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  • Westeros Awakening: Listen to Jackie Evancho Sing "Rains of Castamere" from George R.R. Martin's 'Game of Thrones'

    If Game of Thrones is your fancy and young talent your drink of choice, then you have to hear the latest haunting folk dirge "The Rains of Castamere," a GoT original with lyrics by the series' creator, George R.R. Martin, and music by Ramin Djawadi--as covered by the boisterous prodigy Jackie Evancho
  • Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood Says Band Took A Year Off in ‘Guardian’ Column, Details New Love For Live Music

    Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood recently wrote a column for The Gardian and detailed his new love of live music.
  • Outkast Announces Atlanta Concert for September 27: Andre 3000 and Big Boi Curating Own Mini-Festival

    Outkast duo Big Boi and André 3000 are taking their festival touring plans into their own hands. Today (June 13), it was announced that the "Hey Ya!" rappers will wrap up their 2014 20th anniversary tour with a homecoming show in Atlanta.
  • Lana Del Rey, Lou Reed Were Supposed to Duet on 'Brooklyn Baby': 'West Coast' Singer Wishes She Were Dead, Too

    Lana Del Rey's new album Ultraviolence is just a little over three days away, but the "West Coast" singer is still rolling out new songs in anticipation of the June 17 release date. Earlier this week, Del Rey released the sizzling single "Brooklyn Baby," and in a new interview she revealed the song was actually supposed to have a guest spot... the late, great Lou Reed.
  • Ed Sheeran New Single 'Don't' Probably Touches on Ellie Goulding Cheating in the Most Grooving Way Possible

    Ed Sheeran is back with another biting, grooving anti-love anthem. Today (June 13), the typically tender singer-songwriter released a new track from his upcoming album x, entitled "Don't." The song, which has previously been heard in a few live debuts and a Beats commercial is now available in its full-length studio form
  • 5 Lead Singles That Misrepresent Their Albums: The Beatles, Bruce Springsteen, and more

    Choosing an album's lead single can be tricky. It should be a great song (but not the album's best) that accurately represents the sound of the album as a whole. However, these five artists chose lead singles for their albums that didn't quite sound like the album's other songs. Here are five lead singles that misrepresent their albums.
  • Michael Jackson Fan Sues Estate, Claims MJ Doesn’t Sing Enough On 2010 Record

    A fan of Michael Jackson is suing his estate over the fact that she believes he did not provide the lead vocals on three of the ten tracks on 2010's 'Michael.'
  • New Technology Means DJs May No Longer Have To Show Up To Clubs

    New technology allows DJs to play for the crowd from just about anywhere, even outside of the club. New technology is making just about anything possible.
  • Drake Releases New OVO Gear For Houston Appreciation Weekend

    Drake recently revealed the schedule for Houston Appreciation Weekend and he just dropped some new gear just for the occasion.
  • Jon Stone's Missing Harley

    Jon Stone, one half of the duo American Young, parked his 2005 Harley Road King Custom at Curb Records last weekend and that's the last time he saw his bike.
  • FOX Plans To Air The American Country Countdown Awards

    The FOX network recently announced their mission to begin a new awards ceremony: the American Country Countdown Awards.
  • Red Roots Doesn't Want Bad Boys

    Natalie, Nika and Nicole Taylor, the triplets from Wade, Mississippi that make up Red Roots have released a new music video for "Straight Shooter," a song about looking for good guys instead of bad boys.
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