Journey is Back and Still Rocking Hard

The 1980s rock band Journey is literally enjoying a renaissance with new touring and dates across the U.S. The return to popularity of the band is a story in its own, as the lead singer is not the original of Journey, Steve Perry, but instead new singer, Arnel Pineda. Journey's current singer is backed up by original band members Neal Schon on lead guitar and Ross Valory on bass, as well as Dean Castronovo on drums and Jonathan Cain on keyboards and rhythm guitar.

TomorrowWorld Music Festival Will Command Over 150,000 Attendees

TomorrowLand comes to the United States as TomorrowWorld

With a projected 150,000 guests and 300+ DJs, TomorrowWorld in Atlanta, Georgia is shaping up to be one of the largest 2013 events in not only the United States but the entire world. TomorrowWorld is being run by the same company as TomorrowLand, a famous global event that draws from 200,000 to 300,000 attendees from across the world every year. If TomorrowWorld goes well this year--and it's difficult to see how it couldn't--it will be an event that will be held annually on each continent. The event will be held from September 27th through 29th, but the tickets are expected to sell out well in advance.

World, Welcome the Newest Backstreet Boy

Backstreet Boy Kevin Richardson announced the birth of his second son, Maxwell, on Facebook Thursday, writing, “Maxwell Haze Richardson decided to join the party. He is a stout 9 lbs. 8 oz. / 23 inches long. Love! Love! Love!” The band wrote on their Website Thursday afternoon, “HUGE congrats to the Richardson family!! Looks like we’ve got a new little Backstreet Boy on our hands. Everyone can’t wait to meet you Maxwell!”

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One Direction Announces Release Date for "Best Song Ever"

One Direction, the boy band that has taken the world by storm with their catchy melodies and enchanting personas, has announced the release date of their next single The song, entitled " Best Song Ever" is set to release worldwide on July 22nd. If you want to hear this song before then be sure to check out their summer long nationwide tour. But if you think that you can wait to see these guys in concert next year you should reconsider, as this time next summer the boys may be on a break.

Simon Cowell, the man behind the wild success of One Direction, has said in a recent interview that the boys may be heading for a break. When asked for the reasoning behind this statement, he said that he really wants to make sure the boys stay fresh and do not fall out of love with their craft. He cites Justin Bieber's recent struggles with being over-worked as an example of what can happen when you expect too much from your artists.

"The Eagles" Land on Spotify Just In Time For Start of Tour

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The Legendary Band Opens Itself to a New Generation Before Hitting The Road

Forty two years have passed since Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner came together in Los Angeles to form one of the most influential and successful bands of all time. Since that fateful day in 1971, the Eagles have sold over 150 million albums and the rise of online streaming and internet downloads have provided them an opportunity to grow their fan base well beyond that mark. The band has been reluctant, however, delaying the release of their albums on Spotify until this week.