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Tell us if you've heard this one before: Internet radio and music streaming services are looking for ways to avoid paying royalties. Turns out that Pandora is a little more hardcore than its competition and isn't paying for anything recorded pre-1972. The service argues that records from that era aren't subject to federal copyright laws, and therefore Pandora's in the right. Various recording labels are coming together to sue the internet radio service in the New York State Supreme Court. -
Miley Cyrus Bangerz Tour rescheduled following hospitalizations, cancelled shows [NEW SCHEDULE]
Miley Cyrus may be a lot of things, but she's certainly no quitter. Earlier this month, the "Adore You" singer had to cancel the rest of her Bangerz Tour after having a serious allergic reaction to sinus medication. But, instead of out-and-out abandoning tens of thousands of her Smilers, she has rescheduled seven shows and added two new tour dates. -
White House 'won't be commenting' on petition to deport Justin Bieber
A petition on the White Houses' website to deport Justin Bieber back to Canada, following his series of run-ins with police, gained more than 250,000 signatures. This required a response from President Obama's administration, who finally issued its "decision" on Saturday. -
Jack White drops World's Fastest Released Record, 'Lazaretto' [LISTEN]
Jack White, the modern-day Willy Wonka of music, recorded The World's Fastest Released Record as promised on Record Store Day. The title track off his upcoming solo album, Lazaretto, was recorded live, mastered, pressed and sold in in just three hours and 21 minutes at White's Third Man Records headquarters in Nashville. -
Organizers announce Dublin's Oxegen Festival on hiatus for 2014 due to lack of headliners, financial issues
More and more summer music festivals seem to be popping up all across the world, but a few outliers are shutting down for 2014. One example is the Oxegen festival in the County Kildare on the outskirts of Dublin, which won't take place for the second time since 2012. -
Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter, who inspired Bob Dylan's song 'Hurricane,' dead at 76
Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, the wrongfully imprisoned boxer who inspired Bob Dylan's 1975 song "Hurricane," died Sunday morning at the age of 76. As the New York Times reports, Carter had been suffering from prostate cancer and died in his sleep at his home in Toronto. -
Neil Young's cover album 'A Letter Home' made available on Third Man Records site Friday before Record Store Day
Neil Young's covers album, which was announced earlier during 2014, was actually made available on the Friday before Record Store Day. -
Gwen Stefani reported to replace Christina Aguilera on Season 7 of 'The Voice'
The most recent rumor to come out regarding the lineup for next season of NBC's competition is that Gwen Stefani will be replacing current judge Christina Aguilera. -
Jay Electronica thinks his verse on 'Control' was better than Kendrick Lamar, says TDE rapper 'didn't say anything'
Jay Electronica says him and Big Sean had better verses than Kendrick Lamar. Kendrick Lamar dropped his verse on Big Sean's "Control" last August and he's still ruffling feathers for his game-changing bars. -
Funkmaster Flex says 2 Chainz 'couldn't handle' freestyling on his show
2 Chainz had the worst freestyle on Funkmaster Flex's radio show. 2 Chainz is known for his fun, humorous rap lyrics but when it comes to his freestyle verses, some are a little unimpressed. -
Chance the Rapper cancels Coachella set after being hospitalized
Little is known at the moment but the hip-hop community is certainly praying for Chance the Rapper. Little is known at the moment but the hip-hop community is certainly praying for Chance the Rapper. -
Scott Stapp Takes "Proof of Life" to Europe
The U.S. leg of Scott Stapp's "Proof of Life" Tour ended on April 9th in Atlanta, Georgia. Now the rocker is taking it across the pond for a European leg.
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