Tennessee, here we come.
Music lovers rejoice. Bonnaroo, one of the year's most anticipated music festivals, has just released its lineup for 2010. From Weezer and The Flaming Lips to indie up-and-comers like The Avett Brothers and Phoenix, this summer is gonna be a wonderful season for music.
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Stars sing for Haiti.
Two and a half decades ago, 40 of the biggest stars in the music world - including Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Diana Ross - got together to record a song that would raise money for humanitarian aid in Africa. Now, a whole new generation of superstars is ready to re-record the hit to help out Haiti.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: composer and baby saver.
Those who thought playing classical music for babies would help them develop better were only partly right. According to a new study, only the music of Mozart has been shown to help premature babies gain weight. Composers like Beethoven and Bach show no effect.
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Bring on the Purple Haze.
40 years after his death, Jimi Hendrix is still burning down sound barriers. A new album from the legendary guitarist's final recording session is set for release next month, called Valleys of Neptune, and will include songs that have never been commercially released.
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Merry Christmas, from Lil Wayne.
Christmas came early for about 500 Lil Wayne fans this week. According to Billboard magazine, Amazon.com accidentally shipped out several hundred copies of the long-delayed Rebirth to customers who had preordered it.
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Now you see 'em, now you don't.
One-hit wonders from the past decade are receiving another chance today following Billboard's release of its list of top ten single hot shots. At the top is Daniel Powter's "Bad Day," a song that was so overplayed it may have made your day even worse after hearing it.
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Sing us a song, Mr. Allen.
With all the buzz surrounding Adam Lambert and his recent launch to fame, people seem to have forgotten that he was only the runner-up in American Idol. Kris Allen, the "understated" underdog of the most recent competition, pulled off the upset, and now he's ready to do the same to the music charts.
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Love in the fast lane.
In her new autobiography, Fall to Pieces: A Memoir of Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and Mental Illness, Mary Forsberg Weiland, the wife of rockstar Scott Weiland, lays bare a life of drugs, sex and unbelievable excess.
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Tyler Walks This Way out the door.
Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler has fallen once again from the stage, and this time he's not getting up. Joe Perry, the band's guitarist, has confirmed that Tyler has quit and the band is currently looking for a replacement.
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Hootie and the hootenanny.
Darius Rucker isn't exactly the Jackie Robinson of country music, but he is still setting some pretty big milestones. The former Hootie and the Blowfish singer is now a honky tonk superstar, and he's up for two Country Music Association Awards that would put him in a very select group.
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