• Lady Antebellum Talks First Homecoming Headline Gig at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena

    Lady Antebellum will make their first headline stop in Nashville - their hometown - on Sept. 11 at the Bridgestone Arena. Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood are embarking on a huge tour at the end of the month, heading to Europe before coming back to the States in May. Sam Hunt and Hunter Hayes will support the country trio.

  • Nero's Album Almost Done: 'Welcome Reality' Follow Up Being Mastered Now

    Nero is not the most public trio, but when they do make some sort of announcement it comes with importance. The UK dubstep outfit have been working on an album for a long time and when the months came and went on 2014, fans were disappointed to know that they were going to go a third straight year without an album. "Satisfy," the lead single from the album, did anything but, only stoking the fire of want for the follow up to 2011's Welcome Reality. There are positive signs however that a new album will be on its way a lot sooner then fans might have imagined.

  • Suge Knight's Bail Is Revoked: Death Row Records CEO Will Appear in Court Tuesday

    The $2.2 million bail initially set for hip-hop mogul Suge Knight has been revoked, Billboard notes. The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department considers the former Death Row Records CEO a flight risk after charging him for allegedly murdering a man in a hit-and-run incident last week. The department also cited his criminal past and the possibility of him being a flight risk.

  • Tomorrowland Brasil 2015 Lineup Phase 1: Hardwell, Armin van Buuren, Steve Angello, David Guetta Headlining

    ID&T gets ready to kick off the third location of its renowned festival, Tomorrowland in Brazil in just over three months and to get the fans who sold out the festival in three hours excited, organizers have announced the first phase of artists who will be headed to Sao Paulo. Tomorrowland delivers the kind of lineup you might expect with heavyweight names that we have grown accustomed to seeing on festival lineups like David Guetta, Hardwell, Armin van Buuren and Steve Angello. Tomorrowland continues its commitment to supporting artists from its home country of Belgium with additions of residents Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike and Yves V plus Coone and Netsky.

  • Missy Elliott's Streams on Spotify Spike 646 Percent Following Halftime Super Bowl Performance

    People must have forgotten about Missy Elliott. After seeing her she perform parts of "Get Ur Freak On" and "Work It" during Katy Perry's halftime performance at the Super Bowl last night, intrigued listeners and fans alike took to Spotify to hear some more. Streams of Missy's music increased by 646 percent, an astonishing amount considering Perry's streams only increased by 85 percent and Lenny Kravitz's popped up 103 percent. Some people liked the tunes so much that they went over to iTunes and purchased a few tracks.

  • Iggy Azalea Steve Madden Shoes On Pre-Order Now: Chunky Heels, Bold Straps Make Up '90s-Themed Line

    It's been a rough couple of months for Iggy Azalea. Despite multiple Grammy nominations, a newly repackaged album and a string of hits, she lost a little bit of focus. Instead, she was engaged in Twitter battles about her integrity as a rapper, with everyone from Azealia Banks to Q-Tip. But now, after a "lover's quarrel" with shoe designer Steve Madden, it seems like the "Trouble" rapper is getting back to business. Today (Feb. 2), after weeks of anticipation, Azalea's shoe line with Steve Madden has arrived online.

  • Arcade Fire's Win Butler to Play in NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game

    Most Arcade Fire fans already know that frontman Win Butler loves to play basketball. He has played in charity events and even hosts a game in Montreal titled Pop Vs. Jock. The singer is now reportedly going to show off his skills during the NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game, which is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 13. Nothing has been confirmed and the roster has yet to be announced, but ArcadeFireTube has confirmed Butler's involvement.
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