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Late night TV talk shows have always been fertile ground for great musical performances, and this year proved no different. From the Foo Fighters' touching farewell for David Letterman to Adele's Roots accompanied kiddie instrument cover of "Hello" on The Tonight Show, 2015 was filled with its fair share of great gigs. Here are some of our standout picks featuring Kendrick Lamar, Tracy Chapman and Beach House. -
Kendrick Lamar Says "I Know I'm Chosen" in Reference to His Godlike Musical Skill
Kendrick Lamar's rise is both meteoric and unsurprising. Now, Kendrick has opened up about his God-given skill, saying he's aware of his unique musical power and recognizes that he "is chosen." -
Kendrick Lamar is Being Sued by An Angry Fan Who Wasn't Able to Meet the Rapper
Kendricks management team promised a fan the opportunity to meet K. Dot after a show for $350. However, they decided to up the price to $10,000, prompting the fan to sue Kendrick. -
Wale Shades Kendrick Lamar Grammy Nominations, Jay Rock Responds on Twitter
Whenever the Academy announces its Grammy nominees, there’s always an artist who feels some type of way when their project is left out and this time around is no different. After discovering that his latest body of work, 'The Album About Nothing,' was snubbed from the Grammys, Wale sent out a series of jokes and sarcastic tweets, namely mentioning Kendrick Lamar. Fellow TDE rapper Jay Rock quickly issued a response to Wale’s shade on Twitter. -
Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire ‘Heart and Soul Tour 2.0’ to Launch in 2016: Tickets on Sale!
Last week, Chicago and Earth, Wind & Fire announced that they would be extending their summer co-headlining tour, 'Heart and Soul Tour' 2015, into a bigger 2016 run appropriately coined 'Heart and Soul Tour 2.0'. The tour will launch on March 23 in Jacksonville and run until April 18 in New York City, playing 15 dates into new territory including major cities like Baltimore, Chicago, and New York City. Tickets to see Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago are already climbing in price on the secondary market, and fans can expect to see a spike in price as the dates draw closer. -
MIXTAPE MONDAY: Check Out New Songs from Kendrick Lamar, Sia, MIA, Tame Impala & More
Each and every week we put together our favorite tracks that had premiered a few days prior into one magnificent mixtape to share with you and your friends. This time around we've decided to share new 2015 songs from Kendrick Lamar, Sia, MIA, Tame Impala and more right here! -
Kendrick Lamar & J. Cole Release 'Black Friday' Gift Via SoundCloud
Black Friday just got better. Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole gifted fans with new music via SoundCloud. Black Friday just got better. Kendrick Lamar and J. -
Jay Rock Flips Kendrick Lamar, SZA 90059 Track "Easy Bake" Into "Traffic Jam"
A smooth new remix from Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar and SZA. Jay Rock has teamed up with Kendrick Lamar and SZA to flip their collaboration 90059 "Easy Bake" into a new song titled "Traffic Jam. -
David Bowie's 'Blackstar:' Inspired by Kendrick Lamar, Features LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy
David Bowie is looking to defy all traditional rock conventions with his new record ★ (pronounced Blackstar), and he's taking in influences from both Kendrick Lamar and former LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy. -
Tyga Slams Lack of J. Cole and Drake on Billboard's Greatest Rappers List
Tyga criticized the recently compiled "10 Greatest Rappers of All Time" list from Billboard Magazine. -
De La Soul Announces Release Date For Upcoming Kickstarter Album
De La Soul's new album "And The Anonymous Nobody" will be released on April 29. Without De La Soul, we may never have gotten Kendrick Lamar. -
Kendrick Lamar's Producer Terrance Martin Says Why the Rapper Won't Perform New Album Songs
Kendrick Lamar has been at the top of his game for a while now. After releasing the masterful Good Kid, m.A.A.d. City in 2012, the Compton rapper earned a reputation for his musicality, lyrical capabilities, and knack for storytelling. The album follows the young rapper's life, from his childhood through the present, as he navigates the moral complexities of life in Compton. Good Kid earned massively positive reviews, and earned the number one spot on many "album of the year" lists. Kendrick followed the massive success of his debut album with To Pimp A Butterfly. Although the album spawned less hits than his debut, Kendrick earned himself a long list of accolades for his sophomore effort. Although the response from fans and critics has been overwhelmingly positive, To Pimp a Butterfly producer Terrance Martin says Kendrick may never perform the songs from this album again.
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