Kelly Clarkson is going to learn how to fly on the wings of different representation.
The two-time Grammy winner has broken ties with longtime manager Jeff Kwatinetz of The Firm in Los Angeles, E! News confirmed Tuesday.
Recently reinterpreted alt-rock kingpins Smashing Pumpkins and chart-toppers Linkin Park head a rockin' bill of bands, also including Bonnaroo performers Mute Math as well as Taking Back Sunday, Armor for Sleep, and the Used, providing tunes to the soundtrack for Transformers.
The Farm Aid benefit concert will be back for yet another go-around this year, and this time it is set to take place Sept. 9 at New York City's Randall's Island.
If you're looking for something cool and cultural to do on the longest day of the year, visit LACMA on 6/21. Check out art and listen to some great DJs spinning.
RSVP now for your free admission in!
The past few years have been bittersweet for music retail in Los Angeles. The opening of Amoeba Records in 2001 gave the city one of the stronger music outlets in America, but was followed soon by the closings of Aron's Records and Rhino Records.
Music fans have been slow to buy music on their mobile phones. So several companies have responded with services that let users access from their phones music that is stored on their computers.
If you saw the Red Hot Chili Peppers whispering to Al Gore when they accepted their Grammy Award for best rock album in February, that's the moment they committed to playing Live Earth.
Zwinktopia, the fashion-conscious virtual community from IAC/InterActiveCorp., is letting major musicians set up shop in its universe, with deals for a boutique from rapper 50 Cent to tout an upcoming album and virtual merchandise from rock bands like the Clash, the Sex Pistols and Slipknot.
This Saturday features performances by The Deadly Syndrome and spinning by DJ Steve Aoki.
You can also catch The Deadly Syndrome FREE at Spaceland on several dates.
Hours after strolling the red carpet in a strapless black dress, Paris Hilton traded her designer duds for a jail-issued jumpsuit.
Jackson family memorabilia brought in about half a million dollars on the first of a two-day auction at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, auctioneer Guernsey's said Thursday. The auction, which wraps up late Thursday, displayed more than 1,100 lots, mostly costumes, documents, awards and other memorabilia.
MTV's on-again, off-again "Unplugged" program will return in a big way this summer, with new episodes featuring the Police, Bon Jovi, Kenny Chesney, Mary J. Blige and John Mayer.
A Japanese robot twists and rolls to music from an iPod in an intricate dance based on complex mathematics, a technology developers say will enable robots to move about spontaneously instead of following preprogrammed motions.
Going under the knife is not compulsory but being sculpted as the perfect lookalike sure helps in Britain's burgeoning tribute band business.
Get an Elvis nose job, have a Michael Jackson facelift or fit Freddie Mercury false teeth and Psycho Management will lap you up.
Apple Inc.'s iTunes Store started selling thousands of songs without copy protection Wednesday, marking the trendsetting company's latest coup and a model for what analysts say will likely become a pattern for online music sales.
After canceling a Rome performance that would have launched an upcoming European tour, Barbra Streisand plans to kick off her first continental concert series in Switzerland, organizers said on Tuesday.
Green Day are set to release their own version of The Simpsons theme tune.
As previously reported, the band make an apperance in The Simpsons Movie, which is out in July.
George Michael has donated John Lennon's piano to the victims of the Virginia Tech massacre, it has been confirmed.
The U.K. pop star is understood to have given the iconic and hugely valuable instrument away, in a gesture designed to promote world peace.
Justin Timberlake has joined forces with a rival music company to launch his own label, Tennman Records.
The Los Angeles-based label -- whose name pays tribute to Timberlake's home state of Tennessee -- will operate as a joint venture with Interscope Records. Timberlake will serve as chairman and CEO, a statement said.
Actress Mischa Barton, former star of the hit television series "The O.C.," was taken to a Los Angeles hospital after suffering a reaction to medication, the celebrity news Web site TMZ.com reported on Monday.
Sheryl Crow says she thinks her infant son, Wyatt, will be the first in a "whole troop" of children in her life.
During rehearsal, the boss meanders backstage, singing to himself. He doesn't so much wander as he circles like an approaching jet. When he descends from on high is anybody's guess. He's also the air traffic controller. And it's his airport.
At the top of a winding staircase, a larger-than-life photograph of Jim Morrison, shirtless, seductive and forever young, looms as the song "Back Door Man" pulses through the room.
The Wakarusa Festival will feature Widespread Panic, Medeski Martin & Wood, Yonder Mountain String Band, and many more.
Starting June 10th, see Peanut Butter Wolf do his magic for 7 nights in 7 different clubs with 7 different sets - all different styles of music!
"Rehab," the autobiographical top 10 single by Amy Winehouse, won best contemporary song Thursday at Britain's prestigious Ivor Novello songwriting awards.
Winehouse, known for her high-voltage personality and reputation for heavy drinking and smoking, said she wrote the song when she hit rock bottom after breaking up with her boyfriend, Blake Fielder-Civil, The Evening Standard reported.
A few months old now...but I had to bring this back cuz this kid can dance!
The way Simon Cowell sees it, Jordin Sparks and Blake Lewis are the most evenly matched "American Idol" finalists yet and either could win Wednesday.
Bumbershoot’s website has a neat Band Bio Generator. Enter your fictional band's data to generate an original bio. A fun distraction!
Italian consumer groups want authorities to cancel Barbra Streisand's concert in Rome next month because of excessive ticket prices.
