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Plenty of artists play types of music that allow room for humor and silliness. Because the Beatles wrote light, fun songs, it wasn't so surprising when they would joke around in interviews and make hilarious movies like A Hard Day's Night. However, some artists project such a solemn image through their music that it's hard to imagine them ever laughing about anything, such as these five artists. -
Jason Aldean Tears it Up and Burns it Down
When Jason Aldean kicked off his Burn it Down tour last weekend with Florida Georgia Line and Tyler Farr, he kicked off the party right! Back to back to back sold out shows in Virginia, Pennsylvania and New Jersty and a stage show filled with pyrotechnics and a massive light show" (Roanoke Times). -
Get on Board with Disciple
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Dierks Bentley Goes Above and Beyond with Riser Tour
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Classicalite Q&A with New Orleans Young Lioness Carsie Blanton
"They say that it takes 10 years to get your New Orleans passport," laughs jazz singer and guitarist Carsie Blanton. "Until then, you're just a visitor." -
Darius Rucker - the New King of Pranks
When bands go on tour, it doesn't matter if they're country, Christian, rock or R&B, there are some constants ... road food may or may not be good, bathrooms on the bus will start to smell if they're overused and pranks WILL occur. -
6 Artists Whose Debut Songs Were Their Best: The B-52's, Black Flag, and more
It's not uncommon for an artist's debut album to be its best work, but some artists have debut singles that are so unequivocally excellent that they never again write anything that good. Here are six artists who's debut song was their best. -
WATCH: Keith Jarrett Continues Reign of Debauchery in Japan, Satirical Cartoon Arises from Another Embarrassing Concert
Keith Jarrett, by public consensus, is equal parts jazz legend and conceited jackass. That is, his stage antics have come to precede him, and he doesn't do much in the way of damage control either. -
LL Cool J receives honorary degree from Northeastern University
LL Cool J recognized by Northeastern University during commencement ceremony. LL Cool J and hats go together whether it's a Kangol, a fitted or a flat cap, he's got it but he recently switched his hat game up when he received an honorary degree from Northeastern University. -
Questlove to executive produce new VH1 music series
Questlove has joined forces with VH1 for a new series. It has become evident that VH1 loves hip-hop, as it is home to shows like the infamous Love & Hip-Hop franchise, T. -
8 Bands to Check Out If You Love 'The Blue Album': The Promise Ring, the Apples in Stereo, and more
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