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But, the more interesting stories lie in those who showed up at Coachella with no forewarning, shocking audiences in mostly good way (except for one...). Here at MusicTimes, we're all about the element of surprise, so check out the five biggest surprise showings at Coachella: -
Jay Z's documentary 'Made In America' to be released in May
In case you missed Jay Z's epic Made In America festival, you'll soon get to witness it all in the comfort of your home. -
Jay Z's Made In America Festival may schedule second event in Los Angeles for West Coast fans
It's only a rumor for the time being (a well-sourced rumor, mind you), but reports suggest that the Made In America Festival might be looking to launch a West Coast version of the event as soon as this summer. According to the reports, Live Nation (the promoter of the flagship Philadelphia event) are looking at Los Angeles. -
BestTickets.com analyzes hip-hop obscenity from 1985-'13; Tupac Shakur takes the crown
Andrew Powell-Morse and the folks at BestTickets.com get a shout-out today, in thanks for publishing the best data analysis report we've read this month so far (it's only been two days, but this report is excellent). "Profanity in Rap Lyrics Since 1985" tracks just that, by taking five of the most popular albums from each year between '85 and '13 and counting up every curse word within. -
Drake drops new song 'Draft Day,' references Jay Z, Kanye West, Chance the Rapper, Johnny Manziel, Jennifer Lawrence and more [LISTEN]
It's been six months since Drake released Nothing Was The Same. Since then, he has shared "Trophies," the "We Made It" remix and a live debut of "Days in the East." Now Drizzy has revealed a new freestyle called "Draft Day," in which he samples Lauryn Hill's 1998 track "Doo-Wop (That Thing)" and name drops big name artists and athletes, Billboard reports. -
'Watch the Throne' duo, Kanye West and Jay Z, headed to Westeros for season five of 'Game of Thrones'
Fans are eagerly awaiting the premiere Game of Thrones' fourth season, but plans for season five of the HBO series are already underway with news of an unexpected collaboration. Kanye West and Jay Z, the duo behind Watch the Throne, have announced their debut in Westeros. -
Papoose claims the throne of New York, says he's a better rapper than Jay Z
Papoose says he's the greatest out of New York and better than Jay Z. Jay Z recently called Drake out on the "We Made It (Remix)" with Jay Electronica, and Papoose may be next in line. -
The latest episode of VH1's "Fabulous Life" details how Jay Z and Beyonce spend their millions
Jay Z and Beyonce along with their little one, Blue Ivy, are basically American royalty. Their combined net worth makes them almost billionaires. The latest episode of VH1's Fabulous Life breaks down the "Drunk in Love" couple's wealth, showing where all that money goes. -
Jay Z hit with ANOTHER lawsuit; this time it involves the Roc-A-Fella logo
Jay Z just can't seem to catch a break these days when it comes to lawsuits. The Roc Nation boss-man is facing yet another lawsuit over the logo for his previous venture, Roc-A-Fella Records. -
Rihanna dominates iHeartRadio Music Awards nominees with 7 nods: Justin Timberlake, Imagine Dragons, Macklemore lead pack
Clear Channel is involved in every aspect of the music industry anymore, from radio stations to selling concert tickets to putting on festivals through its iHeartRadio brand, so why not get in the award show game, too? Today (March 26), the nominees for the first-ever iHeart Radio Music Awards were announced, with Rihanna, Justin Timberlake and Imagine Dragons leading the pack. -
WATCH: Rick Ross drops half-assed 'The Devil Is A Lie' music video with no Jay Z or back half of 'Mastermind' single
"The Devil Is A Lie," and so is the idea of a fully formed, full-length music video. Today (March 21), Maybach Music boss Rick Ross dropped the official music video for his second Mastermind single, and while the clip includes all the things one would expect in a rap video (cars, fire, close ups of an angry rapper), it is missing two things: Jay Z and half the song. -
Jay Z accused of not answering $600 million lawsuit
Jay Z accused of dodging $600 million lawsuit over Brooklyn Nets logo. Jay Z's legal troubles just won't let up. Back in January, MStarz reported that Jay Z was juggling two lawsuits but it seems as though the hip-hop mogul has been dodging the law.
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