• Blake Shelton/Miranda Lambert Divorce Documents Sealed from Public: Why?

    A judge in Oklahoma is under fire after ordering that the divorce files from country stars Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton remain sealed, ruling that the state has legitimate cause to do so, due to the pair's popularity within American culture. That decision hasn't flown too well with some lawmakers, who claim Lambert and Shelton don't fill the requirements needed to keep such documents away from the public eye.

  • Grateful Dead's Bob Weir to Record an 'Album of Cowboy Songs'

    With the long-awaited Fare Thee Well shows now just a Fourth of July weekend memory, the Grateful Dead have wrapped up their live performances, for now. Guitarist and lyricist Bob Weir, on the other hand, is ready to jump into his next musical venture. The 67-year-old founding member of the Dead has now shifted his focus to crafting "an album of cowboy songs," offering an extensive lineup of musicians including songwriter Josh Ritter.

  • Chief Keef to Host 'All-Star' Hologram Concert in 3 Cities at Once

    Chief Keef's hologram isn't going down without a fight. Keef and FilmOn TV, the company he recently signed to, and Hologram USA attempted to put on a secret show at Craze Fest in Hammond, Indiana, just outside of Chicago, this past Saturday night (July 25). Keef's hologram took the stage, spoke on his #StopTheViolence campaign, and was shut down minutes into "I Don't Like," the first and only song performed.

  • 'Montage of Heck' Theatrical Release Adds Previously Unreleased Kurt Cobain Demo

    Although it's already been through the festival circuit and saw an HBO release as well as a short-lived theatrical run, the Brett Morgen-directed Kurt Cobain documentary' Montage of Heck' will get a theatrical re-release on August 7. This time around, fans will be able to hear an unreleased Cobain song that Morgen carefully inserted into the film without re-editing.

  • Rudimental Shares 'I Will For Love' Featuring Will Heard, World Tour Dates

    Rudimental has unveiled a new single from their upcoming album, 'We The Generation.' The new track, "I Will For Love," features the vocals of Major Toms signee, Will Heard, who is all over the album and is one of the singers who tours with the band on the road. In addition to unveiling the new track, Rudimental has announced a new batch of tour dates for an upcoming world tour.

  • Ultra Music Festival Announces Puerto Rico Expansion

    Ultra Music Festival continues its outward expansion with a new announcement that it will host a new one-day this fall in Puerto Rico. This will be the first festival for the global electronic music festival brand in the Caribbean.

  • Birdman Guarantees Young Thug & Lil Wayne Collab, Denies Any Beef

    We've already seen Birdman make some bold claims in his extensive interview with Angie Martinez. In part two of the interview, the Cash Money CEO is adamant there is no beef between Young Thug (his "nephew") and Lil Wayne (his "son"). He even so far as to say he guarantees they will make music together.

  • Safaree Samuels to Meek Mill & Nicki Minaj: I Ghostwrote and 'Get Off My D*ck'

    Safaree Samuels has some strong words for Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj. Before namedropping Drake's ghostwriter, paving the way for the year's hottest controvery, Meek first took shots at Nicki's ex Safaree Samuels. Now the Dreams Worth More Than Money rapper has two beefs on his hands. And speaking of ghostwriters, Safaree remains adamant that he used to write for Nicki.
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