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The Live from the Artists Den series kicks off this Saturday, February 1st on public television. The season seven premiere starts with Phoenix, followed by Sheryl Crow, Sara Bareilles and Vampire Weekend. -
Garth Brooks sells out three Dublin Croker Park shows in less than 90 minutes
Ireland, admittedly, doesn't seem like the ideal place for an American country artist to begin his epic comeback. Garth Brooks, however, is a man that knows what he's doing. The country star announced that he would be performing three shows at Croke Park in Dublin on July 25, 26 and 27. His reasoning seems to have been solid, as both shows sold out within 90 minutes when tickets went on sale Friday morning. -
One Direction 'Midnight Memories' music video shows boy band wreaking havoc around London [WATCH]
After a relatively serious music video for its second single "Story Of My Life," UK boy band One Direction are back for a third clip and ready to have some fun. To the delight of Directioners all around the world, 2013's most popular musical act premiered the music video for "Midnight Memories" today (Jan. 31), and the band is just out to have a good time. -
Jennifer Lopez returns to the block in 'Same Girl' music video [WATCH]
In 2002, Jennifer Lopez claimed not to be fooled by the rocks that she's got, and that she's still little ol' Jenny from the Block (the Bronx). It's been 12 years since that smash hit took over the radio, but it seems like Lopez is still set on making that point in her new music video for "Same Girl." -
British producer Burial confirms his true identity
Enigmatic British producer, Burial, has officially revealed his identity through a post on his label Hyperdub's website. It shows an image of William Emmanuel Bevan, who had been attributed as the man behind Burial but never confirmed, which sparked conspiracy theories on the producer's true identity. Bevan also included a note with the photo and promised his supporters new music in 2014 to follow up December's Rival Dealer EP. -
Metallica's James Hetfield confirms Orion Fest will not happen again
If you planned on heading out to Metallica's next incarnation of the Orion Fest, we've got some bad news: Although the band suggested that it would continue the festival during 2015 after taking 2014 off, vocalist/guitarist James Hetfield said in an interview Thursday that the festival wouldn't be happening again. -
Miley Cyrus gives Justin Bieber advice on The Tonight Show [WATCH]
Miley Cyrus stopped by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night and offered a solution for Justin Bieber's recent legal troubles, talked about her bad driving habits, her performance with Madonna, why she sticks her tongue out, how she prepares for touring and her first "boyfriend." -
How to start a record store: Liverpool's Hairy Records selling 15,000 LP stock on eBay for discount
Hear me, vinyl collectors: If you want to cut your child's college education fund short a few thousand dollars, you have the chance to enhance your record collection by more than 15,000. Hairy Records, a well regarded music store in Liverpool, was forced to close and is now selling its entire stock of LPs for at least £5,000 -
One Direction named most popular artist of 2013 by IFPI, beating out Bruno Mars, Justin Timberlake
In the mind of Directioners, of course there's no musical artist that's bigger than the heartthrob boy band One Direction. And now, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) has confirmed that fact. The music promoting organization has named One Direction as the most popular musical act of 2013. -
Rebecca Tomas' A Palo Seco Flamenco Company Performing One Night Only at (Le) Poisson Rouge
So, throw on some red, down dos cervezas and move along to (Le) Poisson Rouge in the West Village. Doors are at 6:30 p.m. with a 7:30 p.m. showing. The first to come will be able to sit though the event. Seated tickets are $20. Those standing will pay a nominal $15. -
George Clooney and Grant Heslov's 'The Monuments Men,' with Score by Alexandre Desplat, Opens February 7
While a trailer may not be the best indication of the film, the score may really be what lingers in the foreground, a notable and sympathetic piece that details the struggles, hardships and ultimate sacrifice dealt to our heroes as they work to unearth the classics. -
Quickies: What is Killing Classical Music?, Carnegie Hall 2014-15, Tapestry Taps Michael Mori, Sounds of Gambling, Music Video Minus One
Will Robin: As the musicologist and pianist Charles Rosen so eloquently put it, “The death of classical music is perhaps its oldest continuing tradition.” To place that tradition in context, consider the infographic below. Design credit goes to Andy Doe, a consultant../
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