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Schoolboy Q's knows as well as anyone that the best way to get people to listen to your music is to give it to them for free. However, that philosophy normally applies to streaming on the internet, or huge concerts. Schoolboy Q is giving a free performance of the entirety of his forthcoming album, Oxymoron, but to a very limited audience. The emcee will perform the album at Le Poisson Rouge, a relatively small venue in New York City's West Village that is listed as having a "700 fully standing" capacity. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check out new songs from Tourist, Kimono Kult, The Wyches, The Pass and many more!
Did Valentine's Day treat you poorly? Are you trying to get over heartache or heartbreak? Luckily for us, great artists released some impressive tunes last week that will help you get over your blues! Or maybe you just want to enjoy some cool new songs; either way we've got you covered. Let's listen to new tracks from The Wyches, Papercuts, The Coathangers and many more for this week's mixtape. -
Arcade Fire announce Reflektor Tour openers: Dan Deacon, Kid Koala to support
The supporting acts for Arcade Fire's Reflektor Tour have finally been announced less than a month before the string of shows is set to kick off in Louisville, Ky. Today (Feb. 17), it was announced that Dan Deacon and Kid Koala will open for the "Afterlife" band on the tour's first eight dates. -
'One Direction Effect' helps Jason Derulo, Little Mix and Ed Sheeran sell big?
It's always great as a performer to get a huge act to collaborate with you, as it amplifies both attention and sales for your wares. One Direction is among a few acts that surpass basic stardom, and can maneuver its massive fan base into supporting other performers via simple social media interactions. Several acts have experienced what's being called the "One Direction" effect in the last year. -
Gregg Allman 'Midnight Rider' biopic adds three more actors
Charles Dutton, Aldis Hodge and Kathy Baker have joined the cast of Gregg Allman biopic Midnight Rider, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film is being made by Unclaimed Freight Productions' Randall Miller and Jody Savin. -
Chicago Philharmonic Conductor Scott Speck Talks "Romantic Remix" Program at Nichols Concert Hall
The Chicago Philharmonic's concert on Sunday at the Music Institute of Chicago will explore music written for Molière's play 'Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme,' including excerpts from Jean Baptiste Lully's music written for the play's premiere in 1670. -
Stream Beck's new album 'Morning Phase' before Feb. 25 release date
Beck is about to enter into the "Morning Phase" of his career. Eight days before his 12th studio album and the Sea Change soulmate is set to drop, the indie rock weirdo is streaming the record in full on NPR. -
Annie Clark talks new self-titled St. Vincent album
February 25 marks the release of St. Vincent's self-titled fourth solo album, the follow up to 2011's Strange Mercy. 31-year-old singer-guitarist Annie Clark spoke with Rolling Stone in a recent interview about the upcoming record saying that she gets her best ideas for songs while she's trying to fall asleep. -
ABBA's garish stage outfits were actually tax-evasion strategy, Björn Ulvaeus reveals
What do Swedish pop phenomenon ABBA and cartoon metal group Dethklok have in common? Both have used investments into elaborate live performance materials in order to avoid paying taxes. -
Five 'Drunk In Love' remixes not enough for you? Listen to T.I.'s new take on the Beyoncé single!
Another day, another "Drunk In Love" remix. After a weekend full of high-profile covers courtesy of Kanye West, Diplo and The Weeknd another musician has taken on the Beyoncé/Jay Z collaboration: T.I. -
Tomorrowland sells out within an hour despite legal challenges to second weekend
Even with the threat of Tomorrowland's second weekend being cancelled, the European EDM festival moved more than 360,000 tickets to both weekends, selling out in less than an hour. Granted, that's more than twice as long as it took to sell out last year's festival, but yeah. Less than an hour, 360,000 tickets. -
Watch: Lily Allen drops arcade inspired 'L8 CMMR' lyric video for 'Girls' song
Lily Allen's man may be a late comer, but her newest lyric video is right on time. Today (Feb. 17), the British pop princess released an old-school video game inspired clip for her newest track "L8 CMMR."
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