• Ariana Grande Debuts "Dangerous Woman" on 'SNL,' Impersonates Rihanna, Whitney Houston & More

    On Saturday (March 12), Ariana Grande showed off her singing and acting skills when she hosted the latest episode of 'Saturday Night Live.' Not only did she shut down the stage with a debut performance of her new single, "Dangerous Woman," but Grande also kept the audience laughing in a skit impersonating the various music styles of Rihanna, Whitney Houston and many more.

  • Avicii, Conrad Sewell's 'Taste The Feeling' Named Official Coca-Cola Euro 2016 Anthem

    In January, Coca-Cola unveiled its new anthem with Avicii and Australian-raised singer Conrad Sewell titled "Taste The Feeling" as the new soundtrack to their ad campaigns going forward. There were 10 different ads that the song was going to help bring to life for various situations such as the major sporting events coming up this summer. It is now official that the tune will now soundtrack all of Coke's UEFA Euro 2016 ad campaign.

  • Radiohead Announce 2016 World Tour Dates with Four U.S. Shows: New Album on the Way?

    When Radiohead announced a few international festival dates earlier this year, it was a bit of a double-edged sword for fans. On one hand, the band would once again be hitting the live circuit for the first time since 2012. But on the other hand, the shows were far-reaching in Berlin, Barcelona and Montreal. But on Monday (March 14), there was a bit of relief when Radiohead revealed a full roster of 2016 tour dates.

  • Zendaya Twitter Beef: Julie Klausner 'Too Thin, Anti-Jew' Role Model, Kids' Choice Awards Rant

    Earlier this month, 19-year-old songstress Zendaya accepted Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Award for "Favorite Kids Show Female Star." During her touching speech, the "K.C. Undercover" sweetheart stated - "Making positive programming for young people is so important to me... To all the parents out there, thank you for allowing me to be a role model for your children." Well, outspoken commedianne Julie Klausner would beg to differ. During the show, Klausner totally blasted the "Replay" singer on Twitter, insisting that she's way too thin to inspire such youth.

  • Stream New 'Son of Sorrow' EP from Rapper The West Ghost [LISTEN]

    On-the-rise hip-hop artist The West Ghost, unsurprisingly from the West Coast, recently released his latest 5-track EP, Son of Sorrow, mixing dark trap, soul and catchy rap into a genre-bending collection of songs. With hopes of creating more of a platform for lyricists like himself, while also incorporating the mainstream appeal of current hip-hop trends without catering to any audience, The West Ghost's newest material is sure to leave an impression. You can listen to a full stream of this EP below.

  • Counterpoint Festival Cancels 2016 Festival, Following TomorrowWorld's Lead

    What had at one point been a very strong festival market, notably for electronic music, is now starting to look somewhat depleted after these past few weeks. Over the weekend Georgia-based EDM festival Counterpoint Music & Arts Festival announced that it had canceled its 2016 edition, following in the unfortunate footsteps of SFX bankruptcy casualty TomorrowWorld.

  • Vince Grant Shares "Oceans II" Music Video Off 'My Depression is Always Trying to Kill Me' EP

    Like many musicians and other creative types, singer-songwriter Vince Grant's life has been affected by depression. Using his talents as a performer to deal with his struggles, including alcohol and drug issues, Grant is helping listeners relate and hopefully deal with similar issues. He released the immensely personal My Depression is Always Trying to Kill Me EP just last year, but this month he's shared a great new music video for his deep track, "Oceans II." Watch this music video and stream his EP below!

  • Stream Bryan Deister's New Album 'Spines of the Heart' [LISTEN]

    Bryan Deister is one of the more versatile singer-songwriters currently attending the acclaimed Berklee College of Music for writing and composition, but he just released a double album, Spines of the Heart, after just two years of his professional education. This 90-minute collection of songs is a bold step for a young performer, though each lyric, instrument and note is as important as the next, showing us that his education goes far beyond the coveted school. Listen to a stream of this 23-song record below!
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