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Apparently they didn't watch the recent season ending efforts from South Park, which lampooned hologram performances and the current state of the music industry, or maybe they couldn't see past the dollar signs: Hologram USA is reportedly working hand in hand with the Liberace Foundation for The Performing and Creative Arts to create a hologram version of the pianist for a feature-length Las Vegas show. -
Julian Casablancas + The Voidz Cancel Australian and Asian Tours Amid "Logistical Circumstances"
Julian Casablancas + The Voidz announced Friday that it would have to cancel all of its dates in the country due to "logistical circumstances." -
Katy Perry Sells More Than 350,000 Australian Tickets, Sets Record at Sydney's Allphones Arena During Tour Down Under
Katy Perry will make sure to hit Australia during her next world tour as well, and hit it hard. The pop star played an impressive 23 dates during her recent run on the "Prismatic" tour and sold more than 350,000 tickets along with breaking some individual arena numbers along the way. She's now the all-time record holder for a stretch of shows at Allphones Arena in Sydney, where she sold out six gigs, a total of 89,500 tickets. -
Marsha Ambrosius Brings Natalie Stewart On Stage For Floetry Reunion During London Performance [WATCH]
Marsha Ambrosius shocked her fans during a London performance when she brought Natalie Stewart on stage for a Floetry reunion. -
Project Pat Releases 'Cheez N Dope 3' Mixtape After Comments About Three 6 Mafia Reunion Album [LISTEN]
Project Pat recently made some waves with his comments about his and Juicy J's more than likely absence from a Three 6 Mafia reunion album, but he's been working on some music of his own. He recently released his Cheez N Dope 3 mixtape. -
After 14 Years, 'Black Messiah' Is Everything D'Angelo Fans Have Been Waiting For [ROUND-UP REVIEW]
Fans have been waiting 14 years for new music from D'Angelo and seemingly out of nowhere, he released his third album "Black Messiah" with help from his band The Vanguard. According to critics, despite the album's expedited release, the music sounds just as good and in ways, progressively better than Brown Sugar and Voodoo. -
Rick Ross Visits 'Good Morning America,' Talks 85-Pound Weight Loss with Sara Haines [WATCH]
Rick Ross decided to pay a visit to the folks at Good Morning America and while there, he dished on his 85-pound weight loss with Sara Haines. -
Bobby Shmurda Pleads Not Guilty to Conspiracy, Drug and Gun Charges, Bail Set at $2 Million
News broke yesterday that Bobby Shmurda (whose birth name is Ackquille Pollard) had been arrested at Manhattan's Quad Studios, the same site where Tupac was first show 20 years ago, along with several members of his GS9 crew. Today the public has learned what he has been charged with. The "Hot N-a" rapper has been charged with reckless endangerment in the second degree, conspiracy in the second degree, three counts of conspiracy in the third degree, two counts of criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree and one count of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia (intent to sell and possession of narcotics). -
TV On The Radio Share 'Lazerray' Music Video, Set In A Skate Park
Brooklyn indie rock veterans TV On The Radio have shared the music video for their track "Lazerray." The black and white video features the band performing in a skate park, and features appearances by pro skaters such as Eric Koston, Lance Mountain, Sean Malto, and Andrew Reynolds. -
Chromeo Show How They Made Album 'White Woman' [WATCH]
Electronic funk/disco duo Chromeo comprised of David Macklovitch (Dave 1), brother to A-Trak, and Patrick Gemayel (P-Thugg) have been making noise for well over a decade, but it wasn't until their fourth artist album "White Woman" hit shelves this past May that things really started to take off. In conjunction with the album being released, the "Jealous" duo have released a video with Noisey, part of the Vice network, showing the long process of creating their album. They take fans behind the scenes into studios in New York and Los Angeles as they argue over minute details of vocals, writing sessions and learn about their influences as artists. -
Rich Homie Quan Christmas Carols 'Silent Night' and 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer' [WATCH]
'Tis the season to be thankful, spread joy and of course sing songs. Rich Homie Quan, whose preferred medium is normally rhythmic spoken word, has stepped a bit outside of his normal comfort zone to sing some timeless Christmas classics. Dequantes Lamar, better known as Rich Homie Quan, has teamed up with XXL to sing "Silent Night" and "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." The "Type Of Way" rapper does his very best to hit all the high notes, but in the end really just captures the Christmas spirit of the songs. Watch the beautiful rendition of "Silent Night" below. -
Garth Brooks Talks Hiatus, Performs 'Mom' From 'Man Against Machine' on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' [WATCH]
Garth Brooks stopped by 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' last night (Dec. 17) to promote his new album, "Man Against Machine." Kimmel took the time to talk to the country icon before he hit the stage to perform the emotional ballad "Mom," and in the process he found out why Brooks took such a long hiatus from recording. He spent 13 years away from the music business to raise his children.
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