• Zella Day Announces Fall 'Kicker' North America Tour Dates

    Arizona native, Zella Day has announced a new batch of tour dates this fall. The "Compass" singer will embark on a headlining tour across the United States in support of her album Kicker, which was released on June 2. The tour dates are added to her already announced batch of live shows this summer that will take her to a few festivals like Lollapalooza, while also hitting secondary markets like Madison, Wisconsin, Youngstown, Ohio and Columbia, Missouri.

  • Katy Perry's New Perfume Mad Potion Can Be Bought on Twitter

    Katy Perry has officially launched her new perfume, and she's inviting all her Katy Cats to the magical party. Yesterday (July 22), the "Dark Horse" singer unveiled her latest scent Mad Potion - and now you can buy it directly from Twitter.

  • Dirtybird Campout 2015 Lineup: Claude VonStroke, Justin Martin Headline

    Dirtybird Campout has announced the complete lineup for its inaugural festival next month. Included Dirtybird Records' first camping festival's bill include imprint don, Claude VonStroke, signees, Justin Martin, Justin Jay, Kill Frenzy, J.Phlip and other acts like Benoit & Sergio and Lee Foss.

  • Horrible Songs for National Hot Dog Day, From Elvis Presley to Limp Bizkit

    Today is national hot dog day, a celebration of perhaps the most American of food items, and a time for everyone to enjoy their "tube steaks" in whatever way they prefer (your correspondent, from Cincinnati, prefers his with chili, cheese and mustard). Although there aren't very many losers when it comes to eating hot dogs...there are plenty of losers when the food item gets tossed into music. Here are five examples of musicians failing to find musical inspiration in America's favorite pork byproduct, from Limp Bizkit to LMFAO.

  • ADE 2015 Initial Lineup Announced: Alesso, Tiesto, Martin Garrix

    Electronic music's big fall professional and musical conference, Amsterdam Dance Event, has announced the initial lineup for its 2015 edition. Among those included in the 634 confirmed names thus far at ADE are the likes of Tiësto, Nicky Romero, Alesso, Axwell / Ingrosso, Martin Garrix and many others. Other big names include Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Hardwell, Adam Beyer, Richie Hawtin and DJ Snake.

  • 6 Hip-Hop Song Sans Verses for AC: Tupac, Eminem, Kanye West and More

    Has your mother ever commented how much she enjoys the chorus to "See You Again" or "Monster," but that she really wishes Wiz Khalifa and Eminem (respectively) hadn't "ruined" the song with their raps? She's not the first. This week we found out that a revised version of the former song, featuring only Charlie Puth's hook, as well as new melodic verses in place of Khalifa's bars, has been on the rise at Adult Contemporary radio...occasionally known as "Adult Conservative." The only thing less likely to end up on AC than hip-hop is heavy metal, but as rappers frequently find themselves invited to guest on pop singles (such as Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" featuring Kendrick Lamar), labels sometimes edit the "offending" portion out, resulting in a safer, frequently less exciting product.

  • Led Zeppelin Unveils Rough Mix of 'When the Levee Breaks' [LISTEN]

    In the midst of the career-spanning eight Led Zeppelin reissues and accompanying alternative mixes, it's a wonder there's still abundant bonus material left for fans to discover. "When the Levee Breaks" took to the dark side on the Led Zeppelin IV reissue but it seems they've been saving an alternative rough mix, "If It Keeps On Raining" for their final deluxe reissue of Zeppelin's concluding album, 'Coda.'

  • Lupe Fiasco Adds Perspective To Meek Mill, Drake Ghostwriting Feud

    After Meek Mill called out Drake for allegedly not writing his own verse on the Dreams Worth More Than Money track R.I.C.O., rappers from all across hip-hop decided to add their two cents on the ordeal. Lupe Fiasco has written a lengthy piece on his Instagram, giving on perspective on the practice of "ghostwriting," trying to make it clear that things are not so black and white when it comes to writing rhymes.
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