Posts Tagged ‘Rascal Flatts’
CMA Awards: Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson & The Full List Of Winners
Justin Bieber And Rascal Flatts Arrive At 2011 CMT Music Awards (PHOTOS)
If you’re wondering where in the world globetrotting Justin Bieber is today, the answer is: Nashville. “In [sic] route to the CMT’s! Up for best collaboration with @rascalflatts ! Leggo!” the newly-pierced singer tweeted. The perfume mogul is nominated along with Rascal Flatts for their track “That Should Be Me”. While JB and girlfriend Selena Gomez have been attached at the hip lately, the Biebs brought the other important woman in his life as his date, mom Pattie Mallette. Check out the highlights from the CMT Awards red carpet. More »
Justin Bieber And Rascal Flatts Lament “That Should Be Me” In New Video
The Morning Mix: Justin Bieber To Go Country With Rascal Flatts
:: Get ready to scream with a Southern accent, ya'll! Justin Bieber will be collaborating with Rascall Flatts on his next album. Ne-Yo and Diddy are also set to guest on the forthcoming LP. We're crossing our fingers for Nicki Minaj, though. [EW Music Mix]
:: Katy Perry has rocked some unique looks over the years — the sexy snowman dress might be our new favorite, though. [MTV Buzzworthy]
:: Lady Gaga is dreaming of an all-white outfit for Christmas. [Jezebel]
:: We're not surprised in the least to discover that Glee's Darren Criss was a nerdy dreamboat in high school. [Vulture]
:: Listen to an awesome remix of Pink's "Raise Your Glass". [Arjan Writes]
After the jump, see which music acts are performing on the tube today: More »
‘American Idol’: Siobhan Magnus Sent Packing Down The Country Road
PHOTOS: Pop Stars Pose At The People’s Choice Awards
Glee triumphed, Taylor Swift completed a speech and Mariah and Eminem (who probably didn’t vote for each other) picked up trophies at the More »
Jay-Z’s First-Week Sales: Not Quite Eminem-Level, But Not Bad By Any Stretch
Unsurprisingly, Jay-Z’s Blueprint 3 debuted atop today’s Billboard 200, thanks to sales of 476,000 copies in the time that elapsed between its release last Tuesday and Sunday night. But how did Jay’s first-week numbers fare in the more rarefied arena of No. 1 debuts? I crunched a few numbers to figure out just how all of the albums that topped the charts in their first week of sales fared, and came away slightly surprised! More »
Will Oprah Save The Music Business?
I’ve long wondered if an “Oprah’s Music Club”—an analogue to her beloved-by-publishers Book Club, in which the talk-show host gives a tome her blessing, causing it to actually be stocked in stores in anticipation of sales going sky-high—would be a boon for the music business, particularly in this time of faltering sales and eternally delayed projects. Well, the new season of her signature show bows next week, and its first few episodes will certainly be a test of whether or not she can make her audience feel like buying music once again. More »
Denny’s Teams Up With Even More Musicians To Provide Branded Heart Attacks On A Platter
The Denny’s Rock Star Menu Mach III–the newest iteration of the late-night culinary sorcery (and cheese-saucery) that brought you waitresses in jeans and the Hooburrito–has announced its next round of dishes, which were designed by Rascal Flatts, Gym Class Heroes, Sum 41, and Good Charlotte. There is definitely not a Nannerpuss to be found among the mix of eggs, French toast, meat, cheese, meat, eggs, and cheese that debuts on Denny’s menus across the country next week. However, in a new innovation, this time out there is a vegetarian option, courtesy of GC’s Madden brothers! (Although one wonders about what sort of grease cooks the Boca Burger that makes up the “meat” of their Band Of Burritos.) Grab an antacid and meet me after the jump for the full menu. More »
The People’s Choice Awards: Rascal Flatts’ Reign Of Midtempo Terror Continues
Last night, the 35th running of the Peoples’ Choice Awards—in which awards are doled out to those artists who have fanbases devoted enough to click through a really buggy Web site over and over—took place, with Rascal Flatts, Carrie Underwood, and Chris Brown taking home some of the evening’s hardware. Full list of music-related winners is after the jump, but I’d like to take a moment to address the two contests being touted on that now ballot-free site right now. Appear on the next Queen Latifah album via YouTube audition? Design the artwork for the new Rascal Flatts album via gif-submission? OK, not that the latter contest will require that much skill, but honestly, all of this cross-promotional outsourcing is just embarrassing for everyone—from the artists involved to the staff-hemorrhaging companies who think that a YouTube tie-in is just as good as an actual marketing campaign on down—at this point. (And yes, My Grammy Moment, I’m including you in this j’accuse as well.) Two years after the person of the year was “you,” these sorts of ridiculous “live your dream, with 800,000 strings attached” contests aren’t going to make people believe in the magic of the music business again; nor are they going to make Jane Q. Public believe that after all this time you’re actually embracing the Internet. So just stop them! Please?


































