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When Jeannie Ortega was only 16, she signed a nearly half million dollar record deal with Hollywood Records and was well on her way to fame. Now, at 28, Jeannie has left the pop music scene behind and is working towards her first Christian pop album. -
5 Great Songs from Big Mama Thornton: Remembering The Blues Legend 30 Years after Her Death
Today marks the thirtieth anniversary of blues legend Big Mama Thornton's death. Music Times gives a brief guide to the under-appreciated discography of the vocalist. -
The Grand Opening of the Birthplace of Country Music Museum
The Bristol Sessions started out with a simple ad in the Bristol Herald Courier newspaper for singers. By the end of the 12 days of sessions, 19 artists had recorded 76 songs and true country music was commercially born. (Thus the "birthplace" moniker.) -
'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' Broadway Tickets Now On Sale, Previews Begin September 10
Simons Stephens's adaptation of Tom Haddon's award-winning bestseller won seven Olivier Awards last year. -
Beastie Boys, ‘Paul’s Boutique’: Album Cover Location Gets Commemorative Mural To Celebrate Anniversary
It’s hard to believe the Beastie Boys released their second album, Paul’s Boutique, 25 years ago. Over the two decades, the New York City location has become historic, bringing Beastie fans from all over the world there to the very spot. And tomorrow, July 26, the location that stood as the album’s cover art will receive a mural paying tribute to the rap / rock / hip-hop group. -
Ohio State Ain't Got Nothing on Stanford: A List of The Most Shocking Moves from The Nation's Most Shocking Band
Ohio State University is suffering a black eye at the moment thanks to the inappropriate shenanigans of The Best Damn Band in The Land and the inappropriate lack of repercussions for those actions. If you want a lightning rod for controversy however, there is no college band that has pushed boundaries and ruffled feathers like the Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band. -
WATCH: Tori Amos Stuns On ‘CONAN,’ Performs ‘Wild Way’ Off ‘Unrepentant Geraldines’ [VIDEO]
Tori Amos stopped by TBS’ CONAN last night for a performance of her number “Wild Way” – off her latest 2014 album Unrepentant Geraldines. And it’s pretty safe to say she rocked the entire place, even with her quiet, somber performance. -
Beyoncé's Producer Is Wrong, 8 Artists That Prove Guitar Music Isn't Dead: Jack White, St. Vincent, And More
This past week, pop producer Greg Kurstin, who has worked with the likes of Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson, declared that guitar music is at an "all time low," especially in the United States. Anyone who follows music that goes even slightly off the mainstream knows that this claim is absolutely false, and here are 8 current artists (all American, by the way) to prove it. -
The Kelley Brothers and Friends Celebrity Golf Tournament and Concert
Charles Kelley may travel the world with Lady Antebellum and call Nashville home when he's not on the road, but the Augusta, Georgia native is still a "Georgia boy" at heart. He and his brothers, Josh and John have announced that they will be hosting the first ever Kelley Brothers and Friends Celebrity Golf Tournament and Concert in October in order to give back to the community they grew up in. -
Lil Wayne Rumored to Be Handling U.S. Management for Cristiano Ronaldo? Jay Z's Got Competition!
We're awfully surprised to hear that Lil Wayne will be entering into the sports management industry, and his first customer is reported to be Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo. -
Tom DeLonge: Blink-182 Guitarist Posts Hand-Drawn Flyer From Band’s First Show On Instagram, Shares Setlist & Original ‘Carousel’ Lyrics [PHOTO]
With the recent word of a new Blink-182 album in the works, fans all over the world have been eagerly craving some more news from the band in whatever form it may be. Luckily, the group's guitarist Tom DeLonge recently came to the rescue and brought out some material from the archives via Instagram –– showing a hand-drawn poster from the very first Blink-182 show. -
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