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The Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame announced its 2013 induction nominees on October 15, including KISS, Nirvana, N.W.A. and more. Although there's no limit to how many can be allowed into the hall by the panel of 600 voters, we at Music Times have been reading too much The Hunger Games and wondered: What if there could be only one? -
Sara Bareilles Secret Show: Live From The Artists Den
A secret show with songwriter and pianist Sara Bareilles was announced today by the Artists Den. It's set for October 24th in Los Angeles and part of the Live From the Artists Den series that runs on U.S. public television. The free shows are held in surprise locations all over the country with an invite-only audience. Lucky winners are drawn randomly from the mailing list. -
Justin Bieber Premieres Lyric Video for 'All That Matters' [WATCH]
We doubt that Justin's Beliebers don't already have every word of "All That Matters" memorized by heart, but just incase they've been busy defending him on Twitter or something, he has premiered a cute new lyric video. -
Daddy Yankee Premieres New Lyric Video For 'La Nueva Y La Ex' Off The Upcoming 'King Daddy Edition' [WATCH]
King of reggaeton, Daddy Yankee (born Ramón Luis Ayala Rodríguez) has premiered the lyric video for “La Nueva Y la Ex” off his upcoming, reggaeton-only album El Imperio Nazza: King Daddy Edition. -
CMJ Music Marathon 2013, NONONO Concert Review: Top 5 Reasons to Check Out 'Pumpin Blood' Electropop Trio from Sweden
Introducing vocalist Stina Wappling and producers/songwriters Astma & Rocwell - an electropop trio from Sweden better known as NONONO. The band just played a CMJ showcase at NYC's Mercury Lounge earlier this week - one of NONONO's first-ever live shows in the U.S. And here are the Top 5 reasons why Music Times fans should check them out. -
Stream Katy Perry's New Album 'Prism' A Few Days Early [LISTEN]
Katy Perry has shared her upcoming album, Prism, a few days early, and you can stream it now for free. -
Morrissey Autobiography Attracts Critics and Fans of The Smiths
Morrissey has released an autobiography in the UK, fittingly named "Autobiography." The Associated Press reports it has already topped the UK Amazon charts since coming out yesterday, which has some literary critics in a huff. This marks the first rock memoir released with Penguin Classics, a publisher that some would say is strictly reserved for, well, classics. But in the world of rock music, Morrissey is an innovator turned classic at the mere age of 54. From frontman of The Smiths to solo artist, he has continued to make his mark on music and kept the media on its toes. -
Sleigh Bells Perform 'Bitter Rivals' and 'Tiger Kit' On Jimmy Kimmel Live! With Horn Section, Backup Singers and Live Drummer
Sleigh Bells stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night to perform two songs off the most recent album Bitter Rivals. Their performances are always fairly raucous, so when the duo of Alexis Krauss and Derek E. Miller added a horn-section trio, three backup singers and a live drummer, the energy of their set exploded. -
Arcade Fire's (The Reflektors) Brooklyn Shows Sell Out, Scalpers Price Gouge on Stubhub and Craigslist.
Over the past week or so, Arcade Fire dropped hints about two Brooklyn shows that would take place on Friday and Saturday under the name The Reflektors (after the band's upcoming album of the same name).Tickets became available Wednesday for fans who preordered the upcoming album then opened up to the public on Thursday at noon. As expected, the tickets, which were going for $45, sold out instantly. -
Mnozil Brass Unleashing Boundary-Pushing Fun, in the U.S., on 20th Anniversary Tour
When you weren't looking, Mnozil Brass quietly entered the U.S. And now, they're about to spring their blistering virtuosity and kamikaze-like humor on unsuspecting audiences in such places as Indiana, Penn. and Grand Ledge, Mich. -
REVIEW: Roddy Doyle's 'The Commitments' Musical is All Jukebox, No Politics
Marvin Gaye and "Mustang Sally?" Check. Celtic Tiger...not so much. Novelist Roddy Doyle's The Commitments, about young people starting up a soul band in the harsh times of 1980s Ireland, has made it to the stage as a jukebox musical--filled with tunes and Irish charm, but shorn of most plot and political overtones. -
A Benefit for Christian Community Action
Wynton Marsalis, the internally known trumpet player, will be performing at a benefit concert for Christian Community Action in New Haven, Connecticut on October 22nd at 7:30 pm.
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