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Jethro Tull fans might as well buy tickets to Ian Anderson's solo tour. The vocalist, long the frontman for Tull, has more or less confirmed that the prog-rock band has called it quits. It was possible that the solo album from Anderson, the second consecutive record the performer's put out since Tull last released a record of its own, could have been just that: another solo album. Alas, Anderson seems to write the epitaph to his former band in the liner notes to Homo Erraticus, the new album. -
Video drops for Kendrick Lamar and Alicia Keys' 'It’s On Again' off 'The Amazing Spider Man 2' soundtrack [LISTEN]
Earlier this month, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 soundtrack cut "It's On Again" by Alicia Keys featuring Kendrick Lamar was released. Now the video of the Pharrell-produced track has dropped. -
WATCH: Eminem, Rihanna debut 'The Monster' live at MTV Movie Awards
Things got a little too spooky at the MTV Movie Awards last night (April 14). After dropping the No. 1 hit late last year, Eminem and Rihanna finally gave "The Monster" a live debut on stage, as the two music megastars prepare for their trio of co-headlining shows this summer. -
Kaiser Chiefs reign at No. 1 in UK for second week with 'Education, Education, Education & War': Aloe Blacc starts in top 5
In a first for Kaiser Chiefs, the Brit rockers are spending a second week atop the album charts in their home country of the UK. After the band's fifth studio album Education, Education, Education & War debuted at No. 1 last week, the album remains firm in the top spot. -
Insane Clown Posse and Da Mafia 6ix touring together, according to DJ Paul
According to DJ Paul of Da Mafia 6ix (previously known as Three 6 Mafia), that collective will hit the road with the Insane Clown Posse later during 2014. -
Ed Sheeran announces North American tour 2014 following release of 'x' [FULL SCHEDULE]
It's been a big April for Ed Sheeran. First, the singer-songwriter announced his second studio album "x" alongside a new single "Sing," tracklist and album cover. Over the weekend (April 12), he performed on "SNL" for the first time. Now, he'll be going from studio 8H to stadiums around the United States and Canada. Today (April 14), Sheeran announced his 2014 tour dates in support of "x." -
Janelle Monáe and Kimbra to co-headline 'Golden Electric' tour down under [SCHEDULE]
Janelle Monáe has announced the co-headliner for her tour Down Under. New Zealand's own Kimbra will be joining forces with the award-winning R&B singer for a five-city tour starting next month. The "Golden Electric Tour" kicks off May 16 in Perth and goes through Sydney (May 19), Brisbane (May 21), Auckland (May 24) and Melbourne (May 26). Both artists will perform separate sets in addition to their joint performances. -
WATCH: Ed Sheeran premieres new 'x' songs 'Sing', 'Don't' on 'Saturday Night Live'
Saturday Night Live may have been full of CNN pregnancy tests and cameos from Zooey Deschanel, Taylor Swift and James Franco during the Seth Rogen hosted program on Saturday night (April 12), but in the midst of monsters and steak, singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran debuted live two new singles from his upcoming album x: "Sing" and "Don't." -
Avicii and Calvin Harris will headline Electric Daisy UK 2014
Insomniac has polished off the details of its United Kingdom chapter for 2014, and have released an official list of performers for 2014. Avicii and Calvin Harris will be included among the headliners for the two day festival. -
WATCH: Childish Gambino gets sad, trippy in 'Sweatpants' music video
Also known by the name Donald Glover, Childish Gambino's new era in his latest album Because The Internet has been marked by extreme self-awareness and even a twinge of depression. Today (April 14), Gambino dropped the most bizarre, self aware music video of his career with "Sweatpants." -
The Black Keys premiere slow-burning title track from forthcoming album, 'Turn Blue' [LISTEN]
This morning, Patrick Carney debuted The Black Keys' second single, the title track to their forthcoming album, Turn Blue, on his SiriusXM show, Serious Boredom. -
Concert Review: Cloud Nothings at Music Hall of Williamsburg, 4/13/14
What sets Music Hall of Williamsburg apart from all of the other major venues I’ve been to is the absence of a barricade between the audience and the stage. For the first time in my life, I was able to stand right next to the stage and rest my arms and my beer on it. I chose to hang around stage left, and it turned out to be the best spot in the house for taking photos of the bands.
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