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After sharing the marquee with Lee Brice over a joint tour captured, Chris Young is plotting his personal headlining trek for fall. The I’m Comin’ Over tour, named following singer’s upcoming fifth studio album, starts October 22nd in Savannah, Georgia, hitting 14 cities before wrapping December 5th in Green Bay, Wisconsin. “She Don’t Love You” […]

When Depeche Mode titled their 1990 album Violator, it absolutely was supposed being taken ironically. The previous year had seen smarmy hair-mongers like Bon Jovi, Bad English and Poison scoring Number Ones with saccharine power balladry, plus the leather-clad, synth-pop group had understandably “gotten enough.” So they exacted vengeance for their album sleeve. “We planned […]

Christina Perri’s new material took that long to record for the reason that songs are ‘super personal’. The A Thousand Years singer is getting ready to release her second album, Head or Heart, after an 18 month recording period. The 27-year-old said that the whole album follows an extremely private theme. ‘They are common super […]

The pop/R&B singer crowns the chart the very first time, while One Direction launches the best debut of the season with ‘Drag Me Down.’ It’s a major week for The Weeknd, as being the Hot 100 Music Festival headliner scores his first No. 1 for the Billboard Hot 100 with “Can’t Feel My Face,” (check […]

Lana Del Rey has downplayed claims that actor James Franco will publish a complete book about her. Franco is assumed to have discussing the singer alongside award-winning writer David Shields. It was previously reported that Flip-Side: Real And Imaginary Conversations With Lana Del Rey could well be released in March 2016. The singer, however, has […]

Reading music just isn’t rocket science. A simple outline of one’s path to success: 1. Learn the notes (bass clef & treble clef) as is also written and ways in which they correspond to the keys for the piano. (Go to “Piano Notes” .) Note flashcards are handy for drilling the notes. (see: “Read Piano […]

Staff: A staff of music consists of five horizontal lines and four spaces. Each line and space represents an integral on the piano. Notes and rests are then placed about the staff. Clef: A clef is often a symbol at the outset of a staff of music that makes it possible for the ball player […]