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Yesterday, Wiz Khalifa was in Los Angeles to celebrate the Golden Globe nomination for his track "See You Again" from Furious 7. In a jovial mood on the red carpet, Wiz also felt like sharing and announced the exact release date of his new album Khalifa. -
Kehlani Confirms Relationship with Cleveland Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving on Instagram
It looks like Kehlani and Kyrie Irving, point guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers have been bitten by the love bug. The two confirmed their relationship on Instagram. -
Keith Urban Announces Ripcord World Tour to Accompany New Album 2016
Keith Urban is ready to pull away from American Idol and pull a different Ripcord. On Monday (Jan. 11), the country star announced that he is planning for a world tour and release of a new album for this summer. -
Justin Bieber 'Sorry' Overtakes Adele's 'Hello' as No. 1 Song as Twenty One Pilots Rise
Justin Bieber has one more person to apologize to - Adele. But, he may be less "Sorry" and more "sorry not sorry," because after eight weeks at No. 2, the Biebs' latest Purpose single has finally overtaken the "Hello" juggernaut on the Hot 100. -
Rough Trade Donating All David Bowie January Profits To Cancer Research
The music world is mourning the loss today of one of the all-time greats, David Bowie who died at the age of 69 after an 18-month-long battle with cancer. The outpouring of support has been felt by those who knew him personally and worked alongside him all the way to those who are just being introduced to his music now. Brooklyn and UK based record label, vinyl store and concert space Rough Trade is now paying their respects to the legend by donating all profits from his music to cancer research. -
Kanye West 'Swish' Release Date Finally Revealed After GOOD Fridays Return
A few weeks after introducing the world to baby Saint West, it seems Kanye West is finally ready to introduce us to his other baby. Over a year since dropping the Paul McCartney assisted “Only One”, West is setting his sights on February 11th for Swish, the long awaited follow up to 2013’s Yeezus. He took to twitter on Friday to make the announcement. -
Kevin Gates Says Adele's Song 'Hello' Is the Theme to His Life
Kevin Gates says Adele's multi-platinum single "Hello" is the "theme song to his life" in new interview. -
Tame Impala Announce World Tour Dates Including M83 Support Show
Tame Impala have announced a new batch of world tour dates in 2016, starting Europe, but then heading to South America and then arriving in the United States over the Northern hemisphere's summer. Touring on the back of their critically acclaimed album Currents, the group have been one of the more in demand acts heading into 2016 and have already picked up some big festival bookings like Lollapalooza South America and Firefly. They will also support M83 for one show in Washington D.C. -
Dierks Bentley Announces New Album 'Black' For Early 2016 Release
Dierks Bentley is looking to tell the story of his romantic life, and he's doing it the best way he knows how: through a new album. On Monday (Jan. 11), the "Drunk on a Plane" singer announced the release of his eighth studio album, Black. Though details like a release date, artwork or tracklist have yet to be revealed, Bentley has shared the intent behind his Riser follow-up. -
DJ Mustard, Travis Scott Share 'Whole Lotta Lovin'' Music Video
DJ Mustard and Travis Scott have unveiled the music video for their new club track "Whole Lotta Lovin'." The song came out less than a week ago, but it is already started to predictably make the impact that these two had hoped with a track like this. -
Adele '25' Bests Rachel Platten's 'Wildfire,' Justin Bieber's 'Purpose' for 7th Week at No. 1
Adele is an unstoppable force on the charts. For the seventh straight week, the "Hello" singer's new album 25 sits at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, besting the new release from Rachel Platten as well as old 2015 pop favorites from Justin Bieber, The Weeknd, twenty one pilots and more. -
Spotify Hit With Another Lawsuit, This Time For $200 Million
Just two weeks after being sued by artists over alleged unpaid royalties, Spotify is being slapped with another suit over similar alleged damages. The plaintiff, a group of recording artists, led by Melissa Ferrick, are seeking $200 million in damages from the streaming giant. The plaintiffs are being represented by Los Angeles law firm Gradstein & Marzano.
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