Kings of Leon Continue Bizarre Trip With 'Find Me' Video

The Drake guest spot reminds us how much ground he's regained in such little time. What started as "Gucci and Friends" homecoming shows has evolved into a prolific career on the other side of the big house. Drake already appeared on "Back on Road" from Mane's other 2016 album, Everybody Looking.

Guitarist Wendy Melvoin recalled how he told her to stop smoking when she started working with him in the 1980s - and also how difficult the notorious perfectionist could be as a colleague.

Classic Prince And The Revolution album Purple Rain was last month given an American Music Award after increased sales following the leader's passing in April.

He was later confirmed to have suffered an accidental overdose - although it remains unclear whether he got the drugs via prescription or illegal means. Melvoin tells Billboard: "When I joined the band I smoked cigarettes, and he was like, 'Uh-uh, not having it. You have to stop.' And I did.

"When we were rehearsing for the Purple Rain tour, my guitar tech was a smoker. He didn't smoke in the arena. He went to test Prince's mic and just said, 'Check-one-two' into it.

The band wrote a simple holiday tune called "Christmas with the Kangaroos," unpacking the Southern hemisphere phenomenon of Christmas in summertime. The song is crowded with references to Australian icons like Kylie Minogue and the Tim Tam biscuit.

"And what about poor Santa's sleigh?" Martin sings. "He has to come from f�ing miles away And what about Mick Dundee? Well he ain't got no Christmas tree."

The chorus is a little inane, but it seems to have been written on the fly so it's hardly "Wonderful Christmastime." In any case, Coldplay won't take themselves too seriously about their very niche Australian Christmas song:

"Party" is expected to appear on Brown's upcoming album Heartbreak on a Full Moon, reports Billboard. No release date has been announced for the project.

The song marks Brown's first track since his 'Grass Ain't Greener" song came out in May, though he has appeared as a featured artist on other songs such as Kanye West's 'Waves."

When he hosted Adele, Elton John, and more, Corden carefully procured B-roll footage of the stars singing Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas is You." Just in time for the holiday, the Late Late Show released a compilation of music's biggest artists singing the world's favorite contemporary Christmas song.

The song was written by Will Lamartine Thompson in 1880. The vocal arrangement was done by Doug Sisemore, reports The Boot. The track was announced Thursday evening, Dec. 16, as part of a two-album set called Sing it Now: Songs of Faith & Hope. The release, scheduled for February 3, will be McEntire's first to focus solely on hymns and songs of inspiration. She will post one song from the album every Friday between now and the release date.

"The 'Sunrise (Eyes of the Young)' video is part somber and sad and part childlike, ethereal fantasy," Wayne Coyne said in a press release. The visual blends naturalistic images (like clouds parting) with the band playing, but that shifts as real life shots become interspersed with animated effects to show the sun dripping and creating sunshine pools.

And Tremonti says he even gives guitar lessons while on the road with Alter Bridge. He tells From Hero To Zero: "Records don't sell as much anymore, so bands like us rely on live ticket sales, merchandising. It's a different world.

"You just have to work harder. I personally give guitar lessons on show days. We used to not have these big meet-and-greets, now we did just the other day, we had 150 people at our meet-and-greets for VIP packages. You just have to put in the time, but the good thing about it is you get better personal relationships with your fans.

The record will feature various covers of music from the hit film series. The band have previously released a video for their version of The Imperial March.

The group describe themselves as, "a heavy metal band comprised of the most sinister villains in the universe." They add: "Thanks to key members in the Senate and our allies at Rise Records and Velocity Records the Galaxy will kneel before us on February 3 when we unleash the full power of this album.

Steel Panther say - with tongue firmly in cheek - it's because drummer Stix Zadinia recently checked out of rehab after getting treatment for alcohol and chipotle addiction.

He says: "After months of touring the world, my taste for whiskey and chipotle finally got the better of me and my stomach. I'd like to apologise to my friends, family, and especially Satchel, whose bottom bunk on the tour bus was on the receiving end of my many blacked out bouts of explosive diarrhoea.

The songs are featured on her third full-length album A Seat at the Table. The record, which came out September 30, is the follow-up to her 2012 True EP, and has met with widespread acclaim.

"There's a lot of talent out here. Musically the UK is stronger than the U.S. right now. As far as the hunger and the unique vibes. I'm into that because I am global thinking anyway. So when I come back to the States and artists hear the hunger [coming from the UK] they're like, 'Okay now I need to do this�' and that's great."

Kidman appeared on CBS Sunday Morning this Sunday, December 18th, where she discusses the immediate spark she felt when she met her future husband. "We just had chemistry," Kidman says in the segment. "I never underestimate the power of chemistry."

The two, who are ridiculously cute with each other when it comes to anniversaries and birthdays, do more than celebrate the happy moments. They are also there for each other during the hard times, too. When Kidman's father passed away in 2014, she explains how quickly Urban flew to her side.

Once she sees that "life goes on" without the person she once loved, she revs up the engine and drives along the coast. Fergie's ultimate joy ride means throwing caution to the wind. During certain shots, she drives while sitting up on the headrest with her feet on the wheel. There's no "Click It or Ticket" in her world.

On her journey, she picks up an older woman smoking a cigar, and later a young girl with braided pigtails and Beats headphones. The three make their way to a beach party replete with lots of friends and a fire dancer.

Pieced together from clips of an upcoming documentary about the conception and building of the cube, the video gives fans a behind-the-scenes look at how this multi-dimensional LED panels were transformed into something far more fascinating� a cube that looks like it's a live with motion and synced with his music.

"Sir, rest in peace. You'll be gone but never forgotten," Wayne says in an Instagram video. "From over here, from afar, you was always admired, you was always loved, and everything you ever worn was always number one in my book."

In the catacombs of an underground rehearsal space coated with mold and mildew, 'Patterns' was born. The initial writing sessions for 'Patterns' laid the groundwork for the development of our collective voice. As individuals, the song was an exploration into the concepts of mixed metered and polyrhythmic compositions.

The tune established our balance between technical ability and pop sensibility for future sounds. This process is based on collaboration and is an open conversation between the four of us.

The interplay between the lyrics and the guitar work, supported by the asymmetrical rhythms of the bass and drums, aim to create an otherworldly atmosphere.