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  • Electric Zoo organizers hire Mike McKeon and Patrick Jenkins to lobby for New York City concert permit

    The future of the Electric Zoo festival had somewhat been up in the air ever since it was shut down a day early following the deaths of two participants over Labor Day weekend during 2013. Recent activity on the part of Made Events, the organizer of the EDM-centric music festival, indicate that the company is looking to go ahead with the concerts during 2014.
  • Wu-Tang Clan announce secret album with a multi-million dollar price tag

    Fans awaiting Wu-Tang Clan's 20th anniversary reunion album have something else to turn their attention toward: a forthcoming secret album called The Wu -- Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.
  • Kesha working with Zedd in studio on new music: is she finally free from Dr. Luke?

    When Kesha got out of rehab for her eating disorder earlier this month, she not only dropped the $ from her name and got a new, more positive Twitter handle, she also told all her Animal fans that she was working on "tons of new music." Now, sites are reporting that the "Timber" singer is back in the studio, and she isn't working with her longtime collaborator Dr. Luke.
  • Billboard explains science behind one-word song titles: Why do "Happy," "Royals" and "Radioactive" succeed?

    Billboard has noticed an interesting trend in the most current of hit songs: Simple titles make for better sales.
  • Chief Keef caught up in Chicago shooting, posts pictures of AK-47 on his Instagram

    Chief Keef knows how to be at the wrong place and the wrong time. Somehow, he got mixed up in a shooting early this morning in Chicago that landed someone in the hospital, TMZ reports.
  • The Monkees announce plans for 2014 American tour

    The Monkees announce plans for a 2014 tour. It doesn't look like anything is going to be slowing up The Monkees, as the group announced that it would be continuing to tour for the fourth straight year.
  • Rihanna dominates iHeartRadio Music Awards nominees with 7 nods: Justin Timberlake, Imagine Dragons, Macklemore lead pack

    Clear Channel is involved in every aspect of the music industry anymore, from radio stations to selling concert tickets to putting on festivals through its iHeartRadio brand, so why not get in the award show game, too? Today (March 26), the nominees for the first-ever iHeart Radio Music Awards were announced, with Rihanna, Justin Timberlake and Imagine Dragons leading the pack.
  • Pharrell Williams tops Digital Downloads chart sixth straight week with 'Happy'

    Much like the Billboard 200 chart, the top spots on the Digital Downloads chart continue to be dominated by familiar faces.
  • 'Frozen' tops Billboard 200 with biggest week yet; YG, Foster The People and Skrillex settle

    Last week's Billboard 200 chart brought the biggest stock of new albums yet in 2014, but that didn't stop one of the old guard from holding onto the top spot. Quite the opposite in fact.
  • Elvis Costello announces lengthy worldwide tour 2014, including American Midwest shows [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Elvis Costello is ready to take his show on the road. Today (March 26), the acclaimed singer-songwriter announced he would be taking on America's Midwest and South, in addition to dates in Austalia and Europe.
  • David Letterman goes crazy over The Strypes' performance on The Late Show [WATCH]

    Young Irish blues rockers, The Strypes, stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman last night to perform "What A Shame" off their debut album, last year's Snapshot. Of course, we already know what kind of music gets the 66-year-old host hyped up: high-energy garage rock. So it was no surprise that Letterman freaked out after seeing the four-piece (all old enough to be in high school) nail the track.
  • Moby getting sued over samples from 1992 songs 'Thousand,' 'Next is the E'

    Yesterday (March 25), it was reported that New York disco/funk label VMG Salsoul is suing the electronic musician for two songs he released 22 years ago that used music owned by the label as samples.
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