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Chesney had the following to say, "I've been blessed with some of the best songs out there, some songs written, actually, just for this album by writers whose work I've loved for years.

"When 'Setting The World On Fire' came together, it opened a window of time - and some songs that had come in after we were done, I didn't have to save for the next album.

"Suddenly, everything was changing, and the album I'm releasing now has a lot of what made Some Town Somewhere capture the essential part of who the No Shoes Nation is, but really takes the your-life-is-now piece of The Big Revival and expands it.

The original version of the song is featured on the band's third studio album 'iii' which was released back in March. Check out the new Mark Ronson remix here.

Fans will be able to see Miike Snow on the road this fall when they kick off their new U.S. tour next Tuesday (September 27th) in Boston at the House of Blues.

The new official vinyl versions of "Views," "What A Time To Be Alive," and "If You're Reading This It's Too Late on Monday" are set to be released on October 28th.

"It is an honor to be a part of the Red Stick benefit for the flood victims of south Louisiana. Hope you'll join us so we can help some folks while we have some fun," says John Conlee. Mark Chesnutt adds, "I'm really glad to be a part of such a big show to help the people of Louisiana. They have had some hard times lately, so I hope we can bring some fun to these folks and that everyone comes out to support them."

In addition to Chesnutt and Conlee, other guest artists hitting the stage include Lonestar, Jamie O'Neal, Tracy Byrd, Marty Raybon, Aaron Tippin and many more. Each artist is donating their time for the one of a kind event, which includes live music, food, drinks and relief supply donation opportunities.

That project has to do with an idea West once mentioned after releasing his first three albums, The College Dropout, Late Registration and Graduation. Fans will likely remember (and Chance recounts) how West shared that after Graduation came the next phase of life aka getting a "good a� job." But he never made that album. Chance said the idea has stuck with him all this time.

It's Baauer's first song since his debut album, Aa, which came out in March and featured appearances from hip-hop stars such as Pusha T, Future, M.I.A. and G-Dragon, reports Rolling Stone.

So the rapper did what he recently accused Meek of doing, and he named names when he appeared on The Wendy Williams Show last Tuesday (September 20).

"Love him or hate him, GG Allin is an icon," said Gavin Rhodes, co-founder of Emoji Fame. "The process of distilling GG into emojis was equal parts revolting and exhilarating, which I think is a good way to sum up his persona. The emojis we created for him reflect that duality."

The set, jointly developed between Emoji Fame, Merle Allin, and collectibles company Aggronautix, is a rogues galley of multiple eras of both GG and The Murder Junkies; there's a bloody, jockstrap-only GG; a no-eyebrows, fascist-stached Merle, and a pretty vacant Dino the Naked Drummer. Perhaps more exciting are the everyday objects you've always wished existed in emoji form: a turkey baster, a dirty toilet, a burning bible, and many more GG delights.

The backlash prompted Feldman to share a video on Facebook expressing dismay and concern with the tenor and direction of reactions, even claiming that he and his associates ("Angels") were scared to go outside. Many writers and celebrities (including his Stand by Me costar Jerry O'Connell) publicly supported Feldman through the public mockery, and Kesha has now added her voice to the mix.

On Sunday (Sept. 18), Grande, Miller and their moms attended a Pittsburgh Steelers game together. Grande posted some Snapchat videos, while Miller posted a photo of the two in jerseys at the game.

On Twitter, Hussle wrote, "Hip hop need to stop gassing this "beef" between thegame and MeekMill �. n�-s gone sit down like men and express they differences and come to and understanding. Ain't gone be no east cost west coast war. Ain't gone be no black men killing black men."

He added, that anyone encouraging a fight between the two needed to stop, whether it came from "Behind publicity or rap music or social pressure from the people."

In an interview with NPR, White talked about how his collaboration for the Lemonade track 'Don't Hurt Yourself" came together. "I just talked to her and she said, 'I wanna be in a band with you,'" he said. "I said, 'Really? Well, I would love to do something.' I've always loved her voice. I mean, I think she has the kind of soul singing voice of the days of Betty Davis or Aretha Franklin. So, I was really happy to work with her. She took just sort of a sketch of a lyrical outline and turned it into the most bodacious, vicious, incredible song. I don't even know what you'd classify it as � soul, rock and roll, or whatever it is. 'Don't Hurt Yourself' is incredibly intense; I'm so amazed at what she did with it."

White was less kind to Jimmy Fallon during an appearance on his show. During a discussion about guitars, Fallon said he plays a Fender Newporter, which is an acoustic guitar fitted with the neck of an electric. White joked that the instrument was 'a beginner's guitar for children."