• Michael Jackson's Family Loses Wrongful Dead Suit Against AEG Live

    The jury in the Michael Jackson "wrongful death" trial against AEG Live found the concert promoter not liable for the death of Jackson. It found during the five-month trial that the company had, indeed, hired Conrad Murray to be Jackson's doctor — which AEG had originally contended they had not — but that they had no reason to believe that the doctor was unfit or incompetent.
  • Third Day On Tour

    For the past 22 years, southern rockers Third Day have been making music that honors God. Fan favorites all over the world, they have amassed a ton of awards and hit songs. The band is ending their year with a cross country tour that...
  • Switchfoot is Heading to the Big Screen

    Switchfoot has a new full-length album set to release on January 14, 2014 but in the meantime, they're giving fans a taste of what is to come with a 3-song EP titled Fading West (ep) that released in mid-September and a feature film.
  • 'Hillsong Young & Free' Music Review

    If you are looking for poetic magic in your worship, Hillsong Young & Free will make you very, very happy. The new youth band from the mega, worldwide church's first release was recorded live and all of the energy and passion is there...
  • Family Force 5 Line-Up Changes

    Fans say goodbye to Solomon as he retires after 20 years on the road. Since 1993, brother Solomon, Jacob and Joshua Olds have been making music together, first as "The Brothers," then "The Family" followed by "The Phamily and finally as Family Force 5.
  • The Choir is Crowdfunding Two New Projects

    For nearly 30 years, The Choir has been sharing their faith through music. The first band to ever play at Cornerstone, they have been favored by mainstream media outlets from Billboard to the Los Angeles Times. As they prepare to...
  • REVIEW: Dr. Dog's 'B-Room'

    Dr. Dog's seventh studio album B-Room isn't anything out of the ordinary in terms of what the band has done in the past. It still mostly relies on that lo-fi psychedelic-roots sound, and it still delivers.
  • The Dead Weather To Put Out a Series of Singles Before Releasing Full-Length Album

    The Dead Weather announced in late August that they were back in the studio. Today Third Man Records announced what the band has planned. According to the press releases, Jack White, Alison Mosshart, Dean Fertita and Jack Lawrence will record and release two new songs on 7" vinyl as part of a singles release series. The band will do this in sets of two until 2015 at which time they will release a full-length album containing the previously released singles as well as "many more album-only tracks."