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Remember that Taylor Swift 1989 tracklist that leaked on Twitter late last week? According to the "Shake It Off" singer the presumed tracklist is way off base. After the information leaked on the social media site on Oct. 17, Swift dismissed the information on her Tumblr. -
Plans for Tomorrowland India in Motion, but Goa Event Still Has Miles of Planning to Go
Tomorrowland is expanding its brand dramatically as the electronic dance music industry continues to do the same and it seems earlier guesses that India would be the next stop were correct. A report from Goacom.com, a news service in the Goa state, indicates that the company has begun putting out feelers to launch a festival. -
WATCH: Orchestra Plays Unforgettable Rendition of Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name' [VIDEO]
Perhaps the most badass orchestral project of all time is underway, and the creator is in need of financial backing. Nick Proch, a Phoenix-based composer, has been using his full, professional orchestra to pump out 1990s covers, and he wants to record a full album of rock hits. Right now, the only evidence we have of the project's legitimacy is a cover of Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name," which rocks so much harder than anything else you will hear today. -
London Grammar Postpone Several Shows Due to 'Scheduling Conflicts,' Announce New Dates
London Grammar simply have too much going on to honor their November tour dates. Thanks to "scheduling conflicts," the band plans to play several postponed gigs in 2015. -
Big Sean Teases 'IDFWU' Video with Kanye West, E-40 and DJ Mustard [WATCH]
Big Sean recently gave the world a behind-the-scenes look at his new video for "IDFWU." The clip includes shots of Sean as a quarterback with Kanye West as his coach, while DJ Mustard and E-40 also make appearances. -
Jason Aldean Shares 23 Cities for 2015 Burn It Down Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
Country superstar Jason Aldean is back on top of the country charts with his sixth studio album "Old Boots, New Dirt," and he recently announced an extension to his Burn It Down tour for next year. -
King George I and Falco: Two German-Language Speakers who Went to No. 1 in the UK (with Emphasis on The Latter)
KG This date marks the 300th anniversary of King George I's rise to the throne in England during 1714. No, this isn't King George better known to fans of the American Revolution but it is the King George who essentially left the UK with parliament as the primary manager of law. -
Coldplay Announce 'Ghost Stories Live' DVD, Album for November Release Date
Coldplay wants you to hear and see its Ghost Stories Live in the comfort of your own living room. Today (Oct. 20), the "A Sky Full of Stars" band announced that it will be releasing a live album and live DVD/Blu-ray from its latest album Ghost Stories. -
Alice Cooper Featured in New Theory of a Deadman Video for 'Savages' [WATCH]
Canadian rock outfit Theory of a Deadman scored one devilishly good cameo for their music video for "Savages" in the form of Alice Cooper. -
NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman Facing Credibility Issues, May Lose Job After Violating Ebola Self-Quarantine
Nancy Snyderman's mandatory Ebola quarantine is set to end early this week, but her problems may just be beginning. NBC's chief medical editor was with ABC before hopping over to NBC in 2006, and over the years she had become a trusted voice in educating the public about a variety of medical topics. She and her crew were in Liberia reporting on the Ebola crisis when a cameraman, Ashoko Mukpo, contracted the virus. In response to his diagnosis, Snyderman told viewers she and the rest of her team were returning to the States and would voluntarily quarantine themselves. A week later, they were spotted getting take-out food in New Jersey, a decision that led to a mandatory quarantine and backlash from the general public. -
Forever 21 Plays Explicit Hip-Hop Song In Singapore Store, Apologizes
Forever 21, an international women's clothing store, does not exactly cater to the hardcore hip-hop community. So it is no wonder patrons were upset earlier this month when a Singapore store blasted "PWA" by 5th Ward Boyz, a song with explicit lyrics. The store has since apologized. -
Stream Yusuf Cat Stevens's New Album 'Tell 'Em I'm Gone' Now [LISTEN]
Yusuf Cat Stevens's new album "Tell 'Em I'm Gone" will be released Oct. 27, but NPR is currently streaming the record in its entirety.
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