The album, which features guest performances from Brad Paisley and Gavin DeGraw, is a mix of originals and Christmas classics, and Colbie answers some questions about the project during this unique video Q&A.
Brilliant pageantry warmed many a heart (an estimated 25,000) as the Grove launched the holiday season earlier this week. There was singing, dancing, philanthropy, fireworks, and Santa Claus looking rather darned happy to be welcomed by the gorgeous high-steppin' Top Hats.
Colbie Caillat is best known for her 2007 hit single "Bubbly," but while performing that song in Pittsburgh on Tuesday night, the singer was in anythi...
This playlist is perfect for listening to while you study for finals or while spending the afternoon laying in your backyard taking in the warm spring sunbeams
To make sure sick kids get to listen to something more inspiring than the whirring of MRI machines, a few big-name music stars are bringing their tune...
Man, it was 25 years ago. The Grammy-winning album Graceland -- following what was arguably Paul's best album to that point, Hearts And Bones -- helped change the rules of pop music and politics.
This week Incubus reinvents itself, the Cool Kids rewind some classic hip-hop beats, Colbie Caillat reclaims pop music from the teases, and Blake Shelton wants to turn some of that "Voice" attention into country cash.
The music industry's most supported nonprofit, The TJ Martell Foundation has raised more than $240 million dollars in its 35-year history to fund cancer, leukemia and AIDS research.
With regards to Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, is it easy or hard for Gene Simmons to transform himself from an everyday person into a savior of rock 'n' roll?
All day yesterday I had the jitters. Like a kid on Christmas Eve. Or a young gay teen the night before a Lady Gaga concert. Or like someone who just s...
With music education in danger as funding gets cut, organizations like VH1 Save the Music and Music Unites are more important than ever.
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Six years later, the newest installment of the series passes the torch to a younger stable of artists who, along with series initiator Vicki Iovine and Timothy Shriver, shared their thoughts about the album.
Sounding warmer and the most at home with her recordings since the mid-seventies, Barbra Streisand, the 67-year-old vocalist-supreme, at last reclaims the musical territory she reigned over in the sixties.
Peter, Paul & Mary helped mold the opinions of millions, persistently trying to open the minds of everyone who listened to their recordings or saw them perform live.
Janis Ian is one of the Woodstock era's unsung musical heroes who, just two years prior to the Bethel Bash, shocked our nation with her controversial single "Society's Child."