Organizers of a reggae festival in Spain have canceled a scheduled appearance by Matisyahu after he did not respond to their requests to endorse Palestine. Other artists at the Rototom Sunsplash Reggae Festival threatened to pull out of the festival since they felt that he, as a Jewish American, was… Source: Music News

While Justin Bieber has had his famous friends publicly counting down the days until he releases his highly anticipated new single, “What Do You Mean?” he’s hopped on a collaboration with burgeoning artists Kehlani and Khalil. Listen to the smooth “Future” below. Your browser does not support the audio element. Produced by… […]

The Chemical Brothers present a dystopian wasteland of oil-guzzling and decaying limbs in their hypnotic clip for “Sometimes I Feel So Deserted,” a single from their eighth LP, Born in the Echoes. The video – directed by Ninian Doff – gives off a Mad Max-meets-Walking Dead vibe, as a pair of… Source: Music News

Dez Cadena, who rose to prominence fronting Black Flag prior to the band’s recruitment of Henry Rollins, has announced that he is still battling throat cancer. The guitarist and singer had a malignant tumor removed from his larynx earlier this year. Friends of Cadena have posted a GoFundMe page, where… Source: Music News

Ironically, the first time the Peach Music Festival — founded by the Allman Brothers in 2012 — was held without its signature band in the lineup is the year the eclectic gathering found its identity. While Gregg Allman represented the seminal Southern-rock jam band at the fest on Friday night, it’s… Source: Music News

“Take It Easy” had only been out a few months in the summer of 1972. I was a big fan of the song, and was still in high school when the Eagles came to the San Diego Civic Theatre. They were the opening act on a bill with Procol Harum and… Source: Music News

Twin sisters Lisa and Jessica Origliasso — A.K.A. Australian pop rock duo the Veronicas — took a lengthy break following the release of their 2007 sophomore LP, Hook Me Up. Last year, they returned catchier than ever with their self-titled third album, and the siblings recently performed a pair of new… Source: Music News

For the third time in his meteoric career, Luke Bryan tops the multi-genre Billboard 200 album chart as Kill the Lights holds the Number One spot in its debut week. Perhaps even more significantly, Bryan’s chart berth prevents hip-hop icon Dr. Dre from claiming the pole position, although that album… Source: Music News