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It seems that for months now we've been teasing Record Store (and Record Store Day has been teasing us) with announcements regarding individual releases that will emerge on April 19, but now the day has finally arrived: We have the full list. -
Tragedy Strikes the Cash Family
Tragedy hit the Cash family this week when Courtney Cash, the great-niece of the legendary Johnny Cash, was murdered on March 19, 2014. -
The LP Field Concert Lineup
The LP Field Concert, hosted by the CMA Music Festival, is going to have an all-star lineup for 2014. -
Brad Paisley Says Justin Bieber Is Living a George Jones Song!
Growing up in the old-fashioned way is something that Brad Paisley is proud of, but it's also something he can use to have a little fun. -
Josh Turner - Singer and Author
For the past 11 years, Josh Turner has been wowing us with his musical talents. Now, he's wowing fans with his writing skills. "Man Stuff: Thoughts on Faith, Family, and Fatherhood," his first book, will hit stores on April 29, 2014. -
Mickey Gilley Makes a Comeback
When Mickey Gilley was paralyzed from the neck down in 2009, fans thought he would never perform again. Now, after five years of intensive physical therapy and tons of heart, he is walking, talking and ready to take the stage. -
'American Idol' Season 13 recap: MK Nobilette (finally) goes home after flubbing P!nk's 'Perfect'
Last night, the Top 10 contestants on American Idol continued to try and prove themselves by tackling some of the biggest hits. After some really solid performances (and some less than awesome performances), it was finally an Idol goodbye to MK Nobilette this week. -
Throwback Thursday: Joan Jett & The Blackhearts 'I Love Rock 'n' Roll'
I love rock 'n' roll, you love rock 'n' roll, he/she/it loves rock 'n' roll. Put another dime in the jukebox, add a killer, back-to-basics riff underneath a proper growl, and you got a hit for the '80s. No song offers the simple sentiment about digging good tuned better than this classic Joan Jett & The Blackhearts hit, and today (March 20) marks 32 years since the song took a loving hold on the Billboard Hot 100 for seven straight weeks. So, for today's #ThrowbackThursday, we're going to take another look back at this tune. -
St. Vincent, Real Estate and more join Beck, Neutral Milk Hotel and more at Pitchfork Music Festival
Less than four months remain until the 2014 edition of the Pitchfork Music Festival kicks off, and the lineup is slowly but surely coming together. Today (March 20) Pitchfork announced the next 24 acts that would join Beck, Neutral Milk Hotel and Kendrick Lamar at the Chicago music festival. -
WATCH: Weezer tease new album, studio time with mysterious YouTube video
2014 is about to get a little geekier. After over four years away from the studio, alt-rockers Weezer have returned to the studio. The band shared footage of themselves recording in the studio yesterday (March 19) on its official YouTube page. -
Lady Gaga announces K-pop act Crayon Pop as partial artRave tour opener
Lady Gaga has announced the opening act for the midway portion of her "artRave: The ARTPOP Ball" tour: K-pop crew Crayon Pop. The group will open the tour with the pop star at her June 26 show in Milwaukee and continue for Gaga's two shows at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. -
WATCH: Documentarians look for engaged couple in Justin Timberlake 'Not A Bad Thing' music video
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