• Watch Electric Zoo's Anti-Molly PSA

    Following the alarmingly high number of drug-related deaths at EDM festivals in the past year, New York's Electric Zoo festival is adopting a new approach to curb rampant drug use: a public service announcement. As reported by the Wall Street Journal, concert goers at this year's Electric Zoo on Randall's Island (which takes place Aug. 29-31) will have to watch a two-minute film titled The Molly, named for the drug of choice for many EDM fans, before their wristbands are activated and are allowed access to the festival grounds. The video is part of a new anti-drug campaign called "Come to Life," started by Electric Zoo promoter Made Event. You can check out The Molly below.

  • Jay-Z, Beyonce's On The Run Tour Tops $100 Million

    According to an in-depth report from Billboard, total attendance will run past 850,000 from the 19 North American shows - Wednesday is the final date - which means stadiums as a whole filled more than 90 percent capacity during the tour.

  • XL Recordings Release 25th Anniversary Collection Featuring Adele, Radiohead, The White Stripes and More

    Few labels have been so proficiently efficient as XL Recordings, in terms of turning our consistently quality work from such a small roster of performers. The label-which currently counts Adele, Radiohead and Jack White as members-is releasing a 25th anniversary compilation, titled Pay Close Attention, that features music from throughout its existence. The title is a reference to a Kool Keith sample used by label member The Prodigy for the track "Out of Space."

  • Drake Calls Kendrick Lamar 'Legendary' At OVO Fest [WATCH]

    Last month at J. Cole's Dollar & A Dream Tour in Los Angeles, guest artist Drake declared that he and Cole were "the only two kings in the game right now." Some people interpreted that a slight toward another rapper who once claimed the throne for himself, Kendrick Lamar.

  • Vanilla Ice Doesn't Like New 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' Effort from Wiz Khalifa, Juicy J and Ty Dolla $ign

    There's at least one person who doesn't like the song "Shell Shocked" from the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film and his opinion may be more important than anyone's: Vanilla Ice, the performer who delivered the track "Ninja Rap," which appeared in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of The Ooze" and has become the unofficial theme song for the film series in the minds of a generation.

  • Queen: Producer Confirms New Freddie Mercury Material

    Last July, producer William Orbit (Madonna, Britney Spears) announced that he was working on a Mercury/Michael Jackson single that could now be part of the new album. Then last week, Orbit took to Twitter to put classic rock fans on the edges of their seats.
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