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Finally, the floodgates have been opened and a slew of new albums took over the Billboard 200 Top 10 this week. Glory be! -
2nd Annual ACM Party for a Cause Festival
On April 4, 21014, the 2-day outdoor music festival will kick off at Caesars LINQ in Las Vegas. (Photo : ) On April 4, 21014, the 2-day outdoor music festival will kick off at Caesars LINQ in Las Vegas. -
BBC Three and BBC Four may be cut as budget maneuver
Television viewers in the U.K. have reason to fear for some of their favorite broadcast stations, as rumors run rampant that cost-cutting maneuvers by the BBC will result in both BBC Three and BBC Four getting the axe. -
Deftones at work on eighth studio album
The Deftones have revealed details of a new album in the work, Rolling Stone reports. Frontman Chino Moreno spoke at Melobourne's Soundwave Festival saying that though he hasn't begun work himself on their eighth effort the rest of the band started last week. "I'm excited to hear what they've done so far," he said." -
Rhinegold Publishing Launches Free Concert Series, Six a Year, at London's Conway Hall with Julian and Jiaxin Lloyd Webber
A nice initiative from the folks at Rhinegold Publishing, the house behind specialist music titles such as Classical Music, International Arts Manager and International Pianist. They have announced the creation of a series of free concerts, six a year, at London's Conway Hall. -
Late Composer Robert Ashley's Pataphysical Operas Seek Whitney Biennial Premiere, Alex Waterman Directs via Kickstarter?
Kickstarter has certainly become the vehicle de rigueur for taking productions of all shapes and sizes to the widest possibly audience. This time, Alex Waterman needs your help staging the avant-garde stylings of the late American composer (perhaps thee greatest American composer we've ever had) Robert Ashley. -
Sky Ferreira Facebook post calls out 'vile, sexually abusive' Internet commenters
Sky Ferreira is the latest musician to lash out against hateful online commenters in a lengthy social media message. Today (March 5), the "Everything Is Embarrassing" singer made a post on her official Facebook page saying she was "exhausted" by the hateful speech that is thrown her way. -
The Column: Is the UK-Russia Year of Culture 2014 Under Threat Now?
What usually happens when the UK wants to express its annoyance with a state too big to rattle any sabres at (quite often Russia)? The spat will play out in the safe but very public arena of the arts. -
Trent Reznor and Josh Homme’s make joint appearance on triple j radio [LISTEN]
Nine Inch Nails and Queens of the Stone Age kick off their co-headlining tour in Australia and New Zealand this week. In anticipation, Trent Reznor and Josh Homme stopped by triple j radio to talk about the tour. Reznor explained that they would be flipping a coin each night to see who will headline. -
Glastonbury organizers claim Prince won't be there. We're skeptical.
There has been little doubt in everyone's mind that Prince would end up being one of the headliners at this year's Glastonbury Festival. Everyone except the performer and organizers that is. Emily Eavis, the daughter of festival founder Michael Eavis, made it clear to BBC 6Music that the purple one would not be performing come June. -
Malcolm Clarke's Film on Late Pianist Alice Herz-Sommer, 'The Lady in Number 6,' Wins 2014 Oscar for Best Documentary Short
Pianist Alice Herz-Sommer, who passed away a week ago at age 110, was the world's oldest Holocaust survivor. Malcolm Clarke's film about her, The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life, won an Oscar for Best Documentary Short at the Academy Awards on Sunday night. -
Foo Fighters' Taylor Hawkins takes flight with side project The Birds of Satan
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