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  • Andrew W.K. to Host Pittsburgh Penguins Game After 'Party Hard' Becomes Team Anthem

    After Andrew W.K.'s notorious party anthem, "Party Hard," has been elected by fans as the new official goal song for the Pittsburgh Penguins NHL hockey team, the New York City rocker will host tonight's game against the New York Rangers.
  • Kanye West Attacks Puma in Twitter Rant Over $1M Kylie Jenner Contract

    Earlier this week, Keeping Up with the Kardashians starlet Kylie Jenner, 18, was allegedly in the middle of signing a 7-figure deal with Puma to become the athletic company's newest spokesperson. Unlike the huge influence Rihanna has had on Puma as a special creative director, Kylie's role would've been mainly as the face of a new promotion. Unfortuantely for Puma, Kylie's half-brother-in-law Kanye West has a deal with Adidas and was planning on using Kylie as the face of his Yeezy brand. West handled this situation as he handles every situation: he took to Twitter to rant!
  • Minus Zero Festival Announces Huge Expansion With Kaskade & Diplo Headlining Winter Park

    The Minus Zero Festival is relatively new to the festival scene, with just one year under its belt, but the fest is looking to make major waves in 2016. On Tuesday (Feb. 9), Minus Zero made a huge announcement that it would be expanding its festival to three new locations, one of which being Winter Park, Colorado, where the two-day show will host none other than Kaskade and Diplo.
  • Lana Del Rey Shares ‘Freak’ Video Starring Father John Misty [WATCH]

    Lana Del Rey has shared her much-anticipated music video for "Freak" starring Father John Misty as the bearded leader of some Californian cult of freaks as well as the actresses from her video for "Music to Watch Boys To."
  • Rancid’s Tim Armstrong Played The Trashman in ‘X-Files’ Reboot [WATCH]

    Rancid's singer and guitarist Tim Armstrong played a character known as The Trashman in this week's episode of the X-Files reboot. The episode was titled "Home Again" and you can watch a trailer for it below.
  • Parklife Festival 2016 Lineup: Chemical Brothers, Major Lazer Headline

    For its seventh year in the business, the festival will again be taking place in Heaton Park on June 11 and 12 with the Chemical Brothers and Major Lazer in the forefront. Other artists on the bill include a slew of electronic favorite acts such as Jamie xx, Jess Glynne, Years & Years, Skepta, Fat White Family, Blossoms and Ice Cube of N.W.A.
  • Stream New Virus Syndicate Track “Gimme The Mic” From ‘Symptomatic’ LP [LISTEN]

    Manchester UK dubstep grime crossover outfit Virus Syndicate are back with a new track, "Gimme The Mic," from their forthcoming Symptomatic LP which is due out February 29 via the band's own imprint, Midication Records. Stream it via the group's official Soundcloud below:
  • Grammys 2016 Best Rock Song Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Alabama Shakes, James Bay & More

    Alabama Shakes, Elle King, James Bay, Highly Suspect and Florence + The Machine are the 2016 nominees for the 58th annual Grammy Awards "Best Rock Song" category - but only one artist can take home the prize. We'll get to see which of these talents shines at the Grammys, Monday February 15 on CBS, but we're taking a look at who should win as opposed to who will most likely win.
  • Wiz Khalifa Accepts Kanye West's Apology in Interview With Power 105.1

    Wiz Khalifa has formally accepted Kanye West’s apology in an interview with Power 105.1. He also referred to himself as the “Bob Marley” of the situation, although he was there to promote his sixth studio album, Khalifa.
  • Traxman Pays Tribute to Maurice White With Footwork Mix of Earth, Wind & Fire [LISTEN]

    Chicago footwork pioneer Cornelius Ferguson, aka Traxman, is the latest artist to pay tribute to Maurice White through song in the wake of the Earth, Wind & Fire founder's death in Los Angeles last week at the age of 74.
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers Cover David Bowie at Bernie Sanders Fundraiser [WATCH]

    The Red Hot Chili Peppers covered David Bowie's 1972 track "Starman" during their performance at a Bernie Sanders' benefit concert at the Ace Hotel in Los Angeles.
  • Beyoncé Preps New Album Following 'Formation' Release

    Beyoncé caused quite a stir with her latest release, “Formation,” and its accompanying video. Following her controversial Super Bowl 50 halftime performance, word on the Web is Yoncé is prepping a new album.
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