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There are some music genres, such as hip-hop, whose songs should only be handled by artists working within that genre (nobody really wants to hear Neil Young rap, do they?). But with genres such as country, having outsiders try their hand at the sound isn't such a bad idea. Here are eight great country songs that weren't performed by country artists. -
REVIEW: Cher Lloyd rejects your niceness in 'Dirty Love' from new album 'Sorry I'm Late' [LISTEN]
Cher Lloyd is following in the steps of Kesha... she's all ready for your "Dirty Love." Yesterday (March 30), the British pop sass master/pop star released the third song from her new album "Sorry I'm Late," and the track is a sugar rushed ode to those guys who treat you like crap. -
Soyou and Junggigo tie record for longest K-Pop Hot 100 streak with 'Some'
Minor history was made on the Korean Hot 100 this week as the hit single "Some," by Soyou and Junggigo, kept its spot and remained the top song on the chart for the sixth week, tying the record set by Lee Seung Gi early during 2013. -
Robert Smith doesn't really want to put out '4:14 Scream,' says 'I don't feel a strong urge to beat people over the head with new stuff'
Last month, we reported that The Cure would release 4:14 Scream, a series of unreleased songs recorded more than six years ago to follow-up to 2008's 4:13 Dream. Frontman Robert Smith now tells XFM (via Consequence of Sound) that he's not fully on board with the release, adding that the band is in "a weird kind of predicament." -
George Michael eclipsed by 'X Factor' winner Sam Bailey in UK Album Chart race [VIDEO]
The British Albums Chart got quite the mix up this week, as X Factor winner and newcomer Sam Bailey notched the No. 1 album in the U.K. during her first week on the charts. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check out new songs from Japanther, Amen Dunes, Fina Fisken and many more!
Over the course of a week, you might have missed some great new music releases. We have compiled a mixtape for you to catch up on new tracks just in case! Listen to our mixtape right here, including new music from Japanther, Amen Dunes, EMA and many more! -
Miami Mayor and city officials call for end to Ultra Festival after guard's trampling and other incidents
On Friday, 28-year-old private security guard Erica Mack was trampled by a mob of gate-crashing fans at this year's Ultra Music Festival. Now, Miami city officials are calling for the EDM festival to be shutdown, or at least taken out of Miami as Mack continues to fight for her life (she remains hospitalized but is breathing on her own). -
Didn't get Kate Bush tickets? Could the songstress be headlining at Glastonbury?
Music Times reported last week that thousands of Kate Bush fans were left out in the cold when tickets for the performer's first concert series in 35 years sold out within 15 minutes of going on sale. There may be another option for fans in the works, but don't get your hopes up too high. Bookies in the UK have set odds at 9 to 1 that Bush will end up headlining the Glastonbury Festival. -
Bill Murray sings 'House of the Rising Sun' during 45-minute karaoke set [WATCH]
Nothing makes the Internet happier than when Bill Murray gets down with the common folk. The actor was in St. Augustine, FL recently for the annual Caddyshack Charity Golf Game and decided to hop on stage at his Murray Bros. Caddyshack Restaurant to surprise patrons with a skillful karaoke set. -
The Flaming Lips try Pink Floyd again with 'Flaming Side of The Moon' companion album
It's not much of a secret that the Flaming Lips are huge fans of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of The Moon: The band did its own version of the classic record during 2009, resulting in Flaming Lips and Stardeath and White Dwarfs with Henry Rollins and Peaches Doing The Dark Side of The Moon. The Flaming Lips have taken a more imaginative route for its most recent project however. -
Get Spektral Quartet’s “Mobile Miniatures” for Your Phone: Release Party to Feature New Music Ringtones by Nico Muhly, David Lang, Shulamit Ran and Others
Last fall, the Spektral Quartet commissioned more than 40 contemporary composers to create mini new-music masterpieces to serve as ringtones and alerts on mobile devices. The Quartet will present them all at its "Mobile Miniatures" release party in Chicago at Constellation on Saturday, March 29 at 8:30 p.m. -
Does Italian Tenor Andrea Bocelli Really Deserve the Billboard Latin Music Award for Lifetime Achievement?
The Billboard Latin Music Awards will honor the freshly-hitched Andrea Bocelli at a ceremony on April 24. The Italian tenor will get the Lifetime Achievement Award. So, what do we all think about the prospect?
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