• Drake Reunites With 'Degrassi' Cast Mates at Toronto Web Series Premiere

    What once began as a small acting career on the Canadian TV show, 'Degrassi,' blew up into a renowned career in the rap industry for Aubrey Graham who's now known as Drake. The rapper reunited with his former cast mates from "Degrassi: The Next Generatio"' at a Toronto web series premiere.

  • David Gilmour Used Wandsworth Prison's Liberty Choir Vocals on ‘Rattle That Lock’

    David Gilmour may have recruited the harmonies of David Crosby and Graham Nash for his latest solo album, 'Rattle That Lock,' but the Pink Floyd guitarist looked to London's Wandsworth Prison for some extra pizazz. Gilmour hired the inmates in the Liberty Choir to provide back up vocals for the title track of his latest LP, due out on September 18.

  • Music Times Matches Republican Debate Candidates (Trump et al) with Opening Acts

    The Republican Debates will air tonight on FOX, and many will be tuning in to hear what Donald Trump will say...versus actually trying to educate themselves on who the best candidate for the right side of the aisle might be. Music Times doesn't write too much about politics but we know something, duh, about music, so we've come up with an act or musician to accompany all ten of tonight's candidates. Check out our reasoning below, with the candidates ordered just as FOX has them ranked heading into the big event.

  • Britney Spears 'Pretty Girls' Added to Piece of Me Setlist

    Britney Spears is back in Las Vegas, and she's bringing "Pretty Girls" along with her. After a little hiatus from her Piece of Me residency at Planet Hollywood, Spears returned to Sin City this week, and she's expanded her setlist to include her latest single.

  • Freaky Deaky 2015 Lineup: Armin van Buuren, 2 Chainz, Bassnectar Headline

    Summer isn't even over and promoters, music fans and party-goers are already gazing their eyes to the next big holiday for events - Halloween. Chicago's React Presents, which hosts Spring Awakening, Summer Set Music Festival and North Coast Music Festival, is hosting a three day festival, Freaky Deaky, which enters its 7th year. The largely electronic festival will be headlined by the likes of Armin van Buuren, Bassnectar, Pretty Lights, 2 Chainz, Big Gigantic and others.

  • Robin Thicke NOT Marrying April Love Geary, Model Breaks News on Instagram

    Just 4 months after divorcing Paula Patton, his wife of 10 years, Robin Thicke was rumored to be engaged. His suspected bride-to-be, April Love Geary, is just 20 years old, 18 years younger than the "Blurred Lines" singer. After rumors ran rampant yesterday (August 5), Geary herself has now spoken out and denied any wedding plans.

  • Calvin Harris, Disciples 'How Deep Is Your Love' Video: Gigi Hadid Stars

    Calvin Harris has unveiled the music video for his new track with Disciples "How Deep Is Your Love." The trippy video features supermodel Gigi Hadid, who can't seem to stop touching her hair as she is transported between various locations around the world with a twirl and a flick of her wrist.

  • Ryan Adams Plans to Cover Taylor Swift's '1989' in the Style of The Smiths

    Singer-songwriter Ryan Adams shared details on his forthcoming project to cover Taylor Swift's 1989 in the style of Manchester's The Smiths. Revealing a behind the scene glimpse into the project via Instagram, Adams captioned his latest creative endeavor as "1989 as played by The Smiths." Featuring well-loved tracks like "Style," "Welcome To New York," and "Blank Space," it can be presumed that Adams' revamp of her recordbreaking release will only increase the pop star's already monolithic appeal.

  • Franz Ferdinand, Sparks (FFS) Announce North American Fall Tour

    Scottish rockers Franz Ferdinand plan to hit the road with synth pop duo Sparks under the moniker FFS. In the wake of the successful reception of their collaborative self-titled debut which was released in June, the dynamic "super group" shared details about their fall tour earlier this week. Both known for crafting contagiously dancey anthems, FFS's forthcoming handful of North American tour dates are bound to increase their already vibrant following.
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