlin, W&W, Boys Noize, Chromeo, Claude vonStroke & Green Velvet as Get Real, DJ Snake, Robin Schulz, Galantis, Tchami, Tommy Trash, Laidback Luke, The Magician, Zeds Dead, Cashmere Cat, EDX, Henrik B and many more. -
Ed Sheeran Covers Christina Aguilera's "Dirrty," On BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge [WATCH]
With Christina Aguilera having returned to The Voice this week it's fitting that Ed Sheeran decided to cover one of her early hits, "Dirrty," for his BBC 1 Live Lounge session. He keeps the song funky and sexy while giving it a soulful tinge. He even takes on Redman's rap verses with ease. -
Yelawolf Announces 'Love Story' Release Date and Drops Cover Art for 'Radioactive' Follow-Up
Yelawolf will drop his next album, 'Love Story,' April 21, the cover art for which is above. According to a press release, the album was recorded over a two-year period in Nashville and it features two previously released singles "Till It's Gone" and "Whiskey in a Bottle." The album is a follow-up for the Shady Records artist's 2011 release 'Radioactive.'
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