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  • Rosanne Cash Writes a Song for Charity

    Rosanne Cash has long been a member of St. Luke's church in New York, NY. Since the 19th century, the church has been a staple in the community and since the 1980s, has been working diligently through outreach to those affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Roseanne has written a song to help raise funds for that outreach.
  • Against Me! announce spring tour in support of 'Transgender Dysphoria Blues' [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Against Me! is taking its "Transgender Dysphoria Blues" on the road. Today (Feb 6) he alternative rock band announced a spring tour in support of the new album, set to kick off in March and run until the middle of April.
  • Lady Gaga reveals 2013 depression struggle in 'Harper's Bazaar'

    Lady Gaga may be one of the biggest pop stars in the world, but the "Do What U Want" singer is no stranger to a few personal demons. In a new interview with Harper's Bazaar, Gaga opened up about the rocky end of her 2013, which included a major battle with depression.
  • Future drops 'Move That Dope' featuring Pharrell, Pusha T and Casino [LISTEN]

    Future has released a new Mike WiLL Made It-produced track, "Move That Dope," featuring Pharrell, Pusha T and Casino. It will be included up Future's upcoming LP Honest.
  • LISTEN: Pedro Bromfman's Score for 'RoboCop' Movie Released Early via Sony Music Soundtracks

    As the clips below prove, the full score to RoboCop should be quite interesting (especially since Bromfman has scored many underground movies as well as the video game Max Payne 3.)
  • Duke Ellington's Jazz Opera 'Queenie Pie' Proves Difficult for the Stage, Just Not for Chicago Opera Theater

    It wasn't enough for Duke Ellington to contribute some 3,000 songs to the Great American Fakebook. No, towards the end of his life, he began composing a jazz opera: Queenie Pie.
  • Bonnaroo reveals details of BLAM, the 2014 lineup announcement megathon

    The Bonnaroo lineup announcement is just around the corner. BLAM (short for Bonnaroo Lineup Announcement Megathon) is back to reveal this year's acts in an hour-long event. Last year, "Weird Al" Yankovic was in charge of unveiling the lineup. This year, Bonnaroo has chosen Saturday Night Live cast member Taran Killam and comedian Hannibal Buress to MC the event.
  • Quickies: James Rhodes on Classical Sexism, Boulez Gets Cleveland Laurel, Schick on Stockhausen, Global Online Orchestra, Paul Ryan's NEA

    "Why is sexism still tolerated in our industry? We need an immediate and total change in attitudes across the board." -- James Rhodes
  • 'Witness Uganda' Takes Home Another Richard Rogers Award for Production in Musical Theater, Opening Soon in Cambridge

    Matt Gould and Griffin Matthews co-wrote Witness Uganda--a story of a young New York City local named Griffin who volunteers for a Ugandan project to try and change the world. The play, now, has garnered enough attention and praise to receive the coveted Richard Rogers ...
  • Three People Arrested in Connection with Theft of Stradivarius Violin from Frank Almond of Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra

    Milwaukee County prosecutors say that three people have been arrested in connection with the theft of the "Ex-Lipiński" Stradivarius violin, FoxNews.com reported earlier today. Two men, ages 36 and 41, and a 32-year-old woman were arrested by Milwaukee police on the
  • Korn releases video for 'Spike in My Veins' [WATCH]

    Korn has released the video for their song "Spike in My Veins" off their latest album The Paradigm Shift. In the clip, the band attacks the government for invasion of privacy as well as the media for information overload and celebrity obsession. "We are all so caught up in watching crazy media on the internet and TV that we are manipulated into ignoring that our privacy has all but disappeared," Korn's Jonathan Davis told Rolling Stone.
  • Boyce Avenue video of One Direction's 'Story of My Life' goes viral, 'No Limits' EP out in March with tour

    Boyce Avenue's rendition of One Direction's "Story of My Life" is going viral. It's rare for them to do covers, as all the band produces and writes all original music. Their EP "No Limits" is set to come out in March, with a European tour to boot.
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