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  • FBi radio 'Brush With Fame' fundraiser auctions off art from Animal Collective, Vampire Weekend, St. Vincent and more

    Australian radio station FBi created an auction to sell handmade creations from different artists and musicians as they passed through the station to raise money for their Brush With Fame auction.
  • Jay Z tour kicks off in St. Paul with plenty of 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' and everything else

    You wouldn't believe it, but it's been more than four years since Jay Z has had a righteous solo tour. He shared the stage with Justin Timberlake this summer, played a handful of shows for his hometown of Brooklyn last year, and toured the world with Kanye West as part of Watch The Throne, but by himself? Nope. Now, having released Magna Carta Holy Grail over the summer, Hov was finally ready to take himself, by himself, on the road again.
  • Justin Bieber announces new Music Mondays single title, artwork: 'Change Me' [PHOTO]

    Only two weeks remain in Justin Bieber's Music Mondays series, but that (of course) doesn't mean the teen idol is going to stop announcing his new singles! Yesterday (Nov. 29), Bieber revealed the single artwork and title for his ninth Music Mondays single. "Change Me" will be released Monday, Dec. 2, right at the stroke of midnight.
  • Saturday Night Fever: Family-Friendly Party Mix

    The theme for this week’s Saturday Night Fever playlist are songs the whole family can get down to — songs for your Grandma to your teenie-bopper little cousins. Thanksgiving is over, but you might still have some family parties that linger throughout the weekend. So, consider your playlist covered.
  • J. Cole finally responds to Kendrick Lamar's 'Control' verse on 'TKO (Black Friday Remix)' [LISTEN]

    Justin Timberlake's "TKO (Black Friday Remix)" has become almost unrecognizable (save for the hook) on its remix featuring A$AP Rocky, Pusha T and J. Cole.
  • Eminem fans troll Afrojack's Facebook page with 'who'

    Did you see Will Farrell as Ron Burgundy ask Eminem at the MTV European Awards how he felt about Dutch DJ Afrojack "talking sh*t" about him? Well if you don't recall, Eminem said, "Who?" Apparently that response has triggered some major trolling on Afrojack's social media pages, especially Facebook, according to SPIN.
  • Sleater-Kinney reunited at a Pearl Jam show

    Sleater-Kinney reunited last night in Portland after almost ten years, thanks to Pearl Jam. Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein, and Janet Weiss joined the band at Portland's Moda Center during the finale to cover Neil Young's "Rockin' in the Free World." R.E.M.'s Peter Buck and Scott McCaughey joined the gang as well.
  • Green Day will be taking a break after upcoming Australian tour dates

    Green Day have announced that they will be taking a break after the upcoming Australian tour in February and March of next year. Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong spoke to Jo Whiley earlier this week on her BBC Radio 2 show and shared about the decision.
  • Pixies have decided to let go of touring bassist Kim Shattuck

    Well Pixies fans were disappointed when they first learned that bassist Kim Deal wouldn't be with the band on their most recent tour. Then, Kim Shattuck of The Muffs filled in. But now that the tour has just finished the second Kim has apparently been informed that the band has decided to part ways with her, according to Slicing Up Eyeballs.
  • Stereosonic Festival partners with RED for World AIDS Day - stream it live from Australia

    RED, the organization created to combat AIDS in Africa co-founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver, is once again taking advantage of the popularity of dance music by partnering with the Stereosonic Festival in Sydney, Australia for the second year. World AIDS Day is Dec. 1 and the event is available to livestream from Saturday through Sunday.
  • Brit Awards Lineup to include Arctic Monkeys, Katy Perry for Feb. 19 ceremony

    The 2014 Brit Awards were just announced, but already the English music award show has two huge performers under its belt. According to BBC Radio 1, American pop superstar Katy Perry will perform at the ceremony. British alt-rock musicians Arctic Monkeys will also take the stage, performing (shockingly) for the first time.
  • Freaky Friday: Yim Yames (Jim James) covers George Harrison's 'My Sweet Lord'

    Welcome to Freak Friday. Each week we highlight a new cover song that we're crazy about. Have suggestions? Send them our way! This week, we give you... Jim James as Yim Yames covers George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" on the 12th anniversary of his death.
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