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Producers of a new version of the Oscar-winning musical 'The Sound of Music,' set for U.S. television next week, knew it would be a sacrilege to try and re-make the beloved 1965 movie classic starring Julie Andrews. And American country singer Carrie Underwood... -
IMG Artists Invests Hundreds of Millions in China Projects, Including Classical Music Reality TV
Classical music reality TV has been tried in the Western world already. Sometimes with great success. The BBC’s 'The Choir,' for instance, and some years ago 'Classical Star' are considered successes. And American conductors from Toscanini to Leonard Bernstein to Michael.. -
Thanksgiving Day Music Playlist: stuff your face while stuffing your ears with these eight Turkey Day songs [LISTEN]
Thanksgiving is, unfortunately, the holiday that most often gets swept under the rug. Nuzzled in between the Hallmark behemoths that are Halloween and Christmas, Thanksgiving by and large got the pass when it comes to traditional holiday carols. Though there are plenty of songs that capture the spirit of being with family or stuffing your face with ridiculous amounts of food, songs purely for Turkey Day are few and far between. -
READ: It’s Time for Musicians to Form a New Minnesota Orchestra
Attorney Lee Henderson, a member of the community-based group “SOS: Save Osmo," wrote an editorial urging the musicians and community to work together towards establishing a new symphony orchestra. Here’s an excerpt from his editorial that appeared in the Minneapolis... -
Lea Michele reveals first single 'Cannonball' release date, single artwork on Twitter [PHOTO]
Lea Michele's solo career is about to kick off. Today (Nov. 27), the Glee star took to her official Twitter account to announce the release date of her first single free from her hit TV series and reveal the sexy artwork. Michele also shared the name of her debut album: "Louder." -
Women We Love Wednesdays: Metric's Emily Haines
To do what we can to celebrate women in music and give them the positive recognition they deserve, each week Music Times will introduce you to a female in the music industry whom we love. Singer-songwriters, rappers, DJs, producers, filmmakers, and any woman who is part of the music industry is fair game for this segment. So read on, and get to know the women who continue to wow us. This week we'd like to show off Metric's Emily Haines. -
The xx go to Facebook to oppose their song being used in a political ad against same sex marriage
English indie rock band The xx have issued a statement on Facebook explaining its disapproval of Croatian political organization U ime obitelji using the song "Intro" in an advertisement that speaks against same-sex marriage. The band did not agree for the organization to use the song, and now they are making it clear that the members are not affiliated. -
Enya 'Only Time' returns to Hot 100 after Volvo commercial stuns and goes viral [WATCH]
An odd song has made its return to the Billboard Hot 100 this week: Enya's 2000 classic "Only Time." Why has the slow-burning new age track returned to the charts 13 years later, with a No. 43 slot? The answer is one super viral video courtesy of Volvo and the impressive legs of Jean Claude Van Damme. -
The National and 'Bob's Burgers' team up again for a gravy-filled new video
Brooklyn rockers The National have teamed up with Fox's comedy Bob's Burgers to create a video just in time for the gravy-filled holidays, "Sailors in Your Mouth." The Thanksgiving episode aired last week. Believe it or not the video isn't entirely funny. It has its moments, but it's actually just kind of trippy. It's bizarrely entrancing, as the band (in the form of gravy) spill out of the gravy boat, captained by frontman Matt Berninger. -
Randy Phillips, CEO of AEG Live, out after busy year featuring Michael Jackson trial
It was a tumultuous year for AEG Live, to say the least. But at the end of the (long) day, it seemed that the world's second largest concert promoter had come out unscathed. Perhaps not, based on the recent removal of CEO Randy Phillips. -
Morrissey is not cool with Obama's annual Thanksgiving turkey pardon
Morrissey is not hesitant to share his thoughts and feelings about animal rights. This time he's addressing President Obama directly about the annual Thanksgiving Turkey Pardon. Since Thanksgiving in 1989 when George H. W. Bush was in office, a "presidential pardon" is given to one bird, allowing it to live. It does seem like a bizarre tradition, but for Morrissey, it's way more than that. -
Fanfarlo's 'Let's Go Extinct' out in February: Electric sneak peek trailer
Fanfarlo has announced their new album Let's Go Extinct will be released February 11th, 2014. It's a little bit of a wait so the London band has put out a sneak peek trailer.
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