In response to the North Carolina state legislature’s failure to repeal the infamous, discriminatory “Bathroom Bill” (HB2) and President Trump‘s recent executive order temporarily restricting immigration from seven majority-Muslim countries, the 2017 edition of Moogfest will incorporate a protest stage. More
After Kanye West caused a ruckus on social media by meeting with then-President-elect Donald Trump in December, he took to Twitter to set the record straight about their meet-up — but as of Monday, those tweets no longer exist. More
Atlanta may have witnessed a historic collapse at Super Bowl 51, but there was a glimmer of good news for the city on Sunday: Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos topped the Billboard 200 with their new LP Culture. More
Blink-182 will take their new LP California on the road this spring with an 18-date trek that focuses on the lower half of the continental United States. More
Lady Gaga’s Super Bowl halftime show performance scored huge immediate sales gains for the diva, according to Nielsen Music. More
Chance the Rapper debuted the new video for “Same Drugs” on Monday via Facebook Live. In the clip, the rapper duets with a singing puppet behind a grand piano. He previously incorporated puppets when performing at his Magnificent Coloring Day festival in Chicago last summer. More
A batch of Bob Marley live recordings that had laid dormant and damaged in a London hotel for nearly 40 years have been rediscovered and restored. More
Best New Artist Grammy nominee Kelsea Ballerini‘s breezy country-pop takes inspiration from the straight talk of Dolly Parton, the sun-dappled hooks of Sheryl Crow, and the pure emotion of Kelly Clarkson – not to mention Rihanna’s swag. Here are five facts about the singer-songwriter, who broke out big over the past 18 months with hits like the coy “Dibs” and the wounded “Peter Pan.”
As the players and fans prepared for the biggest sporting event in the United States the following Sunday, Rolling Stone hosted one of the most highly anticipated parties of the year, Rolling Stone Live: Houston, presented by Budweiser and Mercedes-Benz.
Hip-hop legend Nas performed hits “I Can” and “Made You Look” following an unforgettable set by Big Sean, who gave partygoers an exclusive sneak peek at his new album, I Decided. But Diplo ended up stealing the show…
Muse will hit the road with Thirty Seconds to Mars for a joint tour this summer. More