• Tour Journals: Council Goes On The Road With Camplified – Day 3 & 4

    Welcome to Tour Journals, a Music Times segment where we ask some of our favorite up-and-coming bands to send us a dispatch from the road. This time around, we’ve asked our Camplified Summer Concert Tour contest winners Council to step in and send us their journals and blogs from the currently Camplified tour.

  • Lorde Expands North American Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]

    In addition to curating the artists for the upcoming Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 soundtrack, Lorde has also expanded her North American tour by four dates. According to a press release, the "Royals" singer will now be bringing her tour to Atlanta before making a stop at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. She will also be playing additional show at the Greek Theatres in Berkley and Los Angeles.

  • Chance The Rapper Covers 'Arthur' Theme Song With Wyclef, Jessie Ware, And More [LISTEN]

    As he gathers steam for his set at Lollapalooza this coming Sunday (August 3), Chicago's Chance The Rapper has shared what is, hands down, the most unusual cover song of 2014: a hip-hop version of "Wonderful Everyday" by Ziggy Marley. If that song title doesn't quite ring any bells for you, you might know it better as the theme song to Arthur, the animated children's program on PBS. The show premiered in 1996, so you can bet that millenials are completely losing their minds over Chance's version of the theme song, since nothing sells these days quite like '90s nostalgia.

  • Bee Gees' Robin Gibb: Final Song To Be Released In September

    The final song ever composed and recorded by the late Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb will be released this September, on the posthumous album 50 St. Catherine's Drive. The song is titled "Sydney," named for Sydney, Australia, and was recorded onto an iPad in 2011, about nine months before Gibb passed away of liver and colon cancer at age 62. The song will appear as the last track on 50 St. Catherine's Drive in its unfinished demo form.

  • Chris Cornell Stalker Arrested, Accused Of Harassing Soundgarden Singer

    Last week, the FBI arrested a Florida woman on charges of stalking and harassing Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. The suspect, 32-year old Jessica Leigh Robbins of Tampa, Florida, had allegedly threatened Cornell and his family with an alarmingly high number of posts and messages through various social media outlets. A federal judge in New York issued the warrant for Robbins' arrest, while a federal judge in Tampa set her bail at $50,000, which she paid on Friday. Robbins is currently awaiting trial in Tampa, where she lives with her mother.

  • Tribute Quartet End of Summer 2014 Tour Schedule

    Their website may be down for a complete make-over, but that isn't stopping Gary Casto, Josh Singletary, Riley Harrison Clark, and Anthony Davis - aka Tribute Quartet - from doing what they do. The foursome is taking their latest single, "I Am a Soldier" from their new release, 'Journey of Hope' on the road for an end of summer push and they'll be making 28 stops before the leaves start to turn.

  • Jenny Lewis' New Album 'The Voyager' Gets Wine Accompaniment with Domaine LA [PHOTO]

    If you're anything like us here at Music Times, you enjoy a little indie rock and wine. So, what better way to enjoy the two things than together? Well, now you can with an officially sanctioned wine from Jenny Lewis. In conjunction with her new album The Voyager, the "Just One Of The Guys" singer has teamed up with winery Domaine LA for her own bottle of wine.
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