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Granger Smith Fall Tour Dates
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Ariana Grande 'My Everything' Leak: New Album from 'Break Free' Singer Arrives Online Before August 25 Release Date
Ariana Grande's new album My Everything isn't supposed to be released until Monday, Aug. 25, following her live debut of "Break Free" at the 2014 MTV VMAs, but it seems as though the record has sprung a leak. Today (Aug. 21), Twitter reports and YouTube links seem to confirm that the follow-up to Grande's 2013 debut Yours Truly is available online. -
Wiz Khalifa's 'Blacc Hollywood' Slated To Sell Less Than 100,000 Copies Its First Week
The projections for Wiz Khalifa's recent release 'Blacc Hollywood' are in. The projections for Wiz Khalifa's recent release Blacc Hollywood are in. -
T.I. Shares Politically Charged "New National Anthem" Featuring Skylar Grey [LISTEN]
Joining the fast-growing group of rappers who are speaking out about the highly unstable situation out in Ferguson, Missouri is T.I., who shared a new protest song titled "New National Anthem" last night. The song addresses the suffering of the African-American community throughout American history, including more recent tragedies such as the shooting of Trayvon Martin. -
Lauryn Hill Dedicates New Recording Of 'Black Rage' To Ferguson [LISTEN]
Late last night, Lauryn Hill shared a "sketch" of her song "Black Rage" through her Twitter account, which you can listen to below. The song is based on Rodgers & Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things," and is dedicated to the residents of Ferguson, Missouri. -
Beatport Lists Best-Selling Performers of Last Decade: Deadmau5 Dominates, Mark Knight and Martin Garrixx Competes
Beatport has been selling music to the electronic dance community for ten years now and has kept track of all of its numbers in the process. The outlet, owned by SFX Entertainment, also holds perhaps the most revered charts within electronic music. Now, to mark its tenth year of existence, the site has compiled its Top 10's for best selling performers and most downloaded tracks of the last decade. -
Louis Vuitton to Invest at Least $60 million in K-Pop Hub YG Entertainment—Home of Psy, Big Bang, 2NE1
Louis Vuitton, the world's largest luxury brand, has announced that it will be investing up to $80 million into YG Entertainment, the South Korean company that boasts the most impressive lineup of K-Pop performers. -
Weezer New Album 'Everything Will Be Alright In The End' Release Date Pushed Back: 'Back to the Shack' Band Unveils Tracklist
Weezer's new album, and it's new return to form Everything Will Be Alright In The End has had its release date pushed back. Yesterday (Aug. 21), the "Back to the Shack" band announced that it got "additional news" that made its original Sept. 30 release date a thing of the past. -
Shakira Committed Secondhand Copyright Violation with 'Loca' from 2010's 'Sale el Sol' Judge Rules
Shakira is in a tad of legal trouble, at least with her Spanish language releases. A judge in New York City has ruled that her 2010 track "Loca" from the album Sale el Sol broke copyright laws by being overly similar to the track "Loca con su Tiguere" by Dominican songwriter Ramon Arias Vazquez. -
'Run The Jewels 2' Coming in October, Listen to New Track from EL-P and Killer Mike
Run The Jewels has finally confirmed that it will have a new record coming out by the end of 2014, and although it's been less than a year-and-a-half since the release of Run The Jewels, it still seems like a long-time coming. Collaborators El-P and Killer Mike have been hinting at the release for months on social media. Run The Jewels 2 will drop on October 28. -
Paul McCartney Easily Tops World's Richest Bassists List; but Sting, Roger Waters and Gene Simmons Rake It In
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