The family of Jahseh "XXXTentacion" Onfroy announced that a public memorial and viewing for the rapper would be held on Wednesday in his native Broward County, Florida.

"Fans come out and say your final goodbyes," the rapper's Instagram captioned next to the flyer for the memorial event, which takes place June 27th from noon to 6 p.m. at the "Florida Panther's Stadium"; the NHL team

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"At that point in time, we truly were an army," the late Vinnie Paul recalled to Rolling Stone in 2012, while looking back on the 1992 release of Pantera's massively influential Vulgar Display of Power, which

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: How Vinnie Paul and Pantera Revolutionized the Art of Metal

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One of Vinnie Paul's bandmates in the metal supergroup Hellyeah penned a tribute to the drummer Saturday morning following news of Paul's death.

"Just so broken hearted and in shock. I’m struggling to write this but we want to thank you all for your kind

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Hellyeah on Vinnie Paul's Death: 'Sadness, Shock, Confusion, Anger, Despair'

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Harry Styles performed a cover of Shania Twain's "You're Still the One" alongside Kacey Musgraves during the British singer's Friday concert at New York's Madison Square Garden.

"We're gonna sing one of my personal

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What makes a summer jam? Is it the sunniest chorus, the hottest beat, the most weeks on the charts? Do the lyrics have to be about beaches and barbecues, or is it a question of vibe? What if it's a song on your summer playlist and no one else's?

We believe the answer is "all of the above." This summer,

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Vinnie Paul, drummer and founding member of the heavy metal band Pantera, died at the age of 54 Friday night, the band announced on Facebook. No immediate cause of death was provided.

"Vincent

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A detective's sworn affidavit in the investigation into rapper Jahseh "XXXtentacion" Onfroy's death has revealed details about the murder as well as pinpointed how police locked onto

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The ascent of Marshmello, a young electronic producer known as much for his goofy helmet (white, cylindrical, two X's for the eyes) as his chart success (four Top 40 hits in the past seven months, upward of 2 billion total streams), shows the enduring importance of arena-scale dance music in the pop landscape.

EDM's fortunes have waned, it's true. But as producers who ruled the charts in

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Review: Marshmello Can't Escape Monotony on 'Joytime II'

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Boston indie-pop act Wet drafted former Vampire Weekend member Rostam Batmanglij to produce their jovial new song "You're Not Wrong."

The multi-instrumentalist adds a classic soul flair with his stomping, staccato piano chords and stuttering, funky drum groove. Singer-writer Kelly Zutrau croons

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03 Greedo, the critically acclaimed Watts rapper, just got a big boost in the form of an unexpected guest feature from genre-bending upstart star Lil Uzi Vert.

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Hear Lil Uzi Vert Hop on 03 Greedo's 'Never Bend' Remix

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Throughout the mid-2000s, Emmy Award-winning makeover show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy enriched the lives of many a slovenly New York resident. Yet over a decade since its final season, the show got a more flexible reboot in the 2018 series Queer Eye, which debuted this Feburary on Netflix. Now set in the lush state of Georgia, a new generation of pals with roots in

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: The 'Queer Eye' Cast Selects Five Fab Songs for LGBTQ Pride Month

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Keyboardist Peter CottonTale, Chance the Rapper's longtime collaborator in the Social Experiment, recruited the emcee for his breezy, soulful new song "Forever Always." Daniel Caesar, Rex Orange County, Madison Ryann Ward and Yebba also appear on the all-star track. 

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Chance the Rapper Joins Peter CottonTale on New Song 'Forever Always'

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Coheed and Cambria have detailed their upcoming concept album The Unheavenly Creatures, a sprawling 78-minute, 15-song LP that continues the narrative set forth in the band's Amory Wars narrative.

The band previously trumpeted their upcoming album, Coheed and Cambria's first since 2015's

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EDITORS' PICK: The Carters, Everything Is Love
"Everything is Love is the refreshing final chapter in a trilogy of albums that includes Beyoncé’s unburdening 2016 odyssey Lemonade and Jay-Z’s 2017

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Jackson family patriarch Joe Jackson is battling terminal cancer in a Los Angeles hospital, reports Variety.

According to the Daily Mail, Joe Jackson is currently bedridden with stage four pancreatic cancer and his condition is rapidly deteriorating.

The tabloid

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In 1992, music-industry legend Irving Azoff went out for ice cream with Gunter Ford, manager of the Florida death-metal band Morbid Angel, to discuss a possible signing. "The actual negotiations took 10 minutes," Ford told author Albert Mudrian in the extreme-metal history Choosing Death. "Irving asked me what kind of ice cream I wanted and we finished the deal." It was official: Ford's

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Morbid Angel's 'Covenant': How the Band's Major Label Debut Raised the Bar for Extreme Metal

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This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: The Last Word: Seth Rogen on the Key to a Great Joke and What He Regrets About 'The Interview'

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“Please feel free to be whoever it is you choose to be in this room tonight,” Harry Styles told the crowd at his sold-out show at New York’s Madison Square Garden Thursday night, as he strummed his guitar. The guy takes his own advice. He draped himself in

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Harry Styles Brings Rock-Star Swagger, Pop Joy to Madison Square Garden

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Foo Fighters helped James Corden close out the Late Late Show's weeklong visit to London with a riveting performance of the band's "Best of You" live from the Central Hall Westminster.

Before Dave Grohl and company rocked the stage – and after

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Iggy Pop and the long-running electronic music duo Underworld recorded a four-song EP, Teatime Dub Encounters, which will come out July 27th. A just-released track from the project, "I'll See Big," finds Pop narrating

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Iggy Pop Parses Friendship on Cinematic Underworld Collaboration