• Paul Simon, Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley Perform at All For The Hall Benefit [WATCH]

    An all-star cast of musicians came together for the annual All for the Hall concert, this year at the new Playstation Theater in Times Square Tuesday night, for a private acoustic performance to raise money for Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame and music education programs. Performers included Paul Simon, Emmylou Harris, Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley and Vince Gill.

  • Blake Shelton Tour Dates 2016 Announced, New Album Teased

    `Blake Shelton isn't letting his divorce slow him down for 2016. As the latest season of The Voice gets rolling, on Thursday (Oct. 8), the "Neon Light" singer announced that he will be hitting the road this winter and will be releasing a new album in the new year.

  • Rihanna's New Album 'ANTI' Gets Title, Artwork at LA Gallery Event [PHOTOS]

    Rihanna's new album finally has a title and some artwork. Nine months after initially teasing the album and seasons after dropping her singles "FourFiveSeconds," "B*tch Better Have My Money' and "American Oxygen," on Wednesday night (Oct. 8), Rihanna announced her Unapologetic follow-up will be titled ANTI.

  • Emma Stone Stars in New Will Butler Music Video 'Anna' [WATCH]

    When Will Butler's single "Anna," from his 2015 album 'Policy,' dropped in January, it was accompanied by a simple DIY video of Butler dancing to the song in a dimly lit field. For the official music video, he ramped things up with Emma Stone starring in a dance number aboard a cruise ship.

  • John Mayer Defends Dead & Company Fall Tour Trailing 'Fare Thee Well' Final Concerts

    Over the summer, the Grateful Dead had fans pack up the van and start truckin' to their final 'Fare Thee Well' tour concerts in both the Bay Area and Chicago. Trailing the performances, many deadheads were dedicated to bringing the Dead over to the east coast for some fare thee well fun of their own but to their surprise, Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann announced that they'd regroup. Lacking Phil Lesh, the guitarist and two percussionists decided to take on John Mayer for their latest project, Dead & Company.

  • Rick Ross Speaks On Album, Meek Mill-Drake Beef & 50 Cent's Bankruptcy

    Rick Ross just announced a new album, Black Market, after releasing its first single, "Sorry," featuring Chris Brown. When he stopped by Power 105.1 to sit down with The Breakfast Club, and then Angie Martinez, though, the main focus was on his affiliation in two different rap beefs, one involving his MMG signee, Meek Mill, and former collaborator, Drake, and one involving himself and 50 Cent.

  • Deadmau5 Leaves Universal, Joining Indie Distributer Kobalt

    As one of the most acts in electronic music, deadmau5 knows a thing or two about the music business. He has gone through the major label machine on his way to dance music dominance, but it appears as though that is coming to an end. After signing with Universal Records' American imprint Capitol Records / Astralwerks for his 2014 album while(1<2), deadmau5 became dissatisfied with the way the label handled his music. That pushed him to break off the contract and go indie with music publishing and distribution company Kobalt that represents the likes of Dave Grohl, Lionel Richie, Beck, Skrillex, Paul McCartney and others.

  • Taylor Swift Talks Nicki Minaj VMAs Twitter Fight, Kanye West Friendship

    After dealing with celebrity twitter drama with Nicki Minaj ahead of the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards, Taylor Swift will be handling all future concerns and social media mishaps offline--take notes social media mavens. The pop sensation spoke with NME for an exclusive interview, spaning topics from her misunderstandings with Minaj and Kanye West, the wild success of her '1989' tour, her ever-growing squad of guest appearances and her role as a public icon.
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