Kelly Clarkson, who’s seen several tracks from her upcoming album leak well before their release date, decided to take matters into her own hands this week.
Clarkson took to Twitter and gave her followers an unexpected treat: a free download of the title track from her upcoming album, ‘Stronger.’
The New Yorker doesn’t usually devote much space to young artists or current trends, but they made an exception for Taylor Swift in their most recent issue, giving a full profile of the artist that, as they point out, has sold more albums in the last five years than any other musician.
Swift was characteristically frank in the article, offering her thoughts on life and love as a 21-year-old superstar and offering a few hints of what fans can expect to hear from her next album, due in 2012.
October 1, 2011 Hey it's Ally, getting ready for the Saturday Night 80's show tonight from 7-midnight. One of my favorite parts about the show is the feature:
"On This Day in the 1980's"
I totally learned something new and wanted to share it. (Maybe I'm showing my ignorance, but I'll take that risk...)
In 1989, the US screwed
Just a little while ago, we had an autographed Richard Marx guitar up for grabs.
We ended up getting over 3,300 entries, and selected our winner.
We didn't realize who won until she came by the studio today to pick up the guitar!
It’s easy to understand why the precocious British tot in this video would have mixed feelings about Katy Perry. We go back and forth on her music too.
Most of the considerable hype surrounding the ‘Twilight’ series has centered on the many, many books and movie tickets it’s sold, but the franchise has also been a musical phenomenon, generating more than 4.5 million units in sales over three soundtrack albums.
With the next installment in the series scheduled to reach theaters on November 18, dedicated Twi-hards — not to mention music retailers — have been eagerly awaiting news about its soundtrack. On Monday, Atlantic Records obliged, releasing the full track listing and artwork via Twitter.
In today’s pop marketplace, it’s commonly accepted for an artist to take three years or longer to finish a new album, which is almost exactly how long it took Lady Gaga to get from her first full-length collection, ‘The Fame,’ to its recently released follow-up, ‘Born This Way.’
But Gaga didn’t get where she is by following what everyone else is doing, and based on comments she made during a recent call-in to Ryan Seacrest’s radio show, it sounds like she’ll be back with another album sooner than anyone expected.
We often refer to senior citizens as being in their ‘golden years,’ but Tony Bennett is taking it to a whole new level. In fact, before long, he could be in his platinum years.
At the age of 87, the veteran singer is still reaching new levels of success, breaking a pair of Billboard records with the first single from his ‘Duets II’ album.
If Joe Jonas is still sporting that purity ring, it sure doesn’t seem to be cramping his style these days.
The 22-year-old middle sibling from the Jonas Brothers has a new solo single, ‘Just in Love,’ and its accompanying video is definitely not something most people would deem “pure.”
VH1′s Pop-Up Video, which has been on hiatus since 2002, is returning with brand new episodes on October 3.
All the snark, irreverence and stone cold facts that made the show such a hit during its original run are back and on display in this preview featuring Britney Spears‘ music video for ‘Til The End World Ends.’
A busker playing guitar for spare change in Boston’s Public Gardens got a quite a shock when music legend Bruce Springsteen approached him yesterday, and asked if he could borrow his instrument. Bruce then began strumming a tune for the passersby, with a huge grin on his face. Speculation is that Springsteen was in Boston dropping son Evan off at Boston College.
No word on how much The Boss collected in tips.
