A deal that would have brought Paula Abdul to ABC’s revamped version of Star Search has collapsed, according to the Hollywood Reporter, because the former American Idol judge’s salary demand was too high.
Janet Jackson’s new single will be released March 30th, Jermaine Dupri tweeted last night. The track, called “Nothing,” appears on the Why Did I Get Married Too soundtrack.
Sarah McLachlan’s first new studio album in seven years, The Laws of Illusion, will hit stores on June 15th, just weeks before the Canadian singer’s Lilith Fair reboot launches its first date.
Taylor Swift’s six-times-platinum Fearless has become the most awarded country album in history. The 20-year-old star was honored by her label earlier this week, as she scored her 10th consecutive Top 10 Hot Country Song.
U2 will release their Artificial Horizon remix album as a triple-vinyl set on May 14th. According to the album’s site, Trent Reznor, Justice and Hot Chip are among the 13 producers who reworked songs from Pop to No Line on the Horizon.
Waka Flocka Flame has been arrested for violating his probation by traveling outside of Georgia.
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Patti Smith will receive the ASCAP Founders Award and perform at the group’s 27th annual Pop Music Awards on April 21st in Los Angeles.
Smashing Pumpkins will launch Record Store Day on April 17th with a special performance in L.A. hosted by Rocket Science Ventures and Amoeba Records. Fans will be able to pre-order Teargarden by Kaleidyscope Vol 1: Songs For A Sailor exclusively at indie record shops on the 17th as well.
Jimmy Fallon’s show will dedicate the week of May 10th’s musical performances to the Rolling Stones’ Exile on Main Street, which is being reissued on May 18th. Billboard reports as-yet-unnamed big acts will cover Exile songs each night; the Stones themselves are not confirmed guests.
Jack White told British GQ he just collaborated with Jay-Z: “We did a song together a few weeks ago. It was incredible. I played him something that I’ve been kicking around for a while and he immediately came out with words for it. It’s unbelievable-sounding.”
Lil Wayne failed to appear in an Arizona court for a hearing related to the drug and gun charges he faces there because he’s in a New York prison, but the judge issued a bench warrant and upped his bond, the AP reports.
Lilith Fair has unveiled the lineups and dates for its first eight dates. The fest’s official website has full details, and tickets go on sale March 27th. The tour kicks off July 2nd in Portland, Oregon, where Sheryl Crow, Erykah Badu and Sarah McLachlan will be on the bill.
Stone Temple Pilots fan site Below Empty is hosting a brief preview of the band’s new single “Between the Lines.” Find out more about the band’s first new disc since 2001 in our Spring Music Preview.
The Stooges, who joined the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last night, will see Rhino rerelease their self-titled 1969 debut album with bonus cuts and producer John Cale’s original mixes as a Collector’s Edition that ships in late April.
The Furthur Festival has announced this year’s event will go down over Memorial Day weekend; no bands have been confirmed yet.
English singer Lesley Duncan has died at age 66 after a battle with cerebrovascular disease, NME reports. Duncan is best known for writing “Love Song,” her duet with Elton John, and performing on records by Pink Floyd, Ringo Starr and Dusty Springfield.
Guns n’ Roses canceled last night’s show in Rio due to a stage collapse caused by heavy rain. Axl Rose reported the news on his Twitter, confirming the accident resulted in minor injuries but no fatalities.
John Lydon tells Billboard he hopes Public Image Ltd. will emerge from their reunion tour with new tracks. Lydon says he has “piles” of fresh songs, and will likely lay down the LP in the States.
Starting today, fans can bid on handmade goodies in the Crafts for a Cause auction, with all proceeds benefitting Haiti Relief. As Rolling Stone reported, No Doubt, Vampire Weekend, the Strokes, Kings of Leon and many more artists donated to the effort.
Bloc Party’s Kele Okereke has scheduled his first solo shows. The BBC reports the frontman will perform as “Kele” at Ibiza Rocks on August 31st.
The Clash’s Mick Jones and Paul Simonon both play on Gorillaz’s new Plastic Beach, and AP reports. Ray producer Stuart Benjamin is working on the project.
Amy Winehouse is getting into the fashion business. launching a new line for Fred Perry. The singer’s Website announces that her 17-piece black and pink-dominated collection features polo shirts and pencil skirts and is due in October.
TIcketless Metallica fans rioted in Colombia earlier this week, leading to more than 100 arrests and eight injuries outside the band’s show at Bogota’s Simón Bolívar Park. Pollstar reports.
Beck’s next Record Club project will feature St. Vincent, the Liars and Os Mutantes, Pitchfork reports, though it’s unclear which classic album they’ve tackled.
If you’ve already mastered Rock Band 2, there’s good news on the horizon: Rock Band 3 will be out in time for the 2010 holidays. A statement on the game’s Facebook page promises the new title will “innovate and revolutionize the music genre once again.” Green Day: Rock Band will arrive June 8th.
In addition to being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Genesis next week, Phil Collins will be honored at June 17th’s Songwriters Hall of Fame gala in New York with the Johnny Mercer Award.
Kings of Leon’s Tap Tap Revenge game Kings of Leon Revenge is being unleashed today for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The game features 10 songs including “Use Somebody,” “Notion” and “Sex on Fire.” Check out a preview on YouTube.
DMX was arrested for violating the terms of his probation, admitting he’d used cocaine over the last nine months, Reuters reports. The rapper is currently in a Phoenix jail.
Lady Gaga is coming to Rock Band: the pop star’s first track pack includes “Bad Romance,” “Just Dance,” “Monster” and “Poker Face” — and as a special bonus, the version of “Poker Face” Eric Cartman made famous on South Park will also be up for sale in the game’s Music Store next week.
Canadian rockers Stars will return with their fifth album, The Five Ghosts, on June 22nd. The band will perform the new disc in its entirety during a U.S. tour this summer.
The soundtrack to the Doors documentary When You’re Strange, due April 6th, will include Jim Morrison’s poetry as read by Johnny Depp, who narrates the film. Rhino will also reissue the band’s Absolutely Live and Live in New York as 180-gram double-album sets on March 16th.
Tom Morello has confirmed he’s working on the score to Iron Man 2 in a tweet posted over the weekend: “Is that really me in Iron Man? Of course. Iron Man kicks my ass. I’m working on score for Iron Man 2. Rockin. Movie is awesome.”
Band of Horses have found a label and nailed down a release date for Infinite Arms: the disc, due May 18th, will arrive via Brown Records/Fat Possum Records/Columbia Records. The band co-produced the disc with Phil Ek.
The Sopranos creator David Chase’s next project looks to be a feature-length film about an emerging Sixties band, reports Deadline New York.
Lady Gaga may leap into the 3-D game by developing a way to integrate the technology into her live show or releasing a 3-D DVD, her rep tells MTV News.
Arcade Fire have booked their first 2010 live date: a spot headlining Dublin’s Oxegen Festival, NME reports. Jay-Z, Muse, Broken Social Scene, Vampire Weekend and the Black Eyed Peas are also confirmed for the event, which takes place July 8-11th.
Phish are jumping into the lucrative 3-D game with an upcoming movie that’ll have fans strapping on paper glasses. A new Website Phish3Dmovie has launched, but the band isn’t offering up any concrete details yet. Rumor has it the movie will feature footage from last year’s Festival 8.
D’Angelo has been arrested for solicitation, the New York Post reports. The R&B singer reportedly offered an undercover policewoman $40 for oral sex in New York’s West Village at 2:30 a.m. Saturday night and was arrested.
The Dramatics’ Ron Banks has died at age 58 of a heart attack, Reuters reports. Banks was a founding member of the soul vocal group who are best known for their 1971 hit “Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get.”
Aerosmith are still dancing around the idea of a summer tour of the States. They’ve already announced a European trek, and today they added South American dates to their schedule. Check out the list (and another amusing clip of the band) at their official Website.
The Flaming Lips, Alice in Chains, Earth, Wind and Fire, Limp Bizkit and Jeff Beck are set to rock the Beale Street Music Festival in Memphis on April 30th to May 2nd. The full, eccentric lineup is posted on the event’s Website.
Missing rapper J-Kwon has been found alive and well. The 24-year-old “Tipsy” MC was reported missing by his record label after they hadn’t reached him in a month. He checked in yesterday, HipHopDX reports, but declined to make a public statement.
After announcing their first tour of the U.S. in 18 years, John Lydon’s Public Image Ltd. has confirmed their return to American TV: an April 7th appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
My Chemical Romance have officially split with drummer Bob Bryar, writing on their official website, “This was a painful decision for all of us to make and was not taken lightly. We wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors and expect you all to do the same.”
Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg has assembled a compilation called Proud to Be Woman which benefits women’s empowerment group Vital Voices. Mary J. Blige, Santigold, Christina Aguilera and more stars appear on the disc, which will be released in DVF stores and on DVF.com starting March 8th.
EMI is releasing special John Lennon and Sex Pistols vinyl for record store day. The Lennon “Singles Bag” will include three 45 RPM singles with replicated original artwork for “Mother,” “Imagine” and “Watching the Wheels”; a limited-edition The Great Rock ‘N’ Roll Swindle will arrive as a 180 gram double LP.
Gang Starr’s Guru has emerged from a coma following heart surgery, and issued a statement to AllHipHop that reads, “I am doing fine and I am recovering! I’m weak though.”
Taylor Swift picked up five Country Music Award nominations, including a nod for the coveted Entertainer of the Year. Recent chart superstars Lady Antebellum earned the most nominations, however, with seven, and Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert both tied with six. The CMAs will be held April 18th in Las Vegas.
CBS is continuing to mine classic rock for its prime-time dramas. The March 21st episode of Cold Case will feature only Pink Floyd songs, including “Hey You,” “Comfortably Numb,” “Mother,” “Marooned,” “Time,” “The Thin Ice” and “Wish You Were Here.”
David Bowie has spoken out about the potential demise of the BBC’s 6 Music station, its outlet for smaller-known bands. Reuters reports the Thin White Duke issued a statement on his Website that reads, “6 Music keeps the spirit of broadcasters like John Peel alive and for new artists to lose this station would be a great shame.”
Lead Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger announced she’s joining the cast of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars yesterday, and now two Dolls have left the group. Ashley Roberts and Kimberley Wyatt are quitting to pursue acting and happiness, respectively, the BBC reports.
Bonnaroo has teamed with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and HeadCount to release a free “Best of Bonnaroo” download compilation that comes with a message asking fans to contact their senators about climate change. Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, Jack Johnson, Wilco, and more bands contributed live tracks from the festival to the 17-song album.
The Roots’ third annual Philly picnic will take place June 5th this year and feature Vampire Weekend, Nneka, Clipse and more. ?uestlove announced the lineup in a video and hinted the crew will top last year’s Public Enemy performance with “a reunion we thought we would never get” by donning a thick gold chain and a black fedora and adding, “This should say it all.” Sounds like Run-DMC to us. Get your tickets starting Friday at Live Nation.
Hall & Oates’ longtime bassist Tom “T-Bone” Wolk died Saturday of an apparent heart attack. Wolk played on Kurtis Blow’s “These Are the Breaks” and with the Saturday Night Live house band from 1986 to 1992. “T-Bone was my musical brother and losing him is like losing my right hand,” Daryl Hall said in a statement.
Memorabilia from Michael Jackson (including onstage outfits), U2 (Bono’s rosary), the Beatles and Bob Dylan are hitting the block for the Gotta Have Rock & Roll auction.
Photo: Denis/AFP/Getty The White Stripes have announced the locations of the official March 16th public screenings of their Canadian tour doc Under Great White Northern Lights on their official Website. Fans also have the opportunity to host their own screening (details here).
Neil Young helped wrap the Vancouver Olympics with a performance of “Long May You Run” at the Closing Ceremony last night. Nickelback, Avril Lavigne and Alanis Morissette also played the event. During the Games, RS brought you athletes’ playlists and news about the song Devo debuted there.
Gang Starr’s Guru is in a coma after suffering a severe cardiac arrest, Hip-Hop DX reports. The MC is awaiting surgery at a New York hospital.
Axl Rose sent out a public-service tweet this weekend, warning fans about fake Guns n’ Roses shows on sale in Panama, Guatemala and Costa Rica.
Bob Dylan has racked up another national honor. Last night, he was one of a dozen people awarded the National Medal of Arts, which celebrates “the breadth and depth of American architecture, design, film, music, performance, theater and visual art.” Dylan and fellow honoree Clint Eastwood did not attend the ceremony, the New York Times reports.
One of Rick Ross’ former girlfriends, Lastonia Leviston, is suing 50 Cent, claiming the Queens rapper posted her private sex tape online in an attempt to rib his rival Ross. Reuters reports the tape (edited to include 50’s voice over) was posted on his ThisIs50 site.
Kanye West has launched a new blog on his official Website that exchanges the futuristic neon of his Kanyeuniversity with a more high-art aesthetic. The first posts: a photo of his girlfriend Amber Rose recreating Grace Jones’ Island Life album cover and his “Coldest Winter” video.
A drunk vandal has been arrested for setting the Philadelphia blaze that consumed much of songwriters Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff’s historic studio building earlier this week. NBC Philadelphia reports 27-year-old Chris Cimini broke into the studio and used a lighter to set the blaze.
Adam Lambert and Ben Harper have been added as musical guests for Jay Leno’s first two weeks as the returning host of NBC’s Tonight Show, the AP reports. Leno’s show debuts March 1st.
Vampire Weekend will return to Saturday Night Live as musical guest on March 6th, and Pearl Jam will perform on the show on March 13th. Zach Galifianakis and Jude Law will host the two episodes, respectively.
Abbey Road Studios has been declared a Grade II historic site—the English preservation society’s second-highest ranking—Reuters reports. The building’s interior can be altered, but changes “must respect the character and preservation of the site.”
Natavia S. Lowery has been convicted for the second-degree murder of former Ramones co-manager Linda Stein and faces life in prison, the New York Times reports. Stein, who was beaten to death in October 2007, was married to Sire Records head Seymour Stein in the Seventies and went on to become a real estate agent to the stars.
Prince is being sued for 1.7 million Euros over a canceled 2008 gig in Dublin. The BBC reports 55,000 tickets were sold for the concert at Croke Park and Prince’s agent was paid half of his $3 million fee, however the artist gave “no reason of substance” for nixing the show.
Is it too late for All Points West to book big-name talent and scramble together a lineup? According to the New York Times, it’s unlikely the New Jersey weekend festival will return summer 2010. Executives for promoter AEG Live tell the paper a final decision has not been made, but should the fest continue it will be overhauled to improve fans’ experience.
After making his only major U.S. live appearance at Halloween’s Voodoo Festival in New Orleans, Eminem is now booked to rock a big crowd overseas. The BBC reports the MC will headline T in the Park, along with Muse and Kasabian. Jay-Z is also set to perform at the fest, which takes place July 9-11th.
Original Recordings Group is reissuing Sonic Youth’s first five albums — from 1983’s Confusion Is Sex through 1987’s Sister — on 180 gram vinyl. Original Recordings tells Slicing Up Eyeballs the colored, limited-edition records will be available winter 2010.
Jennifer Lopez’s next album won’t be released on Sony Records: her manager Benny Medina tells Deadline Hollywood the two have parted ways. Lopez’s next film The Back-Up Plan’s release has been delayed to late April, but she’s still slated to host Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Beck, Julian Casablancas, Air, Of Montreal and Vampire Weekend are donating rare tracks and remixes to a new Haiti relief compilation called Hear to Help, a collaboration between American Eagles stores and Filter magazine. The disc is available today through March 19th in stores and online at AE.com.
With a week to go before he reports to prison in New York to serve a one-year sentence on gun charges, Lil Wayne has started up a Twitter. His first tweet: “im super new to this twitter shit but wudup tho !……….follow me biot¢h……….wudup mak……happy bday LO……8 days of freedom..ym.” Read more about Weezy’s impending trip to Rikers.
U2 have tapped Lenny Kravitz, the Fray and Interpol to open on their 360° Tour this summer. Find out who’s rocking where on U2’s official site.
As promised, Michael Jackson’s 3-D musical ride Captain EO will reopen at California’s Disneyland tomorrow. An official Disney blog reports the show is returning to the same Tomorrowland theater where it debuted.
Nas has pleaded not guilty to a contempt charge stemming from ex-wife Kelis’ claim he owes $200,000 in child support, AllHipHop reports. A hearing has been scheduled for March 10th.
Justin Timberlake has his own fashion line, but he tells MTV he has his eye on some classic Rolling Stones style. “I still find old Mick Jagger jackets that I wish I could pull out of his closet or something. Of course, they wouldn’t fit me. Very tight.”
Furthur and moe. have joined the lineup of the Nateva Festival, which already includes the Flaming Lips and Derek Trucks. The camping fest goes down July Fourth weekend in Maine.
Alan Wilder joined Depeche Mode onstage for the first time in 16 years this week. Check out footage of the band’s onetime keyboardist with Dave Gahan and Co. at the Royal Albert Hall on Slicing Up Eyeballs.
Reports of Gordon Lightfoot’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Reuters reports the 71-year-old singer-songwriter says is “fine.”
We’re not done looking back at the last decade just yet: Beyoncé has been named the RIAA’s biggest earner of gold and platinum certifications for albums, videos, digital singles and ringtones with 64, Billboard reports. Eagles follow with 48 and Michael Jackson had 44.
The Grateful Dead’s July 7, 1989 show at Philadelphia’s John F. Kennedy Stadium is being turned into a three-disc, one-DVD set called Crimson, White & Indigo due April 20th. The set features 19 songs including two Bob Dylan covers and a booklet of rare photos.
Animal Collective and visual artist Danny Perez are booked for a multimedia show at New York’s Guggenheim museum rotunda on March 4th. Transverse Temporal Gyrus will transform the museum into “a kinetic, psychedelic environment,” promises museum reps.
Check out the cover for Method Man, Ghostface Killah and Raekwon’s Wu-Massacre disc and its track list on Nah Right. The album is due March 30th.
Lady Gaga was the big winner’s at last night’s Brit Awards in the U.K., the BBC reports, picking up three honors — the International trophies for Female, Breakthrough and Album — and performing a tribute to designer Alexander McQueen (watch it above).
Bonnie Raitt will be inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame, and Leonard Cohen and Earth, Wind and Fire will join the Songwriters Hall of Fame this year. The Blues ceremony goes down May 5th in Memphis, the AP reports, and the Songwriters event is June 17th in New York.
When You’re Strange: A Film About the Doors, a new Tom DiCillo-directed documentary that features previously unseen archival footage of the band and is narrated by Johnny Depp, will get a limited release in theaters April 9th.
Brooklyn, New York’s Hoyt-Schermerhorn subway station may soon get a mural commemorating its most famous moment: the filming of Michael Jackson’s “Bad” video. The New York Post reports the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership is searching for an artist to create a work on what’s now a blank wall at 45 Hoyt St.
Aerosmith — with Steven Tyler — are being touted as one of the headliners of the U.K.’s Download Festival, which goes down June 11-13th at Donington Park. AC/DC and Rage Against the Machine are also on the bill.
According to the Financial Times, EMI is looking to sell off the iconic Abbey Road studios to help raise cash for its private equity owner Terra Firma.
Madonna has two non-musical projects on deck: She’s set to cowrite and direct a biopic about the affair between King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson, Variety reports, and appear as a celebrity judge on Jerry Seinfeld new reality show The Marriage Ref, according to the AP.
The Knack’s frontman Doug Fieger has died at age 57 after a long battle with lung cancer, Reuters reports. Fieger cowrote the band’s biggest hit “My Sharona,” which held Number One for six weeks in 1979.
“She-Wolf,” the first single from Shakira’s October album, will be distributed as a free download on ABC’s Music Lounge from 7 p.m. Sunday through midnight starting Sunday, July 12th, Billboard reports.
The Beastie Boys have been added to the lineup for San Diego’s 25th anniversary Street Scene Festival on August 28th and 29th. The fest also includes Modest Mouse, Black Eyed Peas, the Dead Weather and M.I.A.
Britney Spears’ ex-boyfriend, paparazzo Adnan Ghalib, will stand trial for allegedly using his car to assault a man who tried to serve him legal papers. TMZ report Ghalib will face felony assault with a deadly weapon, battery and hit-and-run charges.
Muse are talking to NME about their next album, The Resistance. The disc closes with three-part symphony “Exogenesis” and “Unnatural Selection” features some slap bass.
Rhino will release Genesis Live 1973-2007, a 10-disc box set (the fourth for the band) of live albums with bonus audio and unreleased tracks, on September 29th. In addition to including four live LPs, the set features five tracks from The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway. More info at Genesis Music.
Rosanne Cash’s 12th studio album, The List, is due October 6th. The disc collects the singer’s favorite covers, taken from a list of essential country tracks father Johnny Cash passed to her in 1973. The set list includes Bob Dylan and Merle Haggard songs, and guests include Bruce Springsteen, Jeff Tweedy and Elvis Costello.
Jenny Lewis picks up a gun and spoofs spy flicks in the new video for Acid Tongue track “See Fernando” — it’s streaming on Perez Hilton.
Metric, K’naan, Patrick Wilson, Fucked Up and six more nominees have made the short list for Canadian music honor the Polaris Music Prize. See the full list at the awards’ site.
Carrie Underwood’s as-yet-untitled new album — the American Idol’s third — is due November 3rd, CMT reports. Mark Bright produced the follow-up to 2007’s hit Carnival Ride.
Paul Revere and the Raiders guitarist Drake “The Kid” Levin has died of cancer at age 62, Variety reports. Levin joined the band at 16 and went on to form the band Brotherhood; he reunited with the Raiders for a concert in 1997.
AFI bassist Hunter Burgan has revealed the band’s next album, Crash Love, arrives September 29th via his Twitter.
Actor Ryan Gosling’s band with Zach Shields, Dead Man’s Bones, has signed to Anti- Records, Pitchfork reports. The label will release their self-titled debut October 6th.
On July 20th David Bowie fans will get the chance to remix “Space Oddity” thanks to the Space Oddity Digital EP, a collection that includes four version of the 1969 track and eight stem tracks (acoustic guitar, vocal, bass and drums, etc.), the rocker’s official site reports.
The Arctic Monkeys’ first single from third LP Humbug, “Crying Lightning,” is available on iTunes right now. The band will hit the States to debut new tunes in August.
En Vogue’s three original members — Cindy Herron-Bragg, Terry Ellis, Dawn Robinson and Maxine Jones — reunited at Sunday’s Essence Awards in New Orleans. The Hollywood Reporter says the group is planning a new LP and possibly a reality-TV show.
American Idol judge and songwriter Kara DioGuardi married boyfriend Mike McCuddy in Maine over the weekend, Us Weekly reports.
On a message posted on Kiss’ official Website, Gene Simmons said the band’s new, still-untitled album nearly complete and “Maybe the best record we’ve done in 30 years.” Fans will “have to wait a bit longer” for the name of the possibly Wal-Mart exclusive album, the band’s first since 1998’s Psycho Circus.
Prince will close out this year’s Montreux Jazz Festival on July 18th in Switzerland, Reuters reports. He’ll perform twice at this year’s fest, like when he performed at Montreux two years ago and encored his headlining performance with a 3 a.m. concert at a nearby jazz café.
Allen Klein, the former manager of the Beatles and Rolling Stones and founder of ABKCO Records, passed away July 4th after a battle with Alzheimer’s, CNN reports. Klein was 77. Klein also held the copyright to music by the Kinks, Sam Cooke, the Animals, Chubby Checker and more.
Eric De La Cruz, a Nine Inch Nails fan who Trent Reznor helped get a heart transplant, passed away on July 4th. As Rock Daily reported last week, Reznor received proclamations from New York government officials honoring the NIN frontman for the work he did toward helping De La Cruz.
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