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Join "Extra" as we host a live video chat on Spreecast.com with Academy of Country Music's New Vocal Duo of the Year, Florida Georgia Line, who will talk about their latest album, "Here's to the Good Times," their follow-up single, "Get Your Shine On," and more!
This Tuesday, March 26 at 4:30PM ET/1:30PM PT, interviewer Arthur Kade will introduce you to Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, and have them answer your fan questions.
Share ThisMy Chemical Romance shocked fans on Friday when they announced the rock band was splitting up after more than a decade together.
Tim McGraw opened up to “Extra” about giving up alcohol and the secret behind his hot new body.
The sober country singer called his drinking “disruptive” and explained, “Everybody could look and say, well, gosh he didn't drink that much... or some people could say he drank too much, but for me it was too much and for me it was a point to where I wanted to change what I was doing.”This marks Stewart’s long-awaited return to his songwriting roots and features 12 tracks, 11 of which he wrote and produced.
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“Time” will be released May 7 by Capitol Records and will be available for worldwide pre-order on iTunes and Amazon. The iTunes pre-order will also include a deluxe edition with three bonus songs, including “Legless,” another original Stewart track.
Singer-songwriter Jason Molina died at his Indianapolis home on Saturday, according to his record label. He was 39.
The Marion County coroner confirmed the musician’s death to the Associated Press, and his label, Secretly Canadian, noted “natural causes” were to blame."X Factor" contestant Beatrice Miller has been signed by a label, she confirmed Monday in an "Extra" live chat on Spreecast.com.
Beatrice, who was mentored by Britney Spears, revealed to interviewer Arthur Kade, "I just got signed, but I can't tell you any details."
Join "Extra" as we host a live video chat on Spreecast.com with "X Factor" season 2 winner Tate Stevens, who will talk about his experience on the show, his highly-anticipated self-titled album, set to hit stores April 23, and more!
Monday, March 18 at 2:30PM ET/11:30AM PT, interviewer Arthur Kade will introduce you to Tate and have him answer your fan questions.
Natalie Maines, best known for slamming President George W. Bush during a Dixie Chicks show in 2006, is going solo! The singer took the stage at Austin’s SXSW Festival, debuting music from her new album, “Mother,” and a fresh look.
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