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The members of Van Halen stopped by "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" last night, March 30, to perform with David Lee Roth for the first time on national television. The band ran through "Panama" and "Runnin' With the Devil" on the late night talk show. Van Halen will be back at it again tonight on "Live!" in celebration of its recently announced tour. -
'Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More for the Fans' Concert at Fox Theatre to Get Live CD, DVD Release
Lynyrd Skynyrd has almost been rocking on for 50 years, and now, the band's legacy will be celebrated by a tribute CD and DVD. Today (March 31), the Loud & Proud Records and Blackbird Presents announced that the November 2014 tribute concert One More for the Fans featuring classic rock covers from Alabama, Cheap Trick, Jason Isbell, O.A.R., Trace Adkins and more will be getting an official release. -
Ciara Announces New Album 'Jackie' and Tour: 'I Bet' Singer to Hit the Road for First Time in Six Years
Ciara has been prepping her return to music with her Future-inspired new single "I Bet," and now, she's getting ready to go on tour and release a new album. Today (March 31), the "Body Party" singer announced the dates and cities for her 2015 Jackie Tour and unveiled the artwork for her sixth studio LP Jackie. -
Ultra Music Festival 2015: Fewer Arrests & Felonies Reported This Year
Ultra Music Festival 2015 wrapped up Sunday night with a surprise guest-laden performance from American bass don Skrillex that included Diddy, Kiesza, Diplo and Justin Bieber. By all accounts, the festival was a success and the police numbers that have been released appear to back that up. Arrests were down in 2015, compared to 2014, from 84 to 76 with a sharp decline in felonies down from 31 to 20 according to data from the Miami PD via the Miami New Times. -
Migos's Yung Rich Nation Tour Dates Alongside OG Maco in May Announced Ahead of 'YRN Tha Album' Release
Migos have an album, 'YRN Tha Album,' coming this June, and in preparation of that this May the "Versace" trio will be heading out across the United States for an extensive Yung Rich Nation tour. OG Maco of "U Guessed It" fame will support the tour. It will take the Atlanta rap trio all across the country to music hot spots like New York City, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Detroit, Houston, San Francisco and Los Angeles, as well as smaller markets like Raleigh, Salt Lake City, Cleveland, Santa Ana and Birmingham. -
The Rolling Stones Announce Summer Zip Code Tour Dates, 'Sticky Fingers' Reissue on the Way
The Rolling Stones have announced a summer tour that kicks off May 24 in San Diego and ends July 15 in Quebec City. The Zip Code Tour will span 15 cities in North America, including Atlanta June 9, Nashville June 17 and Detroit July 8. Tickets for the dates will be available April 13 through the band's website. A reissue of 'Sticky Fingers' is also on the way. -
Kacey Musgraves Gives "Early June" Release For 'Same Trailer, Different Park' Follow-Up: "Biscuits" Singer Comments On Little Big Town "Girl Crush" Controversy
Kacey Musgraves blew critics away with her debut album Same Trailer, Different Park. The effort peaked at No. 1 on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart, No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and won a Grammy Award for best country album. Earlier this month, she shared the first taste from her upcoming sophomore effort, called "Biscuits." In a new interview with Cosmopolitan, she revealed a potential, yet-unconfirmed, release date - "Early June. Maybe June 9"-- among other details. -
Ludacris Drops 'Ludaversal' Today: Stream New Album on Spotify, Buy It on iTunes [LISTEN]
Ludacris dropped his newest album 'Ludaversal' today, March 31. 'Ludaversal' is now available to stream and purchase. It is the rapper's first album in five years. 'Ludaversal,' composed of 14 tracks, is now available to stream via Spotify. Fans will find musical guest appearances including Big K.R.I.T., Miguel, Monica and Usher. The tracklist is available to stream on Spotify below. -
Stream Wale's 'The Album About Nothing' Featuring J. Cole, Usher, Jeremih and Jerry Seinfeld [LISTEN]
Wale fans, the time has arrived: "The Pessimist" rapper has released his long-awaited fourth artist album 'The Album About Nothing.' Far from an album about nothing, it touches on heavy subjects like depression, drug and alcohol abuse and a miscarriage. The LP does all of this while also maintaining a fun side with the strong connection to Jerry Seinfeld and his show 'Seinfeld,' pulling excerpts from the show and pieces of their conversations together. The album is not packed filled with features but makes the most of each one with guest spots from J. Cole, Usher, Jeremih, SZA and Seinfeld. -
ASAP Rocky Comments On Ex-Girlfriend Iggy Azalea, Says "I Think She Works Hard Like The Rest Of Us'
In his new cover story with Complex, A$AP Rocky gives his thoughts on the career and criticism of his ex-girlfriend Iggy Azalea. The two began dating in late 2011, before Azalea's breakout "Fancy" propelled her to Grammy-nomination status. Azalea confirmed their relationship in an interview with Vibe and even got Live.Love.A$AP tattooed on her fingers. By July 2012, they were no longer dating, and the next year she got the tats removed and later moved on to current boyfriend Nick Young. Despite the breakup, Rocky wasn't completely ready to discredit his former lady. -
5 Seconds of Summer Second Album Hoax: 5SOS Fandom Gets Bored, Plays Twitter Prank
Watch out, because April Fools' Day seems to be starting early. After One Direction dominated the Twitter fandom trending topics over the last 15 or so hours due to that Louis Tomlinson/Naughty Boy feud, the 5 Seconds of Summer "family" had enough... and decided to spread the rumor that the band's second studio album had leaked in full online. -
Lily Allen Thinks Jay Z's Tidal Streaming Service Will Increase Traffic to Pirating Sites, Hurt Indie Artists
Jay Z's new streaming service Tidal is getting support from some of the biggest names in music, with everyone from Kanye West to Arcade Fire to Rihanna and Jack White holding a stake in the relaunched company. But there's one pop star who isn't buying these 16 musicians' claims that Tidal is the start of a musical revolution: Lily Allen. The high price point for the new service has the Sheezus singer wondering if music fans will be driven back to pirating websites.
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