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  • Top five music acts of 2013, by StubHub ticket sales

    The top five music acts of 2013 in the United States: Taylor Swift, One Direction, Justin Timberlake, Beyoncé, Pink. StubHub collected the data.
  • Childish Gambino shares music video for Chance the Rapper collaboration 'The Worst Guys' [WATCH]

    Childish Gambino has shared the music video for his Chance the Rapper collaboration, "The Worst Guys," off his upcoming sophomore album Because the Internet.
  • Nelson Mandela's influence extended to the South African National Anthem as well

    Nelson Mandela's death at the age of 95 touched off mourning the world over, and inspired coverage from all fields of media. It wasn't empty sentiment either. Major news sites had no issue demonstrating Mandela's importance in international politics, and ESPN's retrospective addressed Mandela's love of sport and how he used it to better South Africa. Mandela's love of music is less documented perhaps, but much like he used rugby to meld the cultural divide in his nation, the leader also used music to bring his people together.
  • 2014 Hillsong Conference

    Hillsong Church has announced that the popular Hillsong Conference will return to the U.S. for the second year in 2014.
  • READ: South Africa’s Ladysmith Black Mambazo Reacts to Nelson Mandela Death

    Madiba left us today, age 95, after a long battle with a liver infection. A key anti-apartheid fighter, Mandela spent 27 years in prison before becoming South Africa's first black president. Read the words of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, who joined Mandela in Norway to accept...
  • Kendrick Lamar teases new song in Beats By Dre commercial [WATCH]

    The new commercial for Beats By Dre features Kendrick Lamar recording with Dr. Dre in the studio. Really it's more of a dramatic short story than a commercial. It's about "three or four" in the morning, and the two have been at it all night trying to get a track right.
  • Quickies: Jackie Evancho's National Anthem, Maestri's Met Falstaff, Ojai Opera for Denk and Stucky, Gallery Players' 'Equus,' Sam Beckett Pics

    On Thanksgiving Day, Miss Jackie Evancho sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" before the Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit Lions game--ostensibly, according to The Conservative Post, "to honor America."
  • Rolling Stone plans country music coverage website for 2014

    Rolling Stone has always striven to be the a sign of what's hip, both on the musical and cultural front. Its coverage of country music, a form that has long been considered one of the more square genres in music, hasn't gotten healthy coverage from the magazine as a result. Sales trends have encouraged the music media maven to open its doors, in the form of a new website planned for launch during 2014.
  • Justin Bieber announces new single 'Confident' featuring Chance the Rapper on Instagram [PHOTO]

    The weeks go on, and so with each new Monday comes another new Justin Bieber single. The teen idol is very near the end of his Music Mondays project, and after nine singles, the Biebz has announced what could be the 10th of 10 singles. Today (Dec. 5), Bieber announced a new single: "Confident," featuring Chance the Rapper.
  • Willie Nelson reinvents standards for 1978's classic 'Stardust'

    Music Times believes that it's never too late to go back and try something old. Throwback Thursdays will go back and pull out an album that's at least 10 years old, so that you can find something new, or revisit something you've forgotten about.
  • The Electric Daisy Festival is a workhorse for the Las Vegas economy, report indicates

    Considering the recent economic focus on electronic music, especially with SFX Entertainment going on buying sprees and going public, it's about time someone calculated what an electronic festival actually did for a location. Beacon Economics was up to the challenge, recently releasing a report calculating the money brought into Las Vegas and Clark County by the annual Electric Daisy Carnival.
  • 'The Fifth Beatle' biopic about manager Brian Epstein to begin shooting next year

    The Fifth Beatle, a biopic of the band's manager Brian Epstein is set to begin shooting next year, according to Rolling Stone. The film is based on Vivek J. Tiwary's graphic novel The Fifth Beatle, which was released last year.
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