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There's good news and bad news for the Toronto electronic music scene from this week. We'll get the bad news out of the way first. -
Kendrick Lamar covers Tupac’s 'California Love' at iHeartRadio Music Festival [WATCH]
Kendrick Lamar has he's torn down the house again, this time in Vegas at the iHeartRadio Music Awards. With an introduction by Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds, Lamar paid tribute to fellow Compton legend by performing Tupac's classic "California Love" before segueing into his hit "m.A.A.d city" with his TDE backing band. -
Ariana Grande, Justin Bieber collaboration on the way: 'Confident' singer posts studio picture on Instagram
Tweens, rejoice! It seems like pop stars Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber have a duet together on the way. -
Drake Bell offers his takes on classic rockabilly tracks for 'Ready Steady Go!'
Society always celebrates the records that top the Billboard 200 album chart. Back of The Billboards is a Music Times weekly segment that looks at the opposite end: the new record that finished closest to the back of the Billboard 200 for the previous week. We hope to give a fighting chance to the bands you haven't heard of. -
Jerrod Niemann Drops From #1
Jerrod Niemann's Gold-certified smash single, "Drink to That All Night," spent 29 weeks in the country charts before hitting #1, where it stayed for two weeks. Now, in week #31, it has dropped to #5 on Billboard's Country Airplay chart, but Jerrod is still #1 in the hearts of his fans. -
New Christian Music Coming in May 2014
In May, 33 new albums from Christian artists will be hitting the stores. Carman's "No Plan B," funded and recorded after he was diagnosed with terminal cancer, is one that is making the biggest news. Add that to new music from Seventh Day Slumber, Crosspoint and Michael W. Smith, and you've got a big month of music indeed. -
Zomboy announces The Outbreak Tour
Zomboy announces The Outbreak tour in support of his debut LP. Zomboy recently announced the stops for his upcoming "The Outbreak Tour. " The tour is in support of the release of Zomboy's Never Say Die Records debut LP, The Outbreak. -
Brad Wilk suggests Rage Against The Machine has played its last show; no word from Tom Morello or Zach de la Rocha
No offense to Brad Wilk, but he's not the first guy we go to when we want an update on Rage Against The Machine. Still, it's worth examination when the percussionist claims that Rage Against The Machine is done. -
'Jurassic Park' soundtrack from John Williams getting vinyl re-release
Film soundtracks have become the most recent trend in vinyl, as listeners reach back to pick up their favorite scores pressed on 12-inch discs. Mondo is the most recent label to supply us, as it will release the classic 'Jurassic Park' score on June 11. -
Murs cancels Paid Dues Music Festival due to financial issues
Paid Dues Music Festival has been cancelled this year. The Paid Dues Music Festival is not happening this year and because of financial issues, ironically. -
Baz Luhrmann reportedly directing Elvis Presley biopic for Warner Brothers
The good news (or bad news, depending on how you view it) is that an Elvis Presley biopic is reportedly in the works from Warner Brothers Pictures. The studio's reportedly been in talks with director Baz Luhrmann for a while now, but more telling is the fact that the company recently secured the entire music catalogue. -
Beyonce breaks Prince and Michael Jackson's records, becomes highest paid black artist
Beyonce has officially been named the highest paid black artist. Beyonce is building quite a musical legacy for herself. Mrs. Carter has officially been named the highest paid black artist.
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