West's fans had already enjoyed 45 minutes of the Saint Pablo Tour and Yeezy decided his performance wasn't giving them what they paid for. West insisted that full refunds would be given to ticket holders and that he'd "do better next time."
Fans left the arena with an abbreviated Kanye concert experience, a full refund, the promise of a replacement date and a great story to tell their friends. Read more and see links to fan filmed video footage
here.
Buble's official Facebook page broke the news to fans on Friday with the following statement: "We are devastated about the recent cancer diagnosis of our oldest son Noah who is currently undergoing treatment in the US.
"We have always been very vocal about the importance of family and the love we have for our children. Luisana and I have put our careers on hold in order to devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get well." Read more
here.
Future delivers the hook, "Mexicano, working like I'm Mexicano/ New persona, we're moving off of Ferragamo/Get the llama, I party with the real Madonna/ Beat the odds, do numbers and remain humble/ Drop top Porsches, I'm so used to this/ Smoking out the pound, I'm so used to this (uh)/ I know where I'm from and I got used to this (Lil Mexico)/ Mansion in the hills, I got used to this."
Drake gets a little sensitive in the end of his verse, "Tatted on me, but this s� is deeper than the surface/ I'm with everyone that I was here with in the first place/ Making sure that they all good before they close the curtain."Read more
here.
The song has a classic '80s R&B slow jam vibe to it. "Underneath the chandelier we're dancing all alone," Mars sings on the seductive jam. "There's no reason to hide, what we're feeling inside, right now.
"So baby let's just turn down the lights and close the door, oooh I love that dress but you won't need it anymore. No you won't need it no more, let's just kiss till we're naked, baby, Versace on the floor." Listen
here.
The EDM track builds to a big bass drop even while the subject matter stays firmly in somber territory. "Why's it easier to burn than it is to heal?" XYLO� poses in the opening verse, turning philosophical momentarily before the duo unleash the more pleasurable rhythmic side of the track.
"Setting Fires" isn't quite as up-tempo as The Chainsmokers' big single "Closer," but it manages to convey the emotion which made that track so popular. "I can't keep you from harm/ But I'm set on fire to keep you warm/ I can't go on and on/ Setting fires to keep you warm," she sings on the chorus, which builds into a synth effect that weaves and wends around her voice. Listen to the full EP
here.
"All of my relationships are more important to me than any tour I'll ever do," she said. "If my relationship with Simon [Konecki] or my relationship with Angelo started to flounder a bit now, I would pull out of my tour.
Adele says her reluctance to confirm future tours is a matter of keeping her priorities straight. "My life is more important to me than anything I'm doing because how the f*** am I supposed to write a record if I don't have a life?" she wondered. "If I don't have a real life, then it's game over anyway." Read more
here.
On his website, Sting wrote about the honor of being the first artist to take the stage after that terrifying night. He said he and the audience would have two things to reconcile.
"First, to remember and honor those who lost their lives in the attack a year ago, and second, to celebrate the life and the music that this historic theater represents," he wrote. "In doing so, we hope to respect the memory as well as the life-affirming spirit of those who fell. We shall not forget them." Read more
here.
The album marks Deadmau5's eighth, but his first under his new label Mau5trap. W:/2016ALBUM/ will consist of new tracks as well as work he has shared on the web via his Twitch livestreamed sessions.
And it sounds like he won't be slowing down after sharing his latest project. Deadmau5 tweeted early Friday morning (Nov. 4) about the possibility of recording and releasing more new music soon. Read more
here.
"I remember a moment when I looked at myself and I did not know who I was," Keyes revealed. "I actually wrote a list of all the things that I was, like, annoyed about.
"First thing on my list, I was annoyed at myself. I'm annoyed that you feel like you can't just honestly just be clear about what you feel, but you're so concerned about what everybody might think or take from it or who's going to be offended, that you can't even say your truth." Read more
here.
The event will take place on February 10 in Los Angeles, and comes as part of GRAMMY week. The star studded line-up will also include Elle King, Don Henley, Norah Jones, Kings Of Leon, Randy Newman, Jackson Browne, Lucinda Williams, Gary Clark Jr., Jeff Lynne, George Strait, Chris Hillman, Herb Pedersen, Regina Spektor and the Bangles. And there are still more names to come.
The Foo Fighters haven't performed publicly, except for one charitable event, since November 2015, but they are ending their hiatus to honor one of rock 'n' roll's favorites. Read more
here.
"Streaming has ended for me. I hope this is ok for my fans," Young posted to Facebook in July of 2015. 'It's not because of the money, although my share (like all the other artists) was dramatically reduced by bad deals made without my consent. It's about sound quality.
"I don't need my music to be devalued by the worst quality in the history of broadcasting or any other form of distribution. I don't feel right allowing this to be sold to my fans. It's bad for my music. For me, It's about making and distributing music people can really hear and feel. I stand for that. When the quality is back, I'll give it another look. Never say never." Stream the song
here.
The pop star recently released a few songs for the Trolls soundtrack, but hasn't released a full album since 2013's The 20/20 Experience. Timberlake said there is no firm release date for the new project. 'I'll put it out when it's done - when it feels right," reports Rolling Stone.
Timberlake is working with Pharrell Williams for the first time since his Justified album. The producer revealed that they had "a good solid six [songs] that are like, 'Whoa, what was that? Play that again.'" Read more
here.
"It was from the fans all these years talking about the Rossington Collins Band days, and would I ever do anything like that with Dale," Rossington tells Billboard. Gary launched the Rossington Collins Band with fellow Skynyrd guitarist Allen Collins and other Skynyrd members in 1979, two years after the fatal plane crash that halted the band for a decade. The group produced two albums.
"After awhile of those meet-and-greets of people asking, we had a little time off a few years back, so we went in and did it and it was just spontaneous, quick," Rossington explains. "It only took a couple weeks of recording and a few overdubs, and we were done. It was such a fun thing to do, and our fans were asking us and some of the guys in the band even mentioned, 'Why don't you guys do something?' So we went in and did it, and that was it." Read more
here.
McCartney conducted a Q&A fans on his official website (via Radio.com) and took on the topic of his biggest fears. He told fans, When I was a kid it was just getting beaten up by a local gang. You know, that was a purely physical fear. Where I lived it was a hard estate and there were guys who if you saw them you would just go to the other side of the street. Because you knew they would just say, 'Hey you, who you lookin' at?' And there was no right answer! 'You!' And they're coming at you! 'Not you!' And they're coming at you!"
He then revealed the impact of fear on his music career. "Performing, it was always the idea that the audience didn't like you and you had to prove yourself. I think that's why a lot of people get stage fright and get nervous. You think, 'Oh my god, I'm gonna be terrible, they hate me, and it's all terrible.' And so I think that was one of the earliest fears.
"I remember nearly giving it all up when we were doing a concert in Wembley - which was a Poll-Winners concert - in the really early days of The Beatles. And I remember feeling physically sick with a knot in my stomach thinking, 'I should give this up, this is just too painful, what am I doing?' I got over it. And as you can see I didn't give it up! So that's two different kinds of fears." Read the Radio.com report
here.
"When I first wrote 'Me, Myself and I' it was with Lauren Christy, and it was on piano, and I knew it was something so special. Then I played it for G-Eazy in the studio and he heard it and he said, 'We have to work on this!' And it ended up becoming this massive record."
She says that not all collaborations work out so well, though: "Collaborations are a funny thing in the music business, because you never know what you're going to get. I've been in the room with a lot of other artists who have had a lot of hits, and sometimes it just doesn't work out. But sometimes there's a G-Eazy, or a Martin Garrix, with 'In the Name of Love,' and there's a magic that happens. It's like speed dating somebody. But when you get that perfect record, it's the best feeling in the world." Read more
here.
The seven-minute long video shows a baby-faced Vedder standing outside Wrigley, fake crying because he's so excited to show the cameraman around. He never actually goes inside the stadium, but being a lifelong Cubs fan he knows all the ins and outs.
Vedder shows where players park before the game and greet fans, where bands set up to perform before each game and create a block party of sorts. He even comes across a mount of sod piled up outside one of the gates. He excitedly smells the grass. Discussing how integral Wrigley Field is to the neighborhood, Vedder says, "The fact is if you took this park out of here, it's part of the city. I don't know." Watch it
here.
Forchhammer rides around in an antique car driven by no one. The haunting image is meant to evoke the presence his dad has even while he remains absent. A single tear builds momentum and threatens to drown Forchhammer in grief, even while he's surrounded by gorgeous women and success.
"You're not there to celebrate the man that you made/ You're not there to share in my success and mistakes/ Is it fair you'll never know the person I'll be?/ You're not there with me," he sings on the chorus. The video ends on a bleak note with a blindfolded Forchhammer making his way toward a cliff with no one to stop him because the person who needs to is no longer around. Read more
here.
Underwood posted the following, 'Looking forward to honoring @OperationHomefront and military families tomorrow onboard the@Carnival Vista! #captainchair"
The event will raise money for Operation Homefront. The mission of Operation Homefront is to support military families through programs. Read more
here.
The film released its first official trailer on Thursday (Nov. 3) and it includes Underworld's "Born Slippy," which scored the iconic toilet scene from the original movie. That song underscores the first half of the trailer while Wolf Alice's bleak "Silk" underscores the second half.
In the trailer, McGregor's Renton is back chattering nonstop, giving an updated "choose life" monologue. He may be several years older, but it remains to be seen whether he's any the wiser in the years since audiences last saw him in Trainspotting. Watch the trailer
here.
The two superstars danced around the mat at the Unbreakable gym on Sunset Strip, all in good fun. At one point, the 70-year-old swung and Lovato ducked the punch, then delivered a blow that sent him to the mat.
Stallone popped back up and said, "I slipped, I slipped, I swear it was an accident!" TMZ caught the whole thing on tape, so it must not have been any sort of publicity stunt. Read more
here.
The Dutch EDM producer has added a hefty beat, tightened the arrangement and injected a blast of energy into Horan's single. Tiesto's mix of "This Town" came out Wednesday (Nov. 3).
The remix takes Horan's music in a new, welcome direction. The original top-charting version of "This Town" was produced by Greg Kurstin, who has previously worked with Sia and Adele, among others. Check out DJ Tiesto's version of 'This Town"
here.
'It was exciting to imagine singing in a different language," Tegan Quin told Paste. 'We had never done that before. I was very nervous, but I am glad that we saw it through to the end."
The artist went on, "I had a hard time since I know the song so well. It was just gibberish to me." The Simlish version of 'Stop Desire" coincided with the release of The Sims 4's latest expansion, City Living. Read more
here.
The simple, ominous tracks include covers of The Cure, Radiohead and others that composer Ramin Djawadi created for the show. Full versions of those instrumental covers are now available to stream.
The Stones' "Paint it Black," Radiohead's "No Surprises," Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" and the Cure's "A Forest." Even the artists themselves have reviewed these reinterpretations favorably.
"I loved Ramin Djawadi's interpretation of 'Black Hole Sun,'" said Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell. "It perfectly fits the mood of the scene, and reveals a duality that has always existed in the song." Listen to Djawadi's versions
here.
MasterClass is an online education platform that offers online classes covering a wide range of topics from famous instructors including Christina Aguilera, actor Kevin Spacey and more.
"I love to learn from other people so working with MasterClass, being able to share some of the lessons I've been taught is exciting!" says McEntire in a press release. Read more
here.
Slice, which was shot last summer, was directed by Chance collaborator Austin Vesely. In a 2015 interview, Vesely, who co-directed Chance's "No Problem" video, said he was inspired by George Saunders' CivilWarLand in Bad Decline, and that Slice takes place in an alternate universe with 'supernatural elements that people accept as reality," reports Pitchfork.
Slice isn't the only acting credit Chance has chalked up lately. He recently starred in a Kit Kat commercial, and sang a new interpretation of the jingle. Read more
here.
The footage was captured during the band's set at Hipodromo De Los Andes in Bogota, Colombia, on Tuesday night (November 1) and showed a replica of the Doris mascot being passed around the crowd as Metallica play their new track Hardwired.
Metallica say: "The show tonight in Bogota was so awesome that Doris showed up to crowd surf during Hardwired." Metallica are gearing up for the release of their 10th album Hardwired... To Self-Destruct on November 18. Watch the video
here.
The five-piece say the that 75% of lyrics on the album consist of quotes from the left-handed pillar of the Springfield community - and it was recorded in Mesa, Arizona, in May this year.
Lead singer Head Ned says: "When we recorded Howdilly Doodilly, our only goal was to make a record that was really brutalino." Speaking about the where the idea for the band came from, Ned previously told TeamRock: "The short answer is, we're just nerds who really like The Simpsons and metal, and thought this would be funny." Read more
here.
The music star bears a resemblance to the lead character, lends her voice to that track and appears in the visual. The video begins with an opening shot of Moana sailing her boat across the waters before cutting to Cara walking along a warm rocky beach (presumably in Hawaii where the film is set).
She draws lines in the sand, which turn out to be something far more significant once the camera pulls back and an overhead helicopter shot reveals just what she's been doing.
"See the light where the sky meets the sea/ It calls me/ And no one knows how far it goes/ If the wind at my sail on the sea stays behind me/ One day I'll know/ If I go there's just no telling how far I'll go," Cara sings on the anthemic chorus. Check out the new video
here.
The video finds the Zays and their friends throwing a major house party after moving into a quiet neighborhood. When two adults who live next door stop by to introduce themselves during the day, the Zays tell them not to call the cops if they have a noise complaint, but to call them.
The kids start out by partying on the lawn, each one showing off their interpretation of the song's dance moves, before taking things inside to a blacklight party that gets going. Things inevitably get out of hand, and once their daughter ends up at the party doing her best "JuJu On That Beat," the neighbors break their promise and call the cops.
But things don't exactly go as they planned. Once the cops show up, they immediately join the fun and start busting a move. Read more and watch the video
here.
In a recent interview with Mario Lopez for Extra, Britney talked about co-hosting a charity ride for the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation, which she recently donated $200 thousand too.
Before giving us some slight details about her new video for 'Slumber Party" with Tinashe -- it's like an Eyes Wide Shut theme -- she mentioned that she has 'ask permission from them" before she can post something of them. 'They're very funny about what I put out 'Mom we want this on Instagram, Mom this cannot go!" Check out her full interview
here.
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