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MercyMe shot their latest music video in Huntsville, Alabama yesterday and the town got in on the party... -
Weimar-Jerusalem Project's Young Symphonic Orchestra Re-Building Bridges Between Germany and Israel
The Young Symphonic Orchestra, made up of musicians from the Weimar High School of Music and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, will perform in Jerusalem on October 3. -
Carnegie Hall Stagehand Strike Forces Cancellation of Opening Night Gala
Hours before Carnegie Hall's opening night gala was scheduled to begin, Carnegie Hall stagehands went on strike--forcing the venue's management to cancel the event. The centerpiece of the evening was to have been a Philadelphia Orchestra... -
Lupe Fiasco Announces Tour to Preview Upcoming Album 'Tetsuo & Youth' [TOUR DATES]
Little is known about Lupe Fiasco's forthcoming album Tetsuo & Youth except that fans won't be able to see a hard copy until 2014. A live audio performance however...that's a different story. Fiasco announced on Thursday that he would be embarking on the "Tetsuo & Youth Preview Tour" in support of the album. -
Luke Bryan Proposes New Album Based on 'Farm Tour'...A Response To Zac Brown's Criticisms?
Perhaps Luke Bryan took Zac Brown's attack against his hit single "That's My Kind A Night" personally, despite what Jason Aldean advised him. Brown questioned the state of country after hearing Bryan's track, which some derivatively refer to as a prime example of "bro-country." Bryan could have been looking to prove how rural he really is when he announced that he might make an album of his "Farm Tour." -
Miley Cyrus Responds To Sinead O'Connor's Open Letter
Earlier today we told you about Sinead O'Connor's open letter she penned to Miley Cyrus after her interview with Rolling Stone. Cyrus mentions in the interview that O'Connor's 1999 hit "Nothing Compares 2 U" was the inspiration behind her new look and the video for "Wrecking Ball." -
What We Learned From #AskMacca Twitter Q&A with Paul McCartney
To hype up the release of his upcoming album New, Paul McCartney took to Twitter to answer fan questions. Using the hashtag #AskMacca, fans could ask McCartney whatever queries they had in hopes that he would respond. He answered questions about the name of the album, who he'd like to perform a duet with and more. -
Sinead O'Connor Writes Open Letter To Miley Cyrus After Rolling Stone Interview, Condemns Music Industry's 'Prostitution' Of Artists
In a recent Rolling Stone interview, Miley Cyrus said that she based her look for the Wrecking Ball video off Sinead O'Connor's 1999 hit, "Nothing Compares 2 U." In an open letter to Cyrus, O'Connor explains that she has been there before and knows that the music industry does to women. -
Prince Royce Releases Teaser For New Single 'Primera Vez' Off Upcoming Album 'Soy El Mismo' [LISTEN]
Yesterday Prince Royce released a teaser for his new single "Primera Vez" off his upcoming album, Soy El Mismo, which comes out Oct. 8 exclusively through Target via Sony Music Latin. -
Lorde Becomes Youngest Solo Artist on Billboard Hot 100 Since 1987 with 'Royals'
It's been a good long while since the Billboard Hot 100 has seen someone as young as Lorde top the charts for most-played song. 26 years in fact. Lorde is 16 years and 11 months old, and the last time someone around that age topped the charts was when Tiffany's "I Think We're Alone Now" topped the pops during 1987 (That pop star was 16 years, one month old at the time). -
Manchester Warehouse Project Using Social Media To Spread Word about Bad Pills
Following a number of deaths from MDMA (ecstasy or "molly" in its powdered form), publication The Economist has posed a radical solution: free testing. A government organization in the Netherlands already offers pill-testing to ravers and EDM attendees at electronic music shows, and those who engage in the service aren't subject to prosecution. The idea is to stem the number of hospitalizations and deaths tied to the drugs, but The Netherlands is far less conservative than the United States and the U.K., where a majority of the recent molly-deaths have occurred. -
Yoko Ono and her Plastic Ono Band Teams Up With The Flaming Lips on Late Show With David Letterman To Perform 'Cheshire Cat Cry'
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