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 Great Big SeachangeAlan Doyle branches out with first solo album
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 Taylor Swift gives $4M to Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum for children's education centreTaylor Swift has taught a generation of kids to appreciate country music over the last five years. Now, she's donating $4 million to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to make sure that education continues.
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 Surprise! It's Adam LambertAdam Lambert talks romance, American Idol knock-offs and his new album -- which he hopes takes fans by surprise.
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 OneRepublic drummer Eddie Fisher arrested in DenverDrummer Eddie Fisher of the alternative rock band OneRepublic was arrested in Denver on Tuesday on suspicion of assault, disturbing the peace and destruction of private property, police said.
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 Neil Sedaka takes on children's books, music to delight new generationWhere has Neil Sedaka been all these years? Wiggling his way into the hearts of a new generation, for one, through picture books accompanied by mini-albums offering playful takes on some of his hits.
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 Willie Nelson is one of the HeroesHeroes, the new album from Willie Nelson, includes covers of Eddie Vedder, Tom Waits and Coldplay songs and three tracks written by Lukas Nelson, Willie's 23-year-old son.
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 Leonard Cohen accepts Glenn Gould Prize, donates $50,000 in award moneyLeonard Cohen humbly accepted the Glenn Gould Prize on Monday, but not the $50,000 prize that accompanied it, instead donating the cash to the Canada Council for the Arts.
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 Photos: Leonard Cohen honoured at the Glenn Gould Prize Gala ConcertLeonard Cohen is honoured at the Glenn Gould Prize Gala Concert at Massey Hall on May 14, 2012 in Toronto.
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 Jay-Z set to announce Labor Day weekend music festivalThe rapper is set to announce a two-day music festival Monday in Philadelphia. It will feature nearly 30 acts "that embody the American spirit" across three stages at Fairmount Park on Sept 1. and Sept. 2, which is Labor Day weekend.
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 Just call them divosNo lavish, diva-like lifestyle for Il Divo's David Miller. The California-born singer never thought he'd find fortune as an opera star.
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 Bobby Brown says new album, Masterpiece, represents his rehabilitation processBobby Brown says it took him a long time to come out with a new album because he's spent so much time trying to get his life on track.
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 Booker T. & the MGs bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn dies at 70Bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn, a member of Booker T. & the MGs whose thick bottom grooves anchored many of the classic soul hits from the 1960s, has died on tour in Japan, his friend and bandmate Steve Cropper said on Sunday. Dunn was 70.
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 Andre 3000's Jimi Hendrix biopic underway without estate supportProduction on a Jimi Hendrix biopic starring Andre 3000 is scheduled to get underway in Ireland later this month, but the film has already hit a potentially crippling roadblock.
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 Iggy Pop mellows but not getting in a box yetPunk music pioneer Iggy Pop - famous for onstage mayhem like smearing his sinewy torso with olive oil and diving headfirst into crowds - is mellowing in old age with a solo album of crooning classic covers, half of them in French.
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 Loretta Lynn wants Zooey Deschanel to play her in a musical of Coal Miner's DaughterNASHVILLE, Tenn. - Country Music Hall of Fame member Loretta Lynn is taking her life story to Broadway, and she has tapped film and TV actress Zooey Deschanel to play her on stage.
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 Slave Lake concert will thank fire volunteersNearly a year after a wildfire devastated Slave Lake, Alta., the music keeps flooding in.
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 Obama to honour songwriting duo Bacharach and David with Gershwin Prize at White House concertPresident Barack Obama is honouring the brainpower behind the unforgettable tunes "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," ''Close to You," and others recorded by artists spanning Dionne Warwick, the Carpenters, Alicia Keys and the cast of Glee.
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 Silversun Pickups keep up the '90s grooveThere's something almost quaint about Neck of the Woods, the third disc from Los Angeles' Silversun Pickups.
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 All aboard! Skrillex, Diplo, Grimes to tour Canada on a private trainGrammy-winning dubstep DJ Skrillex will be exploring a different kind of track this summer, as he leads a group of electronic artists on a tour through Canada on a private passenger train.
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 CBGB's looks for new location, plans NY music festivalNew York's legendary punk-rock music venue CBGB's may be on its way back -- in a new location with new music.
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 Orchestra leader Mort Lindsey dies, age 89Orchestra leader and composer Mort Lindsey, who worked for Merv Griffin and Judy Garland throughout a long career, has died at home in Malibu, California, following a long decline in health. He was 89.
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 No Doubt to release first album in a decade in SeptemberCalifornia pop-rock band No Doubt will be making their long-anticipated return to music this September with a new album on September 25, the band said on their website over the weekend.
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 Slash non-fictionSlash shares scenes from his life -- dishing on Guns N' Roses, the breakup and getting sober.
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 What goes around, comes around - vinyl records spinning againWe've all heard the stories before when it comes to the resurgence of vinyl. But this time, industry analysts have compelling numbers to prove it.
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 Gallery: Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch's careerYauch, a member of seminal rap group Beastie Boys, died Friday, say multiple reports. He was diagnosed with cancer four years ago
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