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Scott Stapp is getting ready to hit the road in support of his new album, 'Proof of Life,' which has produced his first #1 single on Christian radio, "Slow Suicide." -
Pharrell Williams will make the Oscars a little more 'Happy' with live performance
Pharrell Williams has one more thing to be "Happy" about this season: an Oscars-worthy performance. Today (Feb. 4), it was announced the Grammy-winning producer/rapper/singer/songwriter will be performing at this year's Academy Awards. -
Justin Bieber to get baptized with Hillsong Church? Plus, Bieber's former bodyguard drops lawsuit
Justin Bieber has been spotted attending services at Hillsong Church in the past. The ceremony would be part of Hillsong, and Bieber was reportedly scoping out potential locations that have a private pool for the baptism. -
Nick Jonas working on Demi Lovato's upcoming tour
The representatives of Disney's golden age of pop music have moved on from the company, but they're still making it work. One group that was once at the top of the Disney music empire, The Jonas Brothers, have officially folded. But the trio has far from given up on music. Nick Jonas, the youngest member of the group, has signed on with fellow Disney alum Demi Lovato as the musical and creative director on her "Neon Lights" tour. -
Juno Award nominees announced: Arcade Fire, Michael Bublé, Robin Thicke, Drake, Tegan and Sara, Celine Dion and more
The nominees for the 2014 Juno Awards were announced today in a press conference in Toronto. Canadian musicians who released albums between September 1, 2012 and November 13, 2013 were eligible for nominations. In all, there are 177 nominees, including 80 first-timers. -
Neutral Milk Hotel announce new tour dates for July 2014 [SCHEDULE]
Neutral Milk Hotel have extended its reunion tour with a small string of East Coast dates. The legendary indie rock band, best known for its highly influential 1998 album In The Aeroplane Over The Seas announced four new tour dates for July. -
REVIEW: Beck harkens back to 'Sea Change' with new song 'Waking Light' from 'Morning Phase' [LISTEN]
Beck is still preparing to move into the Morning Phase of his career, and it seems like this one is going to be a slow-moving affair. Three weeks before the official release of his 12th studio album, Beck has premiered a second song off the album, "Waking Light," and revealed details about the record in an interview with NPR. -
Japanese girl band Chubbiness to release music this spring
Fashion Magazine CanCam and the music company Avex Network brought the "marshmallow girls" together last summer after a casting call. Avex is responsible for producing some of Japan's most popular acts, such as solo artist Ayumi Hamasaki. And...marshmallow girls? That's the term to describe Japanese women who are "bigger" than a slight, petite frame. -
Shania Twain staying in Las Vegas for residency, no tour or new album yet
Bad news or good news for country music fans, depending on what part of the country they live in. We reported during January that Shania Twain could potentially be gearing up for a tour, as she was headed to play her first Canadian show in years at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta. The performer just revealed however that she'll actually be heading back to Las Vegas to add another leg to her "Still The One" residency at Caesar's Palace. -
Taylor Swift invites her 'new favorite' artist, Sam Smith, to perform 'Money on My Mind' at London show [WATCH]
Taylor Swift is known to bring out special guests to perform with her at her shows. At her concert yesterday at the 02 Arena in London, she brought out Sound of 2014 winner Sam Smith, who is best known for his work with Disclosure. -
Phantogram releases new song called 'Bill Murray' off upcoming album, 'Voices' [LISTEN]
Phantogram has released its latest single, the highly anticipated (at least for us) "Bill Murray," off their upcoming LP, Voices. In an interview with The Atlantic, keyboardist Josh Carter explained why they named the song after the iconic actor. "We named it Bill Murray because we always pictured a sad Bill Murray for the visuals of that song," he told them. "We want him to be in the music video." -
Miley Cyrus covers Arctic Monkeys' 'Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High' during MTV Unplugged set [LISTEN]
Miley Cyrus will tell you in a second that she loves weed herself, but she wants to know why you only call her when you're on drugs. During her MTV Unplugged session last week (Jan. 29), the "Adore You" singer closed out the show with a cover of Arctic Monkeys' sizzling "AM" single "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High." Though the performance was eventually cut from the aired version on MTV, audio of the song has now surfaced online.
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