Video From AC/DC's Buffalo Concert Goes Online

Lambert was scheduled to play those shows across Texas in Corpus Christi, Austin and San Antonio between September 15-17, but will instead be focusing on her health.

Lewis's new solo album "SINNER," which is his first album release for Dot Records, is set to be released on Friday (9/16). We were sent the following details about the effort:

Wayne appeared on Undisputed on Tuesday and put those rumors to rest. He's not retiring. He just let the heat of the moment get to him. "I'm a Libra," he explained.

He notes that as a cliche Lirba's are "known to not have real emotions. We're the only zodiac sign without a heart or soul, only sign that's just a symbol. So in a sense as a scale, we have to let something get all the way down there for it to tip over, for us to boil over. I was at the tipping point."

Nelly fans have teamed up for what they've dubbed the on Twitter,
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The performer (real name Cornell Iral Haynes, Jr.) is facing a $2.4 million lien which comes from unpaid taxes in 2013. If he doesn't come up with the money soon, the IRS could seize his assets and property, Billboard reports.

Their tribute to the late singer was also broadcast on Saturday for the 5th biennial Stand Up To Cancer television fundraiser. On the song, each act traded verses before joining in together on the powerful chorus. Bentley, Urban and Little Big Town all donned Stand Up to Cancer t-shirts while the non-profit's logo appeared on a screen behind them.

Two years ago, Katy said the delivery happened in a living room--it's unclear whether this week's bundle of joy resulted from another home birth. Nevertheless, her sister Angela had an A-list pop star ready to welcome her new addition to the family.

DJ Mustard helped Spears record a song called "Mood Ring" which didn't make the cut of Glory's U.S. version, but appears as part of the album's Japanese package. At last, we can listen to the material DJ Mustard bragged about last year, and it's pretty great.

Beck said that his new album would sound nothing like his melodious and ethereal Morning Phase, and if his latest single "Wow" is any indication he's sticking by that assertion. He released a video for the song today (September 13), which feels closer to a series of paintings than any true visual treatment.

The latest music video from their sophomore studio album Cleopatra marks the newest installment in a series that traces Cleopatra's life in reverse chronological order.

Directed once again by Isaac Ravishankara, the video finds Cleopatra in her 20s and pregnant. Part of her wants to run away from all of her responsibilities, while the other knows that she's old enough now to handle what life throws at her, even if she'd rather take a different path. As a result, the video splits into two narrative storylines, one where Cleopatra leaves her husband and runs away, and another where she stays.

Directed by Rancid frontman Tim Armstrong, the clip sees the band make headlines for robbing a bank, with footage of the group performing the tune in someone's living room.

"It's about the culture of mass shooting that happens in America mixed with narcissistic social media," Billie Joe Armstrong said recently. "There's this sort of rage happening, but it's also now being filmed and we all have ourselves under surveillance. To me, that is so twisted.

The report also reflects on YouTube's rate of pay to artists, which has come under fire from various rock groups this year - most notably Sixx AM, Radiohead and Anthrax.