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Taylor Swift's recent single "Welcome to New York" has met with a lot of snark and criticism from New Yorkers, including us here at "Music Times," but the song's success may actually be beneficial to New York City. During her appearance today, Oct. 29, on "The View," Swift revealed that the proceeds she is making off the song are going to be donated to the New York City public school system. -
The Allman Brothers Close Out Career at Beacon Theatre: 5 Other Huge Performances from The Classic Live Band
To celebrate the career of The Allman Brothers (it played its last show on October 28 in New York City) and the group's acclaimed live performances, Music Times points out five concerts of special note. -
August Alsina Shares 'Grindin' Music Video, His First Since Falling into Coma [WATCH]
R&B star August Alsina has shared the music video for his latest single “Grindin,” his first new song in six months, and the first we have heard from the New Orleans singer since he collapsed on stage six weeks ago in New York and fell into a coma due to exhausation and dehydration. -
Ice Cube Makes 'Sesame Street' Debut, Turns Himself Into An Actual, Anthropomorphic Ice Cube [WATCH]
Ice Cube is the latest guest to make an appearance on Sesame Street. In a promotional clip for his debut on the show, he hung out with Elmo and taught him a new word "astounding," which he defines as "when something is so amazing it catches you by surprise." -
Brantley Gilbert to Join Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean on Tour
On Monday, Oct. 27, country superstars Kenny Chesney and Jason Aldean announced that they would be combining their massive 2015 stadium tours for 10 dates next summer, and today they have revealed that another country star will be joining them. Brantley Gilbert will be performing with Chesney and Aldean from May to August, as well as five additional dates with Chesney. -
Bleachers Wasn't The First Band to Feature Ice Cream Trucks: Videos from Smashing Pumpkin, Skrillex, ILOVEMAKONNEN and More
Music Times celebrates Bleachers' new video with five other clips based around ice cream trucks. -
Paul Simon Inspires Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Exhibit [PHOTO + VIDEO]
Looks like the time has come for Paul Simon to add another check to his success list, because Ultimate Classic Rock is reporting that the former Simon and Garfunkel member is getting his own exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which will open tomorrow, Oct. 30. -
Eminem Reveals Tracklist For 'Shady XV' Compilation
On Nov. 24, Eminem will be releasing a two-disc compilation album titled "Shady XV," which celebrates the 15th anniversary of the Detroit rapper's imprint label Shady Records, and today the album's tracklist has been revealed, "Rap-Up" reports. -
Taylor Swift Performs 'Welcome to New York', Talks Loving NYC on 'Letterman' in New York [WATCH]
Taylor Swift seems to be everywhere this week, hot off the release of her new album 1989, but the "Shake it Off" singer kept it close to her new hometown last night (Oct. 28) with an interview and performance of "Welcome to New York" on The Late Show with David Letterman. -
Metallica to Perform on 'Craig Ferguson' for Weeklong Residency
Seeing as how the Foo Fighters’s recent weeklong residency on "The Late Show with David Letterman" was a success, heavy metal legends Metallica will be following suit on another CBS talk show. Starting Nov. 17, Metallica will be performing for five nights straight on "The Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson in support of the 10th anniversary reissue of their documentary "Some Kind of Monster." -
A Portrait of Oasis Was Stolen in Manchester, Police Quote Song Titles in Statement Urging Its Return
After a black-and-white portrait of British band Oasis was stolen from a museum in Manchester, law officials released a statement, quoting two song titles from the band's catalog to urge the piece's return. -
Meghan Trainor and "All About That Bass" Once Again Top Downloads Charts as Taylor Swift Drops Off in Advance of '1989'
Your correspondent was perhaps as wrong as he's ever been during last week's summary of the Digital Downloads charts. Taylor Swift had taken the top two spots on the chart and we predicted that this week might find her with the top three spots, thanks to new release "Welcome To New York." So what happened?
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