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This past week, pop producer Greg Kurstin, who has worked with the likes of Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson, declared that guitar music is at an "all time low," especially in the United States. Anyone who follows music that goes even slightly off the mainstream knows that this claim is absolutely false, and here are 8 current artists (all American, by the way) to prove it. -
Kesha Tells Jimmy Fallon About Breaking Into Prince's House [WATCH]
Kesha is spilling new details on how she got a break in the music industry. Last night, she stopped by The Tonight Show and revealed to Jimmy Fallon that she once risked jail for a chance at fame. What did she do exactly? She broke in to Prince's home in the hope that he would listen to a demo of her songs. -
The Kelley Brothers and Friends Celebrity Golf Tournament and Concert
Charles Kelley may travel the world with Lady Antebellum and call Nashville home when he's not on the road, but the Augusta, Georgia native is still a "Georgia boy" at heart. He and his brothers, Josh and John have announced that they will be hosting the first ever Kelley Brothers and Friends Celebrity Golf Tournament and Concert in October in order to give back to the community they grew up in. -
Lil Wayne Rumored to Be Handling U.S. Management for Cristiano Ronaldo? Jay Z's Got Competition!
We're awfully surprised to hear that Lil Wayne will be entering into the sports management industry, and his first customer is reported to be Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo. -
Tom DeLonge: Blink-182 Guitarist Posts Hand-Drawn Flyer From Band’s First Show On Instagram, Shares Setlist & Original ‘Carousel’ Lyrics [PHOTO]
With the recent word of a new Blink-182 album in the works, fans all over the world have been eagerly craving some more news from the band in whatever form it may be. Luckily, the group's guitarist Tom DeLonge recently came to the rescue and brought out some material from the archives via Instagram –– showing a hand-drawn poster from the very first Blink-182 show. -
Betraying The Martyrs Can't Do Much More Than Cover Idina Menzel on 'Phantom'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
WATCH: 5 Seconds of Summer Surprise Fans On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ With A Kiss, Perform ‘Beside You’ [VIDEO]
The boys of 5 Seconds of Summer stopped by Hollywood’s own Jimmy Kimmel Live! for a performance last night. Before they made their way to the stage, however, the guys chose to have some fun with a few of their oh, so intense fans via a kissing contest. -
5 Ways Weezer Could Actually Get 'Back To The Shack'
On Monday, Weezer shared its new single "Back To The Shack," a riffy power pop tune that seemed to promise a return to the band's mid-90's glory days. Though the song isn't the worst thing Weezer's done in the last ten years, it still isn't anywhere close to the band's best material, and its desperate nostalgia is largely to blame. If Weezer truly wanted to find its groove again, it shouldn't be writing a stupid song about it. Instead, the band should be taking these steps... -
Kristen Bell Sings Song About The Federal Minimum Wage, Dresses As Mary Poppins In Funny Or Die Parody [WATCH]
"Just a three dollar increase can make a living wage." That's the message Kristen Bell is singing in a new Funny or Die video that parody's Mary Poppins' "A Spoonful of Sugar" called "Mary Poppins Quits." -
Hype Machine's Bands to Watch: Zella Day, Broods, Marika Hackman and More
Hype Machine has released a list of 20 acts that are poised to start grabbing big-time attention during 2014. -
The Most Popular Christian Bands in Concert - June 2014
Every month, Christian Concert Alerts releases a list of the most requested artists to see in concert, according to their Personalized Concert Alerts subscribers. These were the top 50 most requested Christian artists for the month of June. -
Peter Gelb of Metropolitan Opera to Union Workers: Prepare for Lockout
Peter Gelb, the Metropolitan Opera's general manager, warned that a lockout of union workers is imminent if the opera house’s singers, orchestra members, stagehands and other employees cannot reach a labor agreement with management by next week.
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