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Lifehouse is set to release their seventh studio album, “Out of the Wasteland”, with tracks that are “very reminiscent” of the group’s earlier work.

Lifehouse remembered their tour stop in Buffalo. Lead vocals Jason Wade said the Goo Goo Dolls show in Buffalo was “probably the best show of the tour”.

Distant Cousins were meant to write, sing and perform together. The three cousins have been hard at work for the last year, starting as a “DIY” and continuing to make their music “in house”.

Lee Ann Womack is on a whirlwind right now with a recent Grammy nomination for her latest album “The Way I’m Livin’” and appearances on TV specials with John Legend, Steve Earle, Sheryl Crow, Patty Griffin and other hot names.

Lee Ann Womack may have been on your television screen a lot in the last year, but she is still a country girl at heart.

Michael Des Barres is excited to be working on new music and on his show “Little Steven’s Underground Garage”.

Chrissie Fit, who will appear alongside Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson and Hailee Steinfeld in Pitch Perfect 2, sat down at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards Red Carpet Radio to give us insight into the film.

Pete Wentz along with fellow bandmates Patrick Stump, Joe Troham and Andy Hurly released their sixth studio album 'American Beauty/American Psycho' on Jan. 20, 2015. The album's single 'Centuries' has already been certified platinum and has more than 60 million streams between YouTube and Spotify...

Sheppard knocked Pharrell Williams' Happy off the number one slot with their hit single 'Geronimo'. The Brisbane band features siblings George, Ammy and Emma Sheppard and Michael Butler, Jason Bovino and Dean Gordon.

Sheppard shares the story behind their sudden success and a few personal details about who's who in the band, including the most creative, most outgoing and most sporty members.

Grammy-nominated Antonique Smith talks feeling like "Cinderella" and going from a crowd-funding Kickstarter campaign to a Grammy nomination with her debut single, 'Hold Up Wait a Minute'.

Remember that time Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy brought a monkey to the red carpet? Well so does he, and now he seems to think it was just as bad of an idea as the rest of us thought it was.