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Elbow has put its new effort on the table, and now the alternative rock band has gone straight to No. 1 in its home country. The group's latest effort "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" has debuted at the top of the charts in the UK. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check out new songs from Friendly Fires, Banks, SBTRKT, Brody Dalle and many more!
Another week has gone by and we have yet another fun mixtape featuring some amazing new releases to share with you. This time around we have some great debuts as well as some fun covers. Check out new songs from Friendly Fires, Brody Dalle, The Snow and many more artists! -
Florida Georgia Line and Nelly touring baseball stadiums together
Florida Georgia Line has caught on to what's led to its current success, and the band's sticking with for its forthcoming "This Is How We Roll Summer Series" tour. The country group will feature rapper Nelly as an opener for the upcoming gigs. -
The Flaming Lips to release 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band,' with Miley Cyrus, Phantogram and more
Following reports of The Flaming Lips, Miley Cyrus and MGMT's Andrew VanWyngarden teaming up on a cover of The Beatle's "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," Wayne Coyne and Co. have announced a larger project: a complete remake of The Beatles'. -
Miley Cyrus, Flaming Lips collaboration in the works for 'Sgt. Pepper' cover album [PHOTOS]
The musical love affair between Miley Cyrus and The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne will continue into the studio. Over the weekend (March 14), Coyne posted photos of Cyrus in the studio as the two collaborate on some new music. -
Tyga reportedly owes nearly $100,000 in taxes
It has been reported that rapper Tyga owes nearly $100,000 in taxes. Looks like Lil Wayne isn't the only YMCMB member having a run-in with the IRS. -
Gene Simmons and Ice Cube weigh on whether hip-hop belongs in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Gene Simmons has never been known for keeping his opinions to himself, and he recently went on a tear regarding the presence of hip-hop acts in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. -
Metallica performs new song, 'The Lords of Summer,' in Colombia [WATCH]
Last night, Metallica unveiled their first new song in half a decade during their first show of 2014 in Bogota, Colombia. The new track titled "The Lords of Summer" is the first piece of new music since 2012's Beyond Magnetic EP (the outtakes from 2008's Death Magnetic). -
Young Thug speaks on label status, talks recent arrest
Young Thug's label status was pretty much up in the air until a few days ago. With rumors of the Atlanta rapper being signed to one label while still being signed to another, things were getting hectic. This past weekend at SXSW, Fader caught up with Thugga and asked the million dollar question. -
Moldovan Violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja: "Art Should Be Alive"
But performing a piece that at times seems to require the violin to disintegrate along with the shuttle is not enough for the restless and questing Kopatchinskaja. For her 37th birthday later this month, she will give the premiere of her first violin concerto in Berne, Switzerland. -
Scott Asheton, longtime drummer of The Stooges, dies at age 64
Scott Asheton, the only man to record drums for punk godfathers The Stooges, has died at the age of 64. The percussionist passed away on Saturday of an unspecified illness. -
Hunter Hayes Music Video for' "Invisible" Stands Out [WATCH]
Great video, great song, great guy - and no matter how often he may have felt invisible in the past, Hunter Hayes is sure shining like a bright star now.
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