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  • The Yellow Dogs tell Rolling Stone about their horrifying experience in Brooklyn

    Iranian post-punk band The Yellow Dogs encountered a terrifying and traumatizing experience in Brooklyn on Nov. 11 when shots were fired at their home.
  • Mariah Carey 'The Art of Letting Go' Facebook version was unfinished demo, singer releases real master on social media site [LISTEN]

    Welp, someone at Facebook is packing up their office today. Mariah Carey premiered her new single "The Art of Letting Go" on Facebook on Monday (Nov. 11), but last night the diva took back to the social media site to deliver some unfortunate news: the version on Facebook was not the finalized song. It seems as though there was an error in uploading "The Art of Letting Go," and now Carey is quite upset.
  • Justin Bieber Music Mondays: 'Alone' to be seventh installation of single series, R. Kelly will probably guest on track [PHOTO]

    It's the end of yet another week, and that means that Justin Bieber has announced his new Music Mondays single. The seventh installation of his series will be called... "Alone."
  • Pretty Lights to play first Pay-Per-View concert

    Pretty Lights will hold its first ever Pay-Per-View concert on Saturday November 30th at 9pm PST. Derek Vincent Smith will be playing with some of the musicians from his acclaimed A Color Map of the Sun album. You can get the live electro hip-hop soul sounds for $19.95 via IN DEMAND, Avail-TVN, DIRECTV, and DISH Network.
  • Spike Jonze states Arcade Fire's 'Supersymmetry' was originally written for his new film 'Her'

    Spike Jonze has spoken out, confirming that the final song on The Arcade Fire's Reflektor is also the closing credits song for his upcoming film Her.
  • Eric Church releases dates for European tour

    Country music hasn't quite warmed up to Europe yet, but the genre certainly has fans on the continent, and groups such as Lady Antebellum are starting to reach out by planning European tours. Eric Church became the most recent country star to plan a European concert run.
  • The Flaming Lips to release Stone Roses covers album and many more surprises for Record Store Day

    The Flaming Lips are all about Record Store Day this year. The Black Friday event takes place on November 29, and along with the release of their Tame Impala collaboration EP and the vinyl edition of their recent Peace Sword EP, they have announced the premiere of their long-in-the-works Stone Roses covers album.
  • Black Sabbath, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin winners at Classic Rock Awards

    Music awards shows are always hot, and some music just never gets old. Hence the existence of the Classic Rock Awards, we presume. Some of the biggest bands in, well, ever, took home the biggest prizes at the ceremony, which was held Thursday at the O2 Arena in London.
  • Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page remixes Notorious B.I.G's 'Hypnotize' [LISTEN]

    Jimmy Page has been busy, and it hasn't been with anything related to Led Zeppelin. Actually, correction: It does have something to do with Led Zeppelin, just not a reunion or a new box set or anything that Zep fans want to hear about. No, the legendary guitarist has recently taken a shot at remixing hip-hop.
  • The Black Keys competed to examine Stephen Colbert's rectum last night...

    Last week Today show hosts Al Roker and Matt Lauer were given an on-air prostate exam. It was pretty awkward. But to follow it up the way only Stephen Colbert can, the Colbert Report host decided he would take the exam up a notch.
  • Traumahelikopter: Dutch punk rockers wear themselves out with five days of energetic shows at CMJ Music Marathon

    This isn't traumahelikopter's first time at the rodeo. The Dutch punk rockers have stretched themselves thin at South by Southwest and Record Store Day already this year, but the CMJ Music Marathon is just one more avenue to get the attention of music media. They have our attention.
  • Rihanna 'What Now' music video debuts, 'Unapologetic' clip features an insane asylum, millipedes and more [WATCH]

    This morning (Nov. 15), Rihanna dropped the music video for the bombastic mid-tempo piano ballad "What Now." If her previous clip for "Pour It Up" was all party and strippers, this video is all stripped down and dark. Yes, Rihanna gets highly dramatic as a tortured soul in the latest video from her seventh studio album Unapologetic.
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