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Frontier Touring, the promoter behind The Rolling Stones current trek, has confirmed that the band would return to Australia and New Zealand during October and November. The band was forced to cancel seven shows on the continent following the sudden death of vocalist Mick Jagger's longtime girlfriend L'Wren Scott. -
The First-Ever 'Complete Aspen Music Festival and School (Abridged)’ Comes to New York's SubCulture on April 16
The Aspen Music Festival is hoping to take the long-distance relationship it currently enjoys with New Yorkers to the next level--with a concert in New York at SubCulture on April 16. -
Music Criticism Is Tongue-Tied, Says Daily Beast's Ted Gioia
A very interesting piece comes to us from Ted Gioia at The Daily Beast about music criticism, or rather its death, or rather its inability or unwillingness to use technical language or display, you know, any kind of actual knowledge. It's especially interesting because it seems to take the viewpoint of ... -
Tour Journal: Oh Honey Takes to the Mountains and Croons the Rockies
With SXSW having come to a close for our little folk quintet, the band and I took shelter somewhere in the solitude of the Rockies (scaling the Grand Tetons with a 15-passenger Ford and useless trailer attachment). -
REVIEW: Hasty Pudding Theatricals 166, 'Victorian Secrets,' @ Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse (3/15/14)
When one thinks of Harvard--Hasty Pudding Theatricals, specifically--one's mind is usually in Cambridge, Mass. Why shouldn't it be? HPT has roots there dating back to September 1, 1795. Yeah, it's the antepenultimate oldest club for nancy boy theater geeks in the white man's world, preceded only by the... -
Dolly Parton's New Song / New Video [WATCH]
On May 13, 2014, Dolly Parton will be releasing her new album, "Blue Smoke" and the title track is already heading to radio and has a lyrics video. -
'American Idol' Season 13 recap: Top 10 take Billboard hits as Alex Preston nails One Direction and MK Nobilette flubs words
With the top 10 contestants on American Idol being established, this week they took on the Billboard top 10 hits between 2011 and now. With rockers like Caleb Johnson and Jessica Meuse and indie guys like Sam Woolf and Alex Preston, it was sure to be a week where singers left their comfort zones. -
Frankie Ballard Goes to #1
It's been a pretty incredible month for country singer Frankie Ballard. So far this month, he's been named an honorary "Friends and Family” member of the Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum and he's seen his single, "Helluva Life" go all the way to #1! -
Wu-Tang Clan releases new track, 'Keep Watch' [LISTEN]
Wu-Tang Clan have released a new track, "Keep Watch," which features a chorus from singer Nathaniel and production from DJ Mathematics. As Pitchfork notes, the track will appear on Wu-Tang's upcoming 20th anniversary record, A Better Tomorrow. -
Pharrell Williams and 'Happy' continue domination of Digital Downloads chart
The Billboard 200 didn't let a knew album get to its top place this week, so there's no reason why we should expect the Digital Downloads chart to do anything different. -
Portland resident launches campaign to turn Kurt Cobain's childhood home into museum [WATCH]
A resident in Portland has launched a formal campaign to help turn Kurt Cobain's childhood home in Aberdeen, WA into a museum. -
'Saturday Night Live' announces Pharrell, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith as spring musical guests
"Saturday Night Live" is going to celebrate spring this year with an eclectic round of musical guests. Today (March 19), the late night sketch comedy show announced its next three performers (and hosts) for season 39.
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