• Thirty-Four couples to get married at Grammys during 'Same Love'

    The 56th Annual Grammy Awards tonight (Jan. 16) will surely be the biggest night of many musicians' lives, as they receive the most prestigious award in the industry. However, artists such as Lorde and Jay Z won't be the only ones with a big day. According to The New York Times' ArtBeat, 34 couples will also have a momentous occasion tonight... a marriage.

  • Jamie Grace is Ready to Fly (Album Review)

    Highlighting the unique tone and texture to her voice and her beautiful heart, Jamie's sophomore album hits all of the right notes. As we've come to expect from the young songstress, there is no comfortable little style box her music fits in. She combines elements of pop, country, R&B, and rock effortlessly.

  • Pusha T, No Malice deny new Clipse album in the works

    You may have read all over the internet that rap duo Clipse were working on a new album together, especially after a report on KarenCivil.com reported it. Other sites, including this one, later published a statement reportedly released from Pusha T that confirmed the forthcoming album. Now, both Pusha and brother No Malice are flatly denying the existence of such a project.

  • 2014 Kicker Country Stampede

    Since 1995, the annual Kicker Country Stampede has been offering the best of country music's live acts to fans in the heart of America ... Kansas. Held on the last full weekend in June, the four day festival offers mulitple stages, interactive exhibits, a saloon for the adults, camping at Tuttle Creek State Park, great eats and plenty of fun for the whole family.

  • New Christian Music Coming in February

    February 2014 will bring 17 new Christian projects from every genre to the aisles. (Photo : Sparrow Records) City Harbor - City Harbor February 2014 will bring 17 new Christian projects from every genre to the aisles.

  • Prince sues 22 fans $1 million each for uploading bootleg concert audio

    We've featured several stories during the last couple weeks regarding how excellent live concert recordings are, from the 15,000 hours of live audio featured on Jerry Garcia's website to Bruce Springsteen's plans to allow fans to download live concerts less than 48 hours after attending. This would be a good time, however, to remind you that recording live shows without express permission from the performer can land you in deep with the law. For example, Prince is suing 22 individuals who posted audio of his shows online...for $1 million each.

  • The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum To Expand

    After nearly half a century, the home of America's music will be more than doubling in size. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons / Roger Mommaerts) Roger Miller exhibit It all started in 1961, when the Country Music Association (CMA) announced the creation of the Country Music Hall of Fame.

  • Boy George releasing first original solo LP since 1995

    For the first time since 1995, Boy George will be releasing an LP of entirely new tracks. The performer has released an EDM album of house music, an acoustic EP, and even a musical titled Taboo, but his This Is What I Do (due to be released on March 25) will be his full original LP since 1995's Cheapness and Beauty.

  • Grammys 2014: Songwriters such as Lorde and Macklemore compete for Song of the Year [POLL]

    We weigh who should (and will) win Song of the Year at the 2014 Grammys. NOMINEES: "Just Give Me A Reason" - Jeff Bhasker, Pink & Nate Ruess (Pink Featuring Nate Ruess) "Locked Out Of Heaven" - Philip Lawrence, Ari Levine & Bruno Mars, songwriters (Bruno Mars) "Roar" - Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter, songwriters (Katy Perry) "Royals" - Joel Little & Ella Yelich O'Connor, songwriters (Lorde) "Same Love" - Ben Haggerty, Mary Lambert & Ryan Lewis, songwriters (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Featuring Mary Lambert) WHO SHOULD WIN: "Royals" - Joel Little & Ella Yelich O'Connor There's no denying that each one of these tracks is a perfectly crafted piece of pop music.
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