Mars Volta, Surprised By Latest LP's Success, Already Writing Material For Next Two Records
'We really don't understand it at all,' guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López says of Bedlam in Goliath's #3 debut.
'We really don't understand it at all,' guitarist Omar Rodríguez-López says of Bedlam in Goliath's #3 debut.
Madden splits with fiancee; Shakira raises $76,000 for her charity; Cyrus criticized for not wearing seat belt in flick.
Also due Tuesday: Shelby Lynne, Bullet for My Valentine, Dispatch, Jeffrey Lewis, Willie Nelson, Xiu Xiu.
Pink urges boycott of carriage-horse rides in NYC; footwear line lets you walk in Paris' shoes; 'Idol' contestant has criminal past.
'We have the ability to attract and repel at the same time,' frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala boasts. 'Otherwise, you're just going to be, like, this Neil Diamond act.'
Also due Tuesday: Backyardigans, Drive-By Truckers, North Mississippi Allstars, Buzzcocks, MGMT.
Prog-rockers blame Ouija-like game for bad-luck spell, album delay.
Lil Wayne made a brief appearance in an Atlanta courtroom on Wednesday for an arraignment in connection with a year-old drug-possession charge.
Xtina nixes two more concerts; Swizz turns up at Com's album-release party; Richie to serve time at same jail Paris Hilton did.
As the bilingual U.S. population grows, bands are singing in both English and Spanish.
Attorney granted custody of Smith's body; Dre talks Detox; GN'R delay LP yet again.
As the bilingual U.S. population grows, bands are singing in both English and Spanish.
John Mayer, Bob Seger, Lionel Richie, Mars Volta also crack top 10.
Also due Tuesday: Plain White T's, Tally Hall, N.O.R.E., Lionel Richie, Papa Roach, Yo La Tengo, Everclear.
Foxx visits 'Sesame Street'; Nas joins Kelis for next single; Flip signs with Asylum/ Warner Bros.
Biggie shooting witnesses wanted; Gibson enters rehab; K-Fed wants to launch Real magazine.
Band goes conceptual again on Frances the Mute follow-up.
Also due Tuesday are new releases by Twista, Guided by Voices and Sepultura.
Aguilera to perform with Herbie Hancock; Head feverishly recording; Babyface and wife separating.
Bands kick off joint tour Thursday night in Long Beach.
Group's original video was of course much, much longer.
Tour launches August 4 in California — slated to end, 40 dates later, in October.
Mars Volta, Modest Mouse also highlights of three-day event.
Friends of David Ottman said he suffered from a breathing disorder.