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Neko Case is coming straight off a Grammy-nominated album and about to hit the road. Yesterday (Jan. 27), she announced an extensive international tour for the spring and summer in support of her (lengthy titled) new album "The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You." -
Win a free copy of Demi Lovato's 'Staying Strong: 365 Days A Year' audiobook! [GIVEAWAY]
To help celebrate the release of Lovato's new audiobook, Music Times has teamed up with Macmillan Publishers to give away five (5) copies of the Staying Strong audiobook! -
Vampire Weekend thought Trent Reznor's angry Grammy tweet was aimed at them
As previously reported, Trent Reznor was pretty angry at the Grammys for cutting his performance with Dave Grohl, Josh Homme and Lindsey Buckingham short in favor of advertisements from sponsors. He tweeted, "Music's biggest night...to be disrespected. A heartfelt F*** YOU guys." -
Jack Johnson announces dates for world tour [SCHEDULE]
Jack Johnson has announced a world tour in support of his latest release, 2013's From Here to Now to You, which debuted at No. 1 in September. He will be on and off the road from March to September with support from a variety of artists including Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and Amos Lee. Tickets go on sale January 30 and January 31, depending on the city, at 10 a.m. local time. -
Queen Latifah to sing 'America The Beautiful' at Super Bowl after Grammys marriage ceremony
It's going to be two big Sundays in a row for Queen Latifah. After marrying 33 couples on Sunday (Jan. 26) at the Grammy Awards, it was announced that the rapper/singer/actress will also be taking on the Super Bowl. And no, she won't be marrying anybody at MetLife Stadium. Instead, she'll be performing patriotic anthem "America The Beautiful" during the pre-game festivities. -
WondaGurl impressed Jay Z with her beats, so you should probably also be impressed
It's easy to forget how young some of our favorite performers are when they enter the music world. From Michael Jackson's Jack 5 debut at the age of 11, to Lorde's chart-topping single "Royals" at the age of 16, it doesn't take much life experience to make a splash in the music industry. Tuesdays Under 21 is a Music Times feature dedicated to bringing attention to talented musicians and performers under the age of 21. Who knows? They just might be the next big thing. This week we introduce you to... -
Justin Bieber to be arraigned on Valentine's Day for DUI charges
Justin Bieber is not looking to have a very sexy Valentine's Day... that is, unless you can call an arraignment for DUI charges with a South Florida judge a hot date. -
Rascal Flatts' nomination for Official Country Music Group of Ohio sets off state legislative debate
As a native of the great state of Ohio, we can safely attest that there are plenty of country music fans in both its rural communities and larger cities. However, few recognize the state for being the birthplace of many a country music star. It may not be Oklahoma, mind you, but the Ohio River/Mason-Dixon line is less wide than one might imagine. We bring this up because the Ohio State Legislature is now in not-too-heated argument over what act should get the title of "Official Country Music Group of Ohio." -
Madonna reportedly joining Miley Cyrus for MTV Unplugged session
Miley Cyrus is all set to strip her music to its core elements for her MTV Unplugged session, set to tape tonight (Jan. 28) and air tomorrow (Jan. 29), and now it seems like 2014's controversial pop star will be joined by the '80s most controversial songstress: Madonna. According to E! Online, the "Material Girl" will reportedly be joining Cyrus on stage. -
Independent labels win just as many Grammys as major competitors; just ask Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Inevitably, following the Grammys, some critics will complain that the legitimacy of the awards is in question because all the prizes go to big, corporate, mainstream acts. And then, again inevitably, another group of critics will single out the night's biggest winners, and call them out for being purveyors of big, corporate, mainstream music. Unfortunately for you, cynics, both of those approaches are null this year. -
Wireless Festival reveals partial 2014 lineup, including Kanye West, Drake, OutKast, Pharrell Williams, Bruno Mars and more
Wireless Festival in the U.K. has revealed its 2014 lineup, and it's basically filled with the who's who of hip-hop. This year's acts include Kanye West, OutKast and Drake as headliners with Pharrell Williams, Chance the Rapper, Earl Sweatshirt, Angel Haze, Azealia Banks, Bruno Mars, A$AP Ferg, Wiz Khalifa, and Salt N Pepa. -
Pete Seeger passes away at age 94; legendary folk icon popularized 'We Shall Overcome' and set roots for all protest music
The year is young yet, but 2014 may have already seen its most relevant music-related death. Folk music pioneer Pete Seeger passed away Monday evening at the age of 94. According to his family, Seeger passed away naturally in his sleep. He had spent nearly a week at New York's Presbyterian Hospital, but he hadn't been suffering from any other ailments.
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