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8 Bands That Should Be On Classic Rock Radio: The Replacements, the Buzzcocks, and more

Classic rock radio is, by its own design, a very stagnant radio format. While a lot of excellent songs are played, there’s never going to be new “classic rock” band to come along and shake things up. What these radio stations could do, though, is dig a little deeper and give some of these artists a spin.
A Basement Show in Haledon, New Jersey: Where is My Spaceship, Glazer, Kal Marks, and Party Cops

My friend Jeff's house in Haledon is absolutely filthy, and has been ever since I started hanging out there in 2011, but tonight there seemed to have been a few efforts made to clean up the place. For starters, there weren't any broken beer bottles anywhere, and the old laptop that was Office Space-d into a million pieces at the last show had been (mostly) swept up. Of course, Jeff still didn't have any mic stands or power strips for the bands to use, but at least you could safely walk around the space.
Nile Rodgers set to receive the IMS Legend Award

Nile Rodgers will be honored with the International Music Summit's Legends Award next month. Legends deserve to get their due praise, and Nile Rodgers is next in line.
2 Chainz charged with felony drug possession, could face three years in prison

2 Chainz is having more legal trouble but the "Feds Watchin" rapper may be facing prison time with this incident.
Eminem teams up with Spike Lee for 'Headlights' short film

Eminem has teamed up with legendary film maker Spike Lee for the visuals for "Headlights."
[WATCH] Lil Boosie releases 'Show The World' video featuring Webbie

Lil Boosie dropped his first music video since his prison release for the previously released track ¨Show The World.¨
Seven Great Albums Recorded by One Person: Prince, Paul McCartney, and more

Typically, when an artist puts out a “solo” album, they usually just sing and play one instrument (if that) while every other part is filled out by their band members or session musicians. While there’s nothing wrong with making an album that way, there are other artists who insist on controlling every aspect of their albums, even if it means playing each and every instrument on their own. Here are seven great albums that were created almost entirely by a single person.
Rapper the Game accused of hitting fiancée, he denies it all and she reportedly has a broken nose

The Game is currently under investigation for domestic violence. Things seemed to be going well for rapper the Game and his fiancée Tiffney Cambridge once they got things back on track but apparently there is more than what meets the eye.
Trick Daddy arrested in Florida, rapper caught with guns and drugs

Trick Daddy is facing some serious jail time after a recent run-in with the law. Miami rapper Trick Daddy may be known for his catchy tune ¨Take It To The House¨ but after a recent run-in with the law, he's taking it to the jail.
Chris Brown taken into custody by U.S. Marshals, transported to D.C. for trial

Chris Brown's last ditch effort to stay out of U.S. Marshal custody was to no avail. Apparently, a last ditch effort to keep Chris Brown out of U.
Ed Sheeran reveals new album 'x' details, previews single 'Sing' on Twitter

Ed Sheeran is continuing his mathematical album naming pattern for his sophomore effort. On Friday (April 4), the "Lego House" singer announced new details about his follow-up to +, including an official title, release date and a sample of the album's forthcoming single "Sing."
Lana Del Rey announces new single title in casual Twitter correction

Have you guys heard that Lana Del Rey is particularly fond of California and Hollywood? Have you guys heard that Lana Del Rey is particularly fond of California and Hollywood? Though a New Yorker by birth, the "Summertime Sadness" singer has expressed her love of the Golden Coast through her short film Tropico and numerous lyrical references.