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Wilco's six-night residency titled "Wilco Winterlude 2014" in the band's hometown of Chicago will take place at the Riviera Theatre, the group recently announced. -
T.I. Performs 'Paperwork' Tracks "No Mediocre," "About The Money," Reads "Texts From Your Mom" On Jimmy Kimmel Live! [WATCH]
T.I. stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night in support of his upcoming ninth studio album, Paperwork, due out October 21 via Grand Hustle Records/Columbia Records. He hit the outdoor Hollywood stage to perform his hits "No Mediocre" and "About the Money." He also participated in a new segment called "Texts From Your Mom," where he read actual texts that people have received from their mothers. -
Lupe Fiasco Announces New Mixtape 'Lost in the Atlantic,' Blames Atlantic Records for Album Delay [WATCH]
Lupe Fiasco’s upcoming studio album "Tetsuo & Youth" has been delayed for a while — there were rumors of an August release date, which obviously did not happen — but today we learned he is not the one to blame. In an Instagram post from earlier today, Oct. 14, via radio.com, the Chicago rapper claimed his label Atlantic Records is holding back the release of "Tetsuo & Youth" until he gives them “a pop single,” and said that in the meantime he is "putting together a mini-project while they find one for me." This “mini-project” Fiasco is referring to is a new mixtape cleverly titled "Lost in the Atlantic," which he says was recorded “with a bunch of my friends to stay active and happy.” -
The National Talk Smack on Arcade Fire in 'Comedy Bang! Bang!' Video [WATCH]
IFC's "Comedy Bang! Bang!" kicks off a new season Friday, Oct. 17, and the show shared a preview clip recently of an upcoming episode. The Brooklyn-based band The National will be featured this season, and the band members show up in a hilarious sketch about helping out schools in need and making fun of Arcade Fire, Consequence of Sound notes. -
Jada Pinkett-Smith Doesn't Care If You Dislike Her Family, Says Tupac Loved Metal Music [WATCH]
Jada Pinkett-Smith has a standout résumé that includes several prominent acting roles, a best-selling book and Wicked Wisdom, the metal band she formed a little more than a decade ago. But she is also in charge of a household bursting with star power. Husband Will Smith needs no introduction, while son Jaden and daughter Willow have already become celebrities thanks to a combination of lineage, acting and musical prowess. The Smith kids often take heat for various reasons — outfits, photographs, crappy movies, etc. — but their mother provides a strong repellant for critics, and said Tupac Shakur loved metal. -
Belle and Sebastian Shares Artwork, Tracklist for Upcoming Album 'Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance' [PHOTO]
Belle and Sebastian's upcoming studio album "Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance" is not set for release until Jan. 20, but today the band has shared the album's cover and tracklist, which you can check out below. -
Mary Lambert Interview: 'Same Love' Star Discusses Drake's Influence on Debut Album 'Heart on My Sleeve'
You know Mary Lambert from the hook of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis's revolutionary pro-LGBT song "Same Love" — "I can't change," she sings, "Even if I tried / Even if I wanted to" — but the Seattle-area singer is anonymous compared to hip-hop's new "it" duo, in part because she has not even released an album yet. "Heart on My Sleeve," out today, Oct. 14, is her first try, and she talks about Drake's influence on it. -
Jack White's Keyboardist Isaiah "Ikey" Owens Found Dead In Mexico
Isaiah "Ikey" Owens, Jack White's keyboardist in his touring band, was found dead today (Oct. 14) in Mexico. -
Luke Bryan Announces Winter 2015 Tour Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
Country superstar Luke Bryan announced today that he will be extending his current tour into 2015, radio.com reported. After concluding the current leg of his That's My Kind of Night tour Oct. 26 in Inglewood, California, Bryan will return Feb. 10 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and make stops in Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana and Florida. The winter leg of his tour will conclude Feb. 21 in Orlando, Florida. -
Common Announces 'Nobody's Smiling' Tour with Jay Electronica [FULL SCHEDULE]
In support of his latest album "Nobody's Smiling," Chicago rapper Common has announced the 13-date Nobody's Smiling Tour, which will kick off in Las Vegas Nov. 21 and end with two dates at the Fillmore in New York City Dec. 9 and 10. New Orleans rapper Jay Electronica will be joining Common as the opening act. -
Iggy Pop Criticizes U2's Free 'Songs of Innocence' in John Peel Lecture
The godfather of punk Iggy Pop is the latest critic of U2's free album, "Songs of Innocence," explaining his beef with the move during his John Peel lecture in England yesterday, Oct. 13. -
Royce da 5'9" and DJ Premier Release 'PRhyme' Artwork and Tracklist
Royce da 5'9" has worked with plenty of famous rappers in the past — Eminem, Diddy, Dr. Dre, Crooked I and Joe Budden to name a few — but he said his new project with DJ Premier for which he has released the tracklist and cover art, PRhyme, stacks up with all the rest.
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