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Ciara is prepping the world for her forthcoming album Jackie set to release May 4. The singer has been building the anticipation for the new album. Most recently, the "I Bet" singer posted two snippets of her new songs to her Instagram account. -
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Mumford & Sons have switched up musical style, replacing the banjo with the electric guitar for its forthcoming third album 'Wilder Mind,' but there's something else the group wishes it could change up going forward: the band name. Frontman Marcus Mumford recently expressed his regrets for including his own name in the band's title. -
Amy Winehouse's Father Mitch 'Furious' Over Documentary, Threatens Lawsuit Against Asif Kapadia
We've been hearing a lot about the forthcoming Amy Winehouse documentary 'Amy: The Girl Behind The Name,' but something that hasn't been brought to light: The vocalist's father Mitch Winehouse isn't a fan in the least. He's made statements now that suggest he and the family will bring a lawsuit against filmmaker Asif Kapadia after the film debuts at the Cannes Film Festival next week. -
Paul McCartney Plots Philadelphia Show; More American Tour Stops Coming Amid Firefly, Lollapalooza?
Paul McCartney fans who don't want to shell out to attend one of his festival appearances this summer might be in luck, as a new date in Philadelphia may imply that McCartney is planning another leg of solo tour dates during 2015. The former Beatle confirmed Friday that he would be playing the Wells Fargo Center on June 21st, his first appearance in the city since 2010. -
Gunshots Fired At Lil Wayne's Tour Bus After Show In Atlanta
Lil Wayne's tour bus was shot at last night in Atlanta after a concert at the Compound nightclub. According to local reports, Cobb police say the bus was shot at, but no bullets managed to strike the vehicle. As of this morning, there are no suspects in the shooting. -
KCON Expands to New York for 2015, Following Successful Tokyo Launch; What's The Lineup?
The KCON festival has expanded to the East Coast as Korean music and culture continue to find new footholds in the United States. The event, which has been held in Los Angeles for four years now, will make its debut in the New York City area during 2015. -
Zedd Unveils 'True Colors' Tracklist Featuring Selena Gomez, Troye Sivan, Echosmith
Russian-born producer, DJ Zedd, real name Anton Zaslovski has unveiled the full tracklist for his sophomore artist album True Colors. The 11-track LP will feature a wide variety of different artists from different genres and backgrounds including Selena Gomez, Troye Sivan, Logic, Echosmith and others. -
Maryland Man Uses Faux Pharrell Williams Concert to Rob South Korean Company of $375,000
Pharrell Williams was tied into a bit of international crime this week when a man was arrested for falsely accepting payments to organize a concert with the performer for Korean clients. The story only gets more comedic from there. -
Damon Dash Serves $2.5 Million Summons Against Ex-Wife after Custody Battle over Fashion Mismanagement
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Chief Keef Reveals New Album Title 'Tha Cozart' as Lil Wayne's 'Tha Carter V' Beef Continues
As Lil Wayne's beef over 'Tha Carter V' continues, Chief Keef revealed the title of his new album. He has decided to name the project 'Tha Cozart.' -
Uncle Luke Recalls Supreme Court Battle Over 2 Live Crew's Music, Creation of 'Parental Advisory' Sticker [WATCH]
Close to the 25th anniversary of a legal obscenity battle in the music industry sparked in part by the release of 2 Live Crew's album As Nasty As They Wanna Be, Uncle Luke recalls the creation of the "parental advisory" sticker. -
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