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Though it's set for official release next week on Sept. 9, Jhene Aiko's debut album Souled Out is available for streaming through iTunes right now. Perhaps in celebration of the album stream, Aiko has also released the video for her song "The Pressure," which was directed by Community star Donald Glover, a.k.a. rapper Childish Gambino. -
Ne-Yo Shares Dates For Ne-Yo: Live In Concert Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
asdIn support of his upcoming album Non-Fiction, R&B star Ne-Yo has announced a string of American tour dates for the fall. The “Ne-Yo: Live in Concert” tour was announced through the singer's Instagram account and will kick off on Oct. 12 in San Francisco and end on Nov. 2 in Chicago. You can check out the original Instagram post right here: -
Killer Mike, El-P Announce 'Run The Jewels 2' Details, Tour Schedule
The album will feature Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha (!!), BOOTS, Travis Barker and Diane Coffee. A whole slew of tour dates are also out in the open. -
Chris Brown Pleads Guilty to Washington D.C. Assault Case, Will Not Return to Jail
Chris Brown is owning up to his actions. Today (Sept. 2), the "New Flame" singer pleaded guilty in connection to an assault case in Washington, D.C. -
Wilco Announces Tour Dates, Box Set For 20th Anniversary
Consequence of Sound reports that in celebration of their 20th anniversary, alt-country superstars Wilco have announced a brief string of US tour dates at the end of October, starting in Nashville on Oct. 21 and ending in Port Chester, NY on Oct. 29, with an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Oct. 27. In addition to this tour, they’ve also announced plans for their first ever compilation. -
Justin Bieber Arrested in Canada for ATV Crash, Paparazzo Altercation After a Joyride with Selena Gomez
A new month, a new Justin Bieber legal issue. New reports indicate that the "Confident" pop star was arrested over the weekend in his hometown of Stratford, Ontario. -
New Order Signs To Mute Records, Prepares For New Album
Today synth-pop legends New Order announced that they have signed to British independent label Mute Records. This news came in a statement posted to Mute's website, in which label founder Daniel Miller said that he feels "privileged" to be working with the band, and is "looking towards an exciting future." -
Sage Francis Announces International Copper Gone Tour [FULL SCHEDULE]
Francis, the founder of Strange Famous Records, released his sixth studio album, Copper Gone, in June. -
George Harrison 'Apple Years' Box Set To Be Released Sept. 22, Contains Former Beatle's First Six Solo Albums
Today it was announced that a new box set of George Harrison's solo work is set for release on Sept. 22. According to Harrison's website, George Harrison: The Apple Years 1968-1975 will contain the former Beatle's first six solo albums, all of which were originally released through Apple Records. -
Faith No More Releasing New Album, Touring US In 2015
In an interview with Rolling Stone, bassist Bill Gould confirmed that his band Faith No More is planning to release a new album in April 2015, which would be their first in 18 years. The as-of-yet untitled album is currently being recorded at the band's rehearsal space in Oakland, CA, with Gould handling the production. The album will release through Faith No More's own imprint, Reclamation Records. -
Lorde Currently At Work In The Studio, Possibly For New Album [PHOTO]
Lorde’s debut album Pure Heroine was one of the most popular albums of 2013, and today the “Royals” singer has confirmed that she is currently in the studio, possibly working on her follow-up. On her Instagram account this past Friday, Aug. 29, Lorde posted a close-up photo of a candle in front of a mixing board, with the caption, “i always remind myself to bring a candle for the studio and finally i did today and ohhhhhhh.” You can check out the Instagram photo below. -
Julian Casablancas And The Voidz Release 'Human Sadness,' Reveal 'Tyranny' Tracklist [LISTEN]
"Human Sadness" is an 11-minute trek through a sonic landscape that offers plenty of Strokes-ready soundbites. This comes as no surprise, given that Casablancas writes much of his primary band's music, but The Voidz help him explore a soundscape that calls to mind Sufjan Stevens' The Age Of Adz.
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