• SFX Stocks Slump on Weak Q2 Earnings Report, Despite Revenue Growth

    SFX Entertainment's stock has tumbled once more after reporting its Q2 earnings to investors. Despite having strong revenue growth, primarily from the busy summer festival season, the company reported weak earnings and a net loss of $48 million. SFX stock took a spill on Monday (Aug. 10), falling 22 percent to an all-time low of $2.36 before the second quarter earnings were released after the end of day trading.

  • Skrillex Talks deadmau5, Jack U, Justin Bieber, Bullying On 92.3

    After coming to Brooklyn for a special Jack Ü show at the Mad Decent Block Party on Sunday alongside the likes of Tyler, The Creator, CL, Knife Party, Gorgon City and more, Skrillex stuck around for a little radio promo and sat down with 92.3 AMP Radio to discuss a myriad of topics including the aforementioned Jack Ü project, working with Justin Bieber, deadmau5 and much more.

  • Marvin Gaye's Family to Sue 'Empire', Lee Daniels for Stealing Their Idea

    Marvin Gaye's family is getting litigious again, and this time they're coming after the smash FOX hit series Empire. After successfully suing Robin Thicke and Pharrell over similarities between "Blurred Lines" and the Gaye hit "Got to Give It Up," Marvin Gaye III is now claiming that he trademarked a show similar to Empire, and creator Lee Daniels stole his vision.

  • Joe Walsh Adds Dates To Fall Tour: New York, Ohio Getting Second Shows

    Former Eagles guitarist and fellow Montclair High School grad (go Mounties), Joe Walsh has added shows to his upcoming solo fall tour across the United States. The "Life's Been Good" musician has sold out shows at the Packard Music Hall in Warren, Ohio and then another at the Capitol Theater, so by popular demand Walsh added second shows.

  • Columbia House Files Bankruptcy as CDs No Longer Profitable

    Columbia House, a relic of the era when physical records and movies were king, has filed for bankruptcy after nearly two decades of declining revenue. The mail-order music and video retailer once boasted an annual profit of $1.4 billion at its peak in 1996 but in 2014 only tallied $17 million in revenue. According to the bankruptcy filings obtained by the Wall Street Journal, Filmed Entertainment Inc., the parent company for Columbia House cited the constantly evolving digital and online landscape and eroding physical CD sales.
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