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It looks like Miley Cyrus won't be going down under after all, at least not for the planned iHeartRadio Fest Australia. After a mysterious second headliner was unable to be secured for the planned inaugural music festival, the radio company has now just cancelled the entire event. -
Parquet Courts Release New Song For Famous Class Vinyl Series
New York quartet Parquet Courts released a new song today (Sept. 11) as part of Famous Class Records' Less Artists More Condos effort. -
Usher Talks Working with Drake & Nicki Minaj On New Album, Details On The UR Experience Tour
Earlier this week, Usher announced that his upcoming album UR "isn't scheduled anymore," though it had been slated for release later this year. The singer told Billboard that he was taking his time with the album, which is set to feature Chris Brown, Drake, Skrillex, Ed Sheeran, Nicki Minaj, and more. Usher recently spoke with XXL to give more details on the record, who he's been working with, and what to expect from his upcoming The UR Experience Tour. -
Foo Fighters 'Sonic Highways' Guests Ben Gibbard (Death Cab For Cutie), Joe Walsh (Eagles) Confirmed for New Album
Foo Fighters has teased that its new album Sonic Highways has some big name guests and now two rock legends (one old, one new) have been confirmed as collaborators. In a new interview, the "Everlong" band announced that Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard and the Eagles' Joe Walsh appear on the record. -
Review: Chris Brown, Kendrick Lamar "Autumn Leaves" Leaks Online, Is Stunning [LISTEN]
Neither the official fall leaves nor Chris Brown's new album X are here quite yet, but there is a little something for fans of both... Ahead of the release date of Brown's X, yesterday his collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, "Autumn Leaves" leaked online, and it's a heavy weighted yet light sounding R&B love jam. -
Foo Fighters Have 'F--king Cool' Plans For 20th Anniversary Next Year, Following 'Sonic Highways' Release
Foo Fighters will be celebrating their 20th anniversary next year, and are hinting at "f**king cool" plans for it. Their debut self-titled album was released in 1995 and in a new interview with NME, bassist Nate Mendel says he and his bandmates will be celebrating the milestone in a "unique" way. -
Music and Film Industries Drop More Than 30,000 Jobs during 2014 According to Bureau of Labor Statistics
We've spoken often about the drop in album sales in recent years and recent weeks so it's sadly not all that surprising that the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that more than 30,000 jobs were lost between the music and motion picture industries since the beginning of the year, bringing the total number employed within those industries to just less than 300,000 according to Billboard. -
Primal Scream Guitarist Robert 'Throb' Young Dead At 49
Robert "Throb" Young, former guitarist of legendary Scottish alternative rock band Primal Scream, was found dead in his apartment on Tuesday (Sept. 9) afternoon. He was 49 years old. The cause of death has not yet been determined, though The Guardian reports that police are not treating his death as suspicious. -
WATCH: Janelle Monáe Sings ‘The Power of Yet’ on ‘Sesame Street’ [VIDEO]
According to Billboard, the soul / R&B singer recently stopped by the famed children’s PBS series to teach the cast, and the show’s viewers, a thing or to about “The Power of Yet.” -
Stevie Wonder Plans To Take ‘Songs in the Key of Life’ on Tour [SCHEDULE]
Stevie Wonder has announced plans to take his classic 1976 album Songs in the Key of Life on the road this coming November. -
Paul McCartney Composes "Hope For The Future" For Video Game 'Destiny' [LISTEN, LYRICS]
Paul McCartney has accomplished many things in his storied career as a musician, and now we can add video game composer to the list. Last month, it was announced that McCartney was scoring the new video game Destiny from Bungie and Activision (Halo) and had been working on it since 2010 with composers Mike Salvatori and Marty O'Donnell. Now gamers and Beatle fans can hear the first track from the upcoming score called "Hope For The Future" (via Radio.com) -
OK Go Claims Apple Stole its Idea for "Writing's on the Wall" for its iPhone 6 Launch Video "Perspective"
Apple may seem like some of the biggest innovators out there right now, with the announcement of its iPhone 6, 6 plus and Apple Watch earlier this week, but indie rock band OK Go doesn't think so. The band is claiming that Apple ripped of its idea from the music video for "The Writing's On The Wall" for its new promotional film "Perspective."
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