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There's an entire generation of Tupac Shakur fans too young to have seen their favorite rapper live. Now, they (and the rest of the 2Pac army) will have a chance to get closer to the "Changes" star with All Eyez on Me: The Writings of Tupac Shakur, a Grammy Museum exhibit opening Feb. 2 in Los Angeles. -
'Enter The Dangerous Mind' - A Film About an EDM Producer Gone Mad Releases Trailer [WATCH]
Some of you probably thought that it would require a madman to listen to the same samples, sounds and loops over and over again to try and create electronic music. Well now someone agrees with you. A new film, "Enter The Dangerous Mind" (EDM), has read your mind (pun intended) and has put together a pretty decent cast for a movie about a deranged EDM producer who goes mad and eventually starts to kill. -
Rush to Receive Humanitarian Honor From Juno Awards
Rush has already collected a treasure trove of awards throughout their nearly 50-year career, but the band will add another to their stash this March. -
7 Solo Artists Who Have Performed Under Multiple Names: Puff Daddy, John Mellencamp, And More
As good as your music may be, one of the most important aspects of "making it" in the music business is simply getting your name out there, and making sure people remember it. These seven artists, however, decided to switch between multiple aliases, largely for artistic reasons, which probably makes organizing their albums in a record store a huge pain. -
Train Announce Summer Tour Dates, Tease New Video For "Bulletproof Picasso"
Train will be back this summer for their first full-length tour engagement since releasing Bulletproof Picasso in September. Pat Monahan and co. will be joined by The Fray and Matt Nathanson for the two-month run, which begins May 21 in Marysville, Calif. -
Grateful Dead Reunion: Phish Singer Trey Anastasio To Replace Jerry Garcia for Soldier Field Shows
The four surviving members of the Grateful Dead haven't played together in nearly 20 years, but that will change this July. The "Core Four" -- Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann, Phil Lesh and Bob Weir -- just announced a special three-show reunion -
Mackenzie Shivers "Orphan Song" - Exclusive Free Download From Her Album 'Neverland'
Mackenzie Shivers was born and raised in Tampa, Florida, but is now a staple of the New York City music circuit. She began writing music at the age of four and studied classical piano at Vanderbilt University's Blair School of Music in Nashville, where she earned a degree in music composition and theory. From there she honed her craft into the folk-pop sound she has today. She's often compared to Joni Mitchell and '90s-era Jewel, but her piano-driven songs are very much her own style. -
John Legend, Idina Menzel Announced As Super Bowl XLIX Pregame Performers
Idina Menzel and John Legend have been announced as performers for the Super Bowl XLIX pregame festivities at the University of Phoenix Stadium on Feb. 1, Billboard reports. Menzel will be singing The National Anthem while Legend will sing "America The Beautiful." -
Ludacris Comes Angry, Stays Polished on 'Burning Bridges'; EP Features Rick Ross, Jason Aldean, John Legend Guest Spots
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. This week we look at Ludacris' new EP 'Burning Bridges' and its lead-up to a new album during 2015, 'Ludaversal.' -
Sleater-Kinney's Celebrity Friends Ellen Page, Natasha Lyonne, Andy Samberg & More Sing Along To "No Cities To Love," 'Broad City' Stars To Interview The Band Tonight [WATCH]
Sleater-Kinney is set to release their comeback album, No Cities To Love, next week and they've enlisted a bunch of famous friends to celebrate in a video for their title track. These famous indie fans sing along to the song via webcam in various cities. It opens with band member Carrie Brownstein's Portlandia partner Fred Armisen playing keyboard on a New York City sidewalk then flashes over to Gerard Way singing in his room. Brie Larson, Natasha Lyonne, Ellen Page, Sarah Silverman, J Mascis, Vanessa Bayer, Miranda July, Norman Reedus, Andy Samberg, Evan Rachel Wood, and band members Corin Tucker, Janet Weiss, and Brownstein also join in on the sing-along. -
Marvel Comics News: Run The Jewels Lend Artistic Influence to Upcoming Issues of 'Howard The Duck' and 'Deadpool'
Run The Jewels is far from the best-selling hip hop act from the last two years. Despite that fact, they're potentially the most culturally relevant at the moment, thanks not only to the critical acclaim that's been brought down upon its self-titled debut from 2013 and Run The Jewels 2 last year, but also the group's recognizable logo: A pair of amputated hands, one holding a chain and the other making a gun. That sort of recognizability has gotten them an honor that many an emcee can't claim: a Marvel comic book cover. -
Tech N9ne Tour Coming to U.S. during April, New Album 'Special Effects' Will Drop Early in May
Tech N9ne is already the best-selling independent hip-hop performer of all time and he's looking to bolster that record during 2015. The emcee announced this week that he'll be releasing another new set during May with 'Special Effects.'
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