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'Accidental Racist' shows Brad Paisley's not playing it safe
Brad Paisley's new album, 'Wheelhouse,' includes a song titled 'Accidental Racist.' 'Accidental Racist' follows a man with a Lynyrd Skynyrd shirt with a Confederate flag who is confronted by a Starbucks clerk about his choice in attire.
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Maroon 5 plans: The band will tour, release new album
Maroon 5's plans include a summer tour and a new album. Maroon 5's plans include outdoor concerts, with frontman Adam Levine saying outdoor performances are 'kind of the purist form of a tour.'
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The 25 best country songs of all time (+video)
Check out Country Music Television's rankings of the best country music songs ever released.
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Jack Greene was a longtime Grand Ole Opry star
Jack Greene was the singer of the hit 'There Goes My Everything' and performed regularly on the Grand Ole Opry beginning in 1967. Jack Greene was nominated for a Grammy three years in a row.
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Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Pitbull will perform at Preakness
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis as well as the rapper Pitbull will perform at the Preakness infield concert in May. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis recently performed on 'Saturday Night Live.'
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Mariah Carey sings track for the Disney film 'Oz the Great and Powerful'
Mariah Carey was chosen to perform the song 'Almost Home' for the 'Oz the Great and Powerful' soundtrack, and her performance of it on 'American Idol' is only one of the ways Disney is promoting the new film. Mariah Carey is currently serving as a judge on the Fox reality juggernaut 'American Idol.'
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Bonnaroo: What music legend will headline the 2013 festival?
Bonnaroo revealed it would be something of a British invasion as festival organizers announced the lineup. Bonnaroo will be held in Manchester, Tenn.
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Will you remember me?: The greatest one-hit wonders of the 2000s
Check out our picks for the best songs from the 2000s whose artists made the charts with these hits, but never released another successful song.
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Rick Huxley's band, the Dave Clark Five, gained fans on both sides of the Atlantic
Rick Huxley served as bassist for the 1960s British Invasion group the Dave Clark Five. Rick Huxley's band knocked 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' by the Beatles off the top spot on UK music charts in 1964.
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Frank Ocean misses out on the Grammys big prize while fun. and Mumford & Sons triumph
Frank Ocean, widely expected to take home the best new artist award, lost the prize. However, Frank Ocean did take home the best urban contemporary album award, while the Black Keys were big winners with four trophies altogether and Mumford & Sons took home the best album of the year prize.
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Grammys 2013: Check out the backstage quotes from winners
At the Grammys 2013 ceremony, Adele discussed her new album, Gotye reveals the decisions behind his hit single 'Somebody That I Used To Know,' and more.
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Carrie Underwood dress: Digital metamorphosis steals 2013 Grammys (+video)
Carrie Underwood dress: Forget the 6th Grammy Award, Carrie Underwood wore a dress that became a digital screen during her performance of 'Blown Away.' And her $31 million in jewelery drew some buzz as well.
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Hitmakers: TV's original songs
Music on TV is nothing new, but dramas like 'Nashville' and 'Smash' are using original songs that are some of the newest hit singles.
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Fall Out Boy plans new album, tour
Fall Out Boy will release its new album this May and a new song by the band is currently available on iTunes. 'This isn't a reunion, because we never broke up,' Fall Out Boy said on its website.
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Alicia Keys national anthem rendition was the longest – and bankable (+video)
Alicia Keys national anthem: The 13-Grammy winner sang one of the longest versions of the national anthem at the Super Bowl in recent history. Alicia Keys should be able to sell her Super Bowl version of the anthem.
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Barbra Streisand will sing at the Oscars
Streisand will perform during the broadcast for the first time in 36 years. During her last performance, Striesand sang 'Evergreen' in 1977 as well as the theme from the film 'A Star Is Born.'
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Coachella 2013: Check out the lineup
Coachella 2013 will include a wide range of acts, from Phoenix to Blur.
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Live music comes home
From Los Angeles to Boston, more and more suburban homeowners are inviting friends and neighbors for a living room concert.
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Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce perform at the 2013 inauguration
Clarkson and Beyonce sang at President Barack Obama's inauguration ceremony, while Beyonce's 'Dreamgirls' co-star Jennifer Hudson performed a song at the president's inaugural ball. Clarkson sang 'My Country, 'Tis of Thee,' while Beyonce sang the national anthem.
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The rise of the DJ culture
No longer counterculture, DJs are now filling stadiums with fans of electronic music.
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