• Jonny Greenwood scoring Paul Thomas Anderson's 'Inherent Vice'

    Some directors frequent the same rock bands when choosing songs for their films (i.e. Martin Scorcese and The Rolling Stones). Others prefer to find their rock star heroes and have those individuals compose totally original music for their films, such as Wes Anderson and Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh. The latter describes the relationship of director Paul Thomas Anderson and Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood, who will be scoring Inherent Vice for Anderson.

  • Prince wants to charge 'about $10' for tickets to his upcoming shows with 3RDEYEGIRL

    Have $10 on you? Well that should be enough to buy you a ticket to see Prince. During a secret show in London, which took place in his friend Lianne La Havas' living room and was attended by about 10 people, the Purple One announced in an accompanying press conference that he doesn't want to charge all that much for upcoming performances with his new band 3RDEYEGIRL, according to the BBC.

  • Laura Jane Grace Reddit AMA: 5 Things We Learned from the Against Me! Singer

    Against Me! is in total album promotion mode. Today (Feb. 6), the alternative rock band announced a new tour in support of its latest album Transgender Dysphoria Blues. Soon after the string of shows was announced, the band's lead singer Laura Jane Grace took to Reddit's Music subreddit for an AMA about her gender transformation, being a "punk rock parent" and her band's new album.

  • Grace at The Race 2014

    On Saturday, May 3, 2014, the 140th running of the Kentucky Derby will have race fans on the edges of their seats as they wait to see which horse will win the $2 million prize. In the lead-up to the big event, Christian and gospel music fans will be treated to music by Kirk Franklin and The Family, Amy Grant and Tamela Mann at the 2nd annual Grace at The Race.

  • Throwback Thursday: Rick Astley Rolls Into The World With 'Never Gonna Give You Up'

    Today, February 6, may be best known in the day in history when reggae legend Bob Marley was born, and that's totally fine and good. Perfectly valid, at that. Marley's impact on musical culture is undeniable and should be celebrated. However, he shares a birthday with one other popular musician... one who has also deeply affected culture, albeit in a different way. Yes, February 6 is also the birthday of Rick Astley. And for this week's #ThrowBackThursday, it's time to get Rick Rolled.
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