Archive | April, 2015

Watch John Krasinski Nail N'Sync's 'Bye Bye Bye' on 'Lip Sync Battle'

Of all the ridiculous teen-pop choreography from the TRL era, the puppet dancing from N’Sync’s “Bye Bye Bye” video could be the most (in)famous. John Krasinski paid tribute to Justin Timberlake and company’s 2000 hit during Thursday’s Lip Sync Battle, mouthing the words with zeal as he mimicked every last… Source: RollingStone Link: Watch John […]

Enter for a Chance to Win a Trip to New York City's FarmBorough Festival

Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan and Brad Paisley will help New York City make history when they headline FarmBorough this summer, marking the Big Apple’s first-ever country music festival. Set for Randall’s Island June 26-28, FarmBorough will also feature performances by Dwight Yoakam, Sturgill Simpson, Wade Bowen, Brandy Clark, Maddie & Tae,… Source: RollingStone Link: Enter […]

Black Sabbath's Bill Ward: 'I Don't Know If I'm a Member'

UPDATE: Ward has responded to Ozzy Osbourne’s Facebook post in a new post on his own Facebook page. The drummer refuted that he wasn’t physically up to record and said the “unsignable” contract, contrary to Osbourne’s assertion, wasn’t a “smokescreen.” It’s been three-and-a-half years since Black Sabbath announced they would record their first… Source: RollingStone Link: Black […]

The Black Sabbath Feud Just Got Much Worse

One day after Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward released a 700-word statement blasting frontman Ozzy Osbourne and detailing intra-band squabbles, Osbourne has responded on his Facebook page, bluntly asking, “What the fuck are you on about?” In Wednesday’s post, Ward reiterated that he would not rejoin the band until Osbourne apologized for unspecified statements Ward said… Source: RollingStone Link: The […]

No Taylor Swift, Streaming Isn't Killing Music

It's become fashionable for a handful of musicians and singers to bemoan how services like Spotify, Pandora and others are "killing music." Pop superstar Taylor Swift went so far as to pull her music from streaming services, complaining that artists need to be paid.Well, music industry veteran Miles Doughty, of the popular band Slightly… Source: […]