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Concert promoters aren't too optimistic about the 2014 Summer touring season, although their pessimism might be without merit. Sources for Rolling Stone's short feature on the subject cited one fact when making their worrisome claims: It'll be the first year since 2007 that U2, Madonna and The Rolling Stones will all be off the road. Last year's biggest touring earner, Bon Jovi, will also take a vacation during the summer. -
50 Cent says Dr Dre won't release his long-awaited 'Detox' album
Earlier this month, 50 dropped the new single "Smoke" featuring Trey Songz. Now, he tells Digital Spy that the track, produced by Dr. Dre, was originally intended for Dre's long-awaited Detox album, which he doesn't think will ever be released. -
Miley Cyrus clears up rumors about hospitalization, MTV airs 'Get Well' commercial [WATCH]
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Wu-Tang Clan fans launch Kickstarter to bid on 'Once Upon a Time in Shaolin' and release it digitally for free
Back in March, Wu-Tang Clan announced a secret album called Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. Unlike a traditional commercial album release, however, only one copy would be sold. -
Access Contemporary Music Presents the 9th Annual Sound of Silent Film Festival in Chicago
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Neil Patrick Harris, John Cameron Mitchell Talk Broadway Musical 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch' on ABC's Good Morning America
The stars and creative team behind the glam-rock musical's first Broadway production go behind the scenes into Hedwig's "wig room." -
Prince signs new deal with Warner Bros., will reissue 'Purple Rain' and release other projects
After 17 years, Warner Bros. Records has announced a new partnership with Prince "that will see the release of long-awaited, previously unheard music, while giving the artist ownership of the master recordings of his classic, global hits," a press release states. -
WATCH: One Direction change perspective in beachy 'You & I' music video from 'Midnight Memories'
One Direction play with the idea of perspective in the moody new music video for "You & I." The boy band dropped the clip for its third American Midnight Memories single today (April 18) on VEVO after initially announcing the track last week. -
Country icon Glen Campbell, the 'Rhinestone Cowboy,' entered into Alzheimer's care facility
Country music icon Glen Campbell, best known for tracks including "Rhinestone Cowboy" and "Wichita Lineman," has been checked into a facility specializing in Alzheimer's care. The performer announced his illness during 2011 but had continued touring up until mid-2013, when his health prevented him from taking his farewell tour to Australia. -
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Future and Kanye West are all about their fiancées Ciara and Kim Kardashian in their new single "I Won," but the two women are nowhere to be found in the new music video for the Honest track. -
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