• Apple Music, Kygo Partner for Launch with A-Ha 'Take On Me' Remix

    Apple Music at last pulled back the curtains and unveiled the product that everyone expects to try and compete with the current streaming giants like Pandora and Spotify. The reaction has been mixed so far, with complications regarding compatibility with iTunes and the use of mp3s. Apple Music has partnered with some of the biggest artists in music like The Weeknd, Pharrell and Puff Daddy to help present and support the platform, but they have turned to a trendy new artist who has made his living with streaming - Kygo. The partnership, which includes the producer splashed across the Apple Music homepage, will also premiere a new remix for the classic hit "Take On Me" from fellow Norwegian act a-Ha.

  • Disclosure, Flume Throwing 'Wild Life' Party in Ibiza Medieval Castle

    Flume and Disclosure, two of the hottest dance acts in the world are taking over another UNESCO World Heritage site. This time they will head west to the white isle of Ibiza to put on another edition of Disclosure's Wild Life concert series at the 2,500 year-old medieval castle Dalt Vila right in Old Town Ibiza.

  • Kings of Leon Have Begun Seventh Studio Album

    In an interview with Sirius XM's Alt Nation channel at Firefly Festival last week, brothers Caleb and Nathan Followill confirmed that Kings of Leon have starting creating their seventh studio album. "We've been at home writing, trying to get some new stuff going," Nathan Followill said. "And we kind of had to put it on hold because we have this and another festival coming up, but we have big enough breaks in between most of them to where I think we're gonna be able to get the album written by the end of the year."

  • Rick Wakeman and Jon Anderson Remember Yes Bassist Chris Squire

    Losing his fight to a rare breed of Leukemia, Yes bassist and co-founder of the legendary progressive rock band, Chris Squire, passed away on June 27. Former bandmates, keyboardist Rick Wakeman and singer Jon Anderson, who founded the band alongside Squire in 1968, penned tributes to their deceased bandmate- the only member to appear on every Yes album.

  • Gucci Mane Shares "Parking Lot," "Young N*ggas" From 'Trapology'

    Today, Gucci Mane has unveiled two of the biggest collaborations set to appear on his upcoming project Trapology, which will be released at midnight on July 2. With the two tracks, Gucci goes coastal tabbing West Coast hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg on "Parking Lot" and then nabs a pair of New York City area rappers Fetty Wap and Jadakiss for "Young N*ggas."

  • Bassnectar Releases Diverse 16-Track 'Into The Sun' Mixtape

    American bass don, Lorin Ashton, known professionally as Bassnectar has been hard at work this past year making loads of new music and he has at last released the mother lode in the form of a new mixtape titled Into The Sun. The diverse, 16-track project is heavy collaborations with various other producers and rappers with a few remixes sprinkled in for the likes of The Naked & Famous, David Heartbreak and Psymbionic & Of The Trees.

  • Foo Fighters Resume North American Tour Despite Dave Grohl Leg Injury

    After suffering a fall off stage in Sweden and an eventual broken leg, the Foo Fighters were forced to cancel a series of European tour dates including a Glastonbury headliner. Not allowing Dave Grohl's injury to halt any further gigs, the group has shut down any possibility of cancelling what looked like a doubtful North American tour and will trudge on to play the series of shows as planned.

  • TomorrowWorld 2015 Lineup: Bassnectar, Kaskade, Porter Robinson Added

    The summer festival is well under way with multiple events happening each weekend across the glove. However, many electronic music fans have already circled on their calendar the end of September as their big destination with the third running of ID&T's largest North American EDM music festival, TomorrowWorld. Last month, the three-day event announced the first wave of artists who will headline the festival and today they have unveiled the second batch of artists who will head go down to Georgia in September.
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