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Red Rocks Amphitheater is reportedly preparing to return to hosting full capacity events by July, according to The Avett Brothers.

A study recently published in The New York Times shows that music choices in teenage years are far from mere phases.

A new mini documentary chronicles Napster's rise and fall, and the consumer habit aftermath it left behind.

New York TImes dips into issue of drug deaths and what this could mean for electronic music's future

New York Times reviews New York City's first Lunch Beat event.

New York Times examines Pacha Ibiza’s resistance to mainstream DJ culture in wake of Las Vegas’ rising popularity

New York Times Tiesto "New Pop Stars" Video

After securing a spot in the internet hall of fame and a cover story on Billboard magazine, the young Brooklyn-based producer, Harry Bauer Rodrigues, better known as Baauer, has come under fire for the sample used in his breakthrough hit "Harlem Shake." Hector Delgado, a former reggaeton artist known as Hector El Father, is responsible for the "Con los terroristas" ("With the terrorists") sample while Jayson Musson, formerly of Philadelphia based rap group Plastic Little, is credited with the "Do the Harlem Shake" vocal cut that triggers the tracks infectious break. Neither artist gave permission for their samples to be used and are both seeking compensation from Mad Decent and Baauer in light of the track's explosive success.

For the first time in thirteen years global sales in the music industry have risen, according to a study reported by the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

Good news, dance music junkies: Shazam-ing just got easier. According to the New York Times Media Decoder blog, the popular song identification app has struck a deal with Beatport that will expand its current database by 1.5 million songs.