Up and Coming Rapper Lil Peep Dead at 21

Meek is now appealing the sentence and requesting "the recusal of Judge Brinkley from considering and ruling on that motion and from any further adjudicatory role in this case." According to Meek's complaint, the judge ignored the advice of his probation officer and the rapper has "responded well" and "actively participated in an effort towards behavioral change."

"I've been working on new music along with doing other things that I put on hold for the last few years," he told Stylz and Roman before his performance at Stars and Strings on Wednesday (November 15). "I do have some songs starting to accumulate. First of the year, I'll have music ready to rock."

Hunt's single "Body Like A Back Road" spent 34 weeks at No. 1 this year, breaking Florida Georgia Line's previous record. It's something he admits he was surprised by.

After releasing the audio last month, the video finds Carey front and center, singing the emotional ballad in a glittering gown alongside clips from the film.

"LOVE this cover!!! You all ROCK!" Urban wrote, sharing a link to the video. The all-female group perform every Monday night in Nashville, TN, at the Listening Room ending each round with a cover of a recent hit.

The "Female" cover featuring Kalie Shorr, Lacy Cavalier, Savannah Keyes, Kim Paige, Lacy Green, Tasji Bachman, Tiera, and Lena Stone.

"First time I heard this song was on the Bluetooth speakers in between commercials watching the CMA's at Lena's house with Kalie and Savannah. There's not much that can shut us 4 up for a solid 3 minutes lol. We knew a cover video was the next move! This was just one of those magical moments where everything comes together so flawlessly! Female� we flawless," Kim Paige told Radio.com.

"I've always loved Keith Urban but his decision to record this song and use his platform to stand in solidarity with women made me admire him even more," Shorr told Rolling Stone Country.

The evening was the playlist of our dreams. A live, acoustic shuffle of ballads and classics, heartbreakers and soul-renewers that breath life and compassion into us. Proceeds from the show went to Folds of Honor, which provides educational support to the spouses and children of our fallen and injured soldiers. Every seat in the house was donned with a white bandana and a small American flag. Rather than the customary red curtain, a larger than life American flag hung center stage pre-show. At 7:30 p.m. Drew Walker welcomed us into the night and Jim Cornelison, voice of the Chicago Blackhawks, delivered the National Anthem.

Country rock renegade Lindsay Ell kicked off the performance (and her first show at the Chicago Theater). Ell beamed, 'For a blonde girl who likes to write songs and play guitar, it's a dream to hear [my] music on the radio, so thank you CBS and US99!"

Videotaping the journey, Swift gave a full account of the trip into and through the Nashville store. Ultimately, the crew made it inside to find the anticipated pile of Reputation magazines and CDs on sale. Fans were invited to shoot selfies with the "local" celebrity.

The special will feature highlights from the past 59 years, including artist reactions to their own GRAMMY performances: "To be asked by Paul McCartney to come up and jam was like a life-affirming moment for me," said Dave Grohl.

Tame Impala frontman Kevin Parker talked about the EP's opening track, "List Of People (To Try And Forget About)," with Zane Lowe, saying that it was written during sessions for the band's 2012 album, Lonerism.

"I guess one of the reasons it didn't end up on (2015 release Currents) is because it was started on so early and I was so over it by the time I was finishing the album," Parker said. "But by the time I got to finish it I was really satisfied with it as a song, and as a chunk of my creativity and emotion and stuff."

The Residency is the name of the program Macklemore and Lewis launched back in 2015, with the initiative of mentoring young artists from low-income communities on how to make a living from creative endeavors.

"Ryan Lewis and I helped launch The Residency so that young aspiring hip-hop artists in Seattle have a chance to pursue their passions in music," Macklemore told Billboard. "Travis was a standout in the first year of the program, came back in a leadership role the next year, and it's been incredible to watch him grow as an artist over the last three years."

"This World Children's Day, I am teaming up with UNICEF to remind the world that children and young people's voices matter and that their perspectives must be included in the decisions that will shape their future," she said in a statement.

For the project, children from over 130 countries were chosen to perform in their own music video of "What About Us," in recognition of the day, reports Billboard.

"I am excited to lend "What About Us" to a global kids take over on Nov. 20 as we celebrate the power of kids around the world speaking out about the issues that affect them," P!nk continued.

As part of the take over initiative, The United Nations has "invited children from around the world to take over key roles in media, politics, business, sport and entertainment to voice their support for millions of their peers who are unschooled, unprotected and uprooted on 20th November."

In an interview with Radio.com at US99's Stars and Strings Concert in Chicago, Lady Antebellum's Charles Kelley and Dave Haywood explain the effect the military has had on their families.

"My brother-in-law Robertson, he's in the military right now," Kelley explains. "He feels like [he has] such a purpose right now. He decided not to go to college and joined the military. I'm so proud of him. He's not sure where he's going to get stationed yet. He just got through boot camp. It's such a sacrifice thinking about when he comes back and we get to catch up. I say, 'What is it like?' and I could just see the pride on his face. It's definitely a sacrifice I don't know if I could make."

Melissa Etheridge was arrested earlier this week for possession of marijuana. As her tour bus crossed from Canada to North Dakota, border patrol searched Etheridge's vehicle and found the drug onboard, reports Billboard.

Etheridge, who is a cancer survivor who has a legal permit for medical marijuana use in California, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charge of possession.

"That's a highlight every night for me to bring these guys out and do that," he shares. "The most memorable moment of that for me was, I looked over and they [do the salute] and they're standing there at attention and one of them was crying.

"That killed me. That only happened maybe once that I saw. Can you imagine that? They're in front of a crowd of people that are giving them that kind of accolade and they deserve more."

Smith said that Michael supported his career by sending flowers and words of encouragement, though they never met. In addition, the singer called Rihanna his "spirit animal" and said he aspires to be more like her.

Calling it "The most important song I've ever wrote," Logic shared the one-sheet detailing how on the day of the track's release, the Lifeline "received the second highest daily call volume in its history at the time," with over 4,573 calls.

The brand new Eif Rivera-directed promotional clip finds the rappers storming the Bronx in luxury cars and a series of fashion-forward looks for the booming hip-hop track.

The anthemic track showcases all three artists, culminating in a massive chorus. An official music video is expected to debut on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 23).