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The Roots really went for it this year with the annual holiday jam session, also known as the OkayPlayer's Annual Holiday Party at Brooklyn's Brooklyn Bowl. It marked the fifteenth anniversary of the OkayPlayer website, which Questlove helped to found, and the show delivered by offering appearances from Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon, beat-boxing mastermind Rhazel, and an unannounced appearance from Sufjan Stevens. -
Of Monsters and Men release "Live From VatnagarÐar" exclusively on iTunes
Today, Of Monsters and Men released a new EP Live From Vatnagarðar exclusively on iTunes. The Icelandic quintet that made quite the impression with the full-length album My Head Is An Animal is now sharing live recordings of 7 songs played in Iceland's Syrland studio. -
Stream American Country Awards Online Live
Stream the 2013 American Country Awards tonight here at 8 p.m. EST. This year's show is hosted by Trace Adkins and Danica Patrick and will feature appearances by Luke Bryan, Jewel and Dwight Yoakam. -
Flying Lotus releases file of unheard music, including a 'Black Skinhead' remix
Yesterday, Flying Lotus announced in a series of tweets that he will be releasing a new album in 2014 which will follow up 2012's Until The Quiet Comes. Today the he took to Twitter again to share a Zip file of previously unreleased music. -
Tuesdays Under 21: The Strypes take their rowdy blues rock stateside in 2014
Tuesdays Under 21 is a Music Times feature dedicated to bringing attention to talented musicians and performers under the age of 21. Who knows? They just might be the next big thing. This week we introduce you The Strypes, a hard-driving blues band from Ireland. -
A Great Big World announces headlining tour, will play Victoria's Secret Fashion Show tonight
A Great Big World is feeling pretty full of themselves right now. Maybe not, but we wouldn't blame them if they did. The pop duo just announced its first headlining tour, coming in the wake of numerous successes over the past month. -
James Blake announced for BBC Radio 1 Residency
James Blake has been slotted to take over one of the segments in BBC Radio 1's Residency series in January 2014. The series will feature one selected DJ to play a two-hour set each Thursday, and Blake (recent winner of the Mercury Prize) will be the artist taking the Jan. 23 spot right after a set from T Williams. -
Britney Spears premieres official 'Perfume' music video, starring pretty people committing adultery [WATCH]
After teasing the music video for days on her Twitter and Instagram, Britney Spears has finally released the music video for her second Britney Jean single "Perfume." The power-ballad, which is a shining light on the otherwise mediocre eighth studio album, got a fitting video tribute, full of crappy motels, crappy boyfriends and a beautiful Britney. -
Avenged Sevenfold's music basis for animated show 'Hail To The King'
This weekend we brought you the exciting news that rapper T.I. and his wife Tony would star in their own animated Christmas special during December. Well, rock band Avenged Sevenfold won't star in their own cartoon, but its album Hail To The King will be adapted into one. Hail To The King (the TV series) will consist of six episodes uploaded to Machinima.com-an animation and video game-based website-on December 15. -
R. Kelly releases music video for 'Cookie' off his latest album, 'Black Panties' [WATCH]
R. Kelly's Black Panties was released today via RCA. Now the video for the album's latest single, "Cookie" has premiered as well. -
George Strait sells out Dallas Cowboys stadium in less than a day for final show
George Strait managed to sell out his final concert in less than one day. "Big deal," say you, "tons of bands sell out venues in just one day of sales." The difference, of course, is that Strait sold out AT&T Stadium, the home of the Dallas Cowboys, which has seating capacity for more than 100,000. So it's about on par with selling out the 2014 Super Bowl in one day. Which happened, but the Super Bowl is about the paramount of American events, so Strait's final show could be considered a big deal. -
Listen to The Flaming Lips and Ke$ha cover The Stone Roses’ “Elizabeth My Dear”
The Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne developed an interesting friendship with party girl Ke$ha when she unexpectedly showed up on the band's album Heady Fwends, along with Yoko Ono and Lightning Bolt. But that was the end of their connection as they continued to have an ongoing Twitter relationship.
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