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Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood recently wrote a column for The Gardian and detailed his new love of live music. -
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Michael Jackson Fan Sues Estate, Claims MJ Doesn’t Sing Enough On 2010 Record
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New Technology Means DJs May No Longer Have To Show Up To Clubs
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Drake Releases New OVO Gear For Houston Appreciation Weekend
Drake recently revealed the schedule for Houston Appreciation Weekend and he just dropped some new gear just for the occasion. -
Jon Stone's Missing Harley
Jon Stone, one half of the duo American Young, parked his 2005 Harley Road King Custom at Curb Records last weekend and that's the last time he saw his bike. -
FOX Plans To Air The American Country Countdown Awards
The FOX network recently announced their mission to begin a new awards ceremony: the American Country Countdown Awards. -
Red Roots Doesn't Want Bad Boys
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