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Yoko Ono and her Plastic Ono Band joined forces with the Flaming Lips last night on Late Show With David Letterman. The team performed "Cheshire Cat Cry" off Take Me to the Land of Hell. Ono shouted, "Stop the violence. Stop all wars!" intermittently between bouts of maniacal laughter. -
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. -
Lady Gaga to Celebrate 'Artpop' Release with Lucky Fans at Berlin's Famous Berghain Nightclub
Pop music fans and electronic music fans will both get the chance to experience the opportunity of a lifetime thanks to Lady Gaga on October 24. The pop songstress will be checking out her new album Artpop at its release party, and its release party will be at Berghain, one of the most renowned (and notorious) techno clubs in the world. -
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. -
Spotify Launches 'Follow' Button For Users and Artists
By now most sites (ours included) have buttons that allow you to follow them on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. Yesterday, Spotify launched a button of its own that allows users to embed in their websites. -
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." -
Digital Download Roundup: Lorde Remains Chart Royalty, Drake Debuts New Single 'All Me,' Sales Struggle Overall
Folks, if you're looking for a lot of moving and shaking in the Digital Downloads charts, you may be out of luck: There wasn't much. -
Album Sales Roundup: Drake Dominates Charts, Kings of Leon Place, Luke Bryan Just Won't Let Go of Spot
For the second week in a row, the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 was dominated by a slew of new albums: Rockers and rapper, classic artists and new, we got it all. -
The Game Completes Five Albums for Interscope, Declares Self 'Free Agent.' Is Maybach Music or Cash Money Next for Rapper?
Game has finally reached the end of his contract with Interscope Records, and his demeanor on Live With Larry King on the Larry King Now show suggests that he won't be returning to the label for his sixth album. -
The National Appear On 'The Mindy Project' During Last Night's Episode, Perform Acoustic 'This Is The Last Time'
The National made their television debut last night on FOX's The Mindy Project in the episode "Music Festival." They played "This Is The Last Time" off Trouble Will Find Me. -
Britney Spears' 'Work Bi**h!' Video: A Preview of Her Forthcoming Las Vegas Show?
BSBritney Spears has been all up in our business letting us know know that if we want a Bugatti (or a Maserati), we're going to have to work. And then she calls us a name. However, it seems to be her producers and background dancers that are doing the work when it comes to the video for "Work B**ch!" And, it seems that based on locale, the video might serve as a preview for the pop songstress's forthcoming Las Vegas residency. -
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