• Amsterdam Adding Three 24-Hour Nightclubs to City's Rich EDM Background

    Three Amsterdam nightclubs have been granted 24-hour permits, only adding to the Dutch city's reputation as a party town. It also begs the question as to whether they can truly be considered "nightclubs" anymore. The permits have apparently already been approved by mayor Eberhard van der Laan, according to Resident Advisor.

  • Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean among CMT Awards Performers

    The Country Music Television Awards has announced the first wave of performers that will appear at the show on June 10, including Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean and Florida Georgia Line. Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban and Lady Antebellum are also slated to appear. The show will continue to announce performers up until the broadcast, and the actual host is expected to be revealed soon.

  • Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa Launching DJ Careers: Can You Afford Them?

    Lil Wayne and Wiz Khalifa are two of the biggest rappers in the world. Weezy has accomplished a little more than Wiz, but both have had multiple number one hits and sold countless albums. Now they are taking their talents away from front of stage to a little further back into the DJ booth according to TMZ. According to the report, both Wiz and Weezy were inspired to take up the profession, which according to the new EDM film "We Are Your Friends" only takes a laptop, some talent and one song, by Snoop Dogg, who performs under the name DJ Snoopadelic.

  • Pandora Acquires Music Analytics Company Next Big Sound

    With all of the headlines about streaming services over the past few months focusing on Spotify, TIDAL, Soundcloud and Apple, Pandora has somehow managed to stay somewhat under the radar. Their latest move has put them back in the spotlight and possibly given them a major edge over their competitors in managing data. The San Francisco-area based company just bought the six-year-old music data analysis company Next Big Sound.

  • Kanye West Mad at 'Grossly Over-Censored' Billboard Music Performance

    Kanye West closed the Billboard Music Awards this weekend with a medley of hits but audiences at home didn't get to hear much at all due to the ceremonies overexcited censors. Or at least the rapper commented Tuesday that his set, which included "All Day" and "Black Skinhead," was handled with undue caution.

  • Main Poster for Amy Winehouse Documentary Film 'Amy' Unveiled

    The Cannes Film Festival premiered the first viewing of the Amy Winehouse documentary titled "Amy" this weekend and now the official movie poster has premiered online with the 'Back to Black' singer staring straight ahead, sporting her signature thick black eyeliner paired with bold pink letters spelling her name.

  • Stream Alesso's Album 'Forever' on iTunes Radio Ahead of Release

    A week ahead of its full release, Alesso has made his debut artist album, 'Forever,' available for streaming on iTunes Radio. Set for release on May 25, the "Cool" producer is giving fans an opportunity to hear the full LP before it is released in the hope that they will be inspired to pre-order it or purchase the project when it is released.

  • Soundcloud vs Sony: Madeon Slams Imminent Takedown of Account

    The war between Soundcloud and the second largest label in the world, Sony, is getting uglier by the day. It was reported earlier this month that negotiations between the two parties had broken down over "lack of monetization opportunities" and Sony was pulling down music from some of its major artists like Passion Pit, Adele and Miguel. Now the takedowns are spreading to their smaller artists and some are not happy at all. One artist who is about to get his music removed from Soundcloud is French electronic producer, Madeon, and he is not happy at all about the situation.
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