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  • OutKast, Wu-Tang Clan, The Flaming Lips, More To Release Special Edition Records For Record Store Day's Black Friday Event

    For the last few years, Record Store Day has been holding a special Black Friday event with exclusive, limited edition vinyl releases from prominent artists. Today, Pitchfork reports that this year's Black Friday releases have been announced, which includes releases from OutKast, The Flaming Lips, Wu-Tang Clan, and more.
  • T.I. Performs 'Paperwork' Tracks "No Mediocre," "About The Money," Reads "Texts From Your Mom" On Jimmy Kimmel Live! [WATCH]

    T.I. stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night in support of his upcoming ninth studio album, Paperwork, due out October 21 via Grand Hustle Records/Columbia Records. He hit the outdoor Hollywood stage to perform his hits "No Mediocre" and "About the Money." He also participated in a new segment called "Texts From Your Mom," where he read actual texts that people have received from their mothers.
  • 8 Albums Named after the Artist's Hometown: OutKast, Bruce Springsteen and More

    Whether they would admit it or not, an artist's hometown has an insurmountable influence on their music, and these eight artists flaunted their hometown proudly.
  • French Horn Player Kills A Cover Of OutKast's 'Hey Ya' [WATCH]

    The French horn might not seem like the best fit for a cover of OutKast's "Hey Ya," but with a little help from technology, the instrument does the song complete justice.
  • Andre 3000: Outkast Has 'No Plans' to Release a New Album Following 20th Anniversary Tour

    If you happened to think that Outkast's massive 20th anniversary festival tour was going to lend itself to new music from the legendary hip-hop duo, think again. Andre "Andre 3000" Benjamin has declared that there are no immediate plans for him to reunite in the recording studio with Big Boi to drop a new album.
  • Outkast #ATLast Lineup Switch Up: Future Replaces Solange on Friday After Botched Root Canal

    The full Outkast #ATLast lineup was just announced yesterday (Sept. 24) and there's already a shakeup in the mix. The Friday night lineup will now feature rapper Future instead of Solange, following complications from oral surgery.
  • Ellen DeGeneres Gives Andre 3000 a New Jumpsuit Because She Loves Him [WATCH]

    André 3000 has a lot going on right now, and he stopped by Ellen DeGeneres's talk show to dish out the goods and get some well-deserved praise from the host.
  • Outkast Announce Full #ATLast Lineup in Atlanta: Janelle Monae, Childish Gambino, B.o.B. and More to Join 'Roses' Duo

    When Outkast announced its giant homecoming mini-festival in Atlanta in June, the "Roses" duo promised it wasn't going to go back to the ATL alone. Just two days before Outkast's ATLast is set to kick off at the Centennial Olympic Park, the supporting acts for Friday and Sunday nights have been announced.
  • Andre 3000 Jokes About Outkast Biopic, Talks Jimi Hendrix Role

    After a recent screening of Hendrix: All Is By My Side, star Andre Benjamin, aka Outkast's Andre 3000, talked about preparing to play the guitar god.
  • 8-Foot Dungeon Family Pyramid To Be Displayed In Atlanta's Art on the BeltLine Exhibit

    A North Carolina man has decided to pay homage to one of Atlanta's musical gems by building an 8-foot Dungeon Family pyramid. The finished product will be put on display in the city's Art on the BeltLine exhibit.
  • Festival Attendees Voluntarily Give Up More Than $40,000 Of Illegal Drugs At UK's Bestival

    According to The Guardian, more than $40,000 in narcotics were given up by attendees as they walked through the entrance of the festival, which was held Sept. 4, 5, 6 and 7 at Robin Hill park in the Isle of Wight.
  • No Thanks, U2: 8 Artists We'd Actually Like Free Surprise Albums From: OutKast, Kanye West, And More

    Earlier this week, U2 unexpectedly released their new album Songs of Innocence for free on iTunes, making it the largest album release ever. Though this method of putting a new album into everyone's iTunes library is pretty cool and groundbreaking (and not "invasive," stop whining), there are plenty of other bands we would have rather gotten a free surprise album from than U2, who aren't exactly at the top of their game musically. Here are eight artists we would have rather gotten a free surprise album from.
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