Music

Odds are somebody will say it soon enough, so let's just get it out of the way now: this nun may be the next Susan Boyle.

Recently, Foghat held a song writing contest and one of the winners is a deployed U.S. Soldier.  It's called "Boogie Train," check it out!

Like most things in life, your favorite bands look infinitely better when they're shrunk constructed out of little plastic Lego bricks.

Sadly, music legend Bob Marley passed away on May 11, 1981, of cancer at the age of 36.

Many rock stars have learned that money doesn't buy happiness, but raking in a bunch of loot and then and then losing it certainly can have you singing the blues.

Finding parodies of 'Let It Go' on the Internet is almost as easy as finding cat videos, so when one rises above the others you know it must be good.

These robots can sure play their instruments fast.

Anyone who has ever seen 'This Is Spinal Tap' knows it's funny as all hell.

The national obsession with 'Let It Go' from 'Frozen' continues to grow quicker than the number of enemies Miley Cyrus has.

HBO plans to release a mixtape to promote the upcoming fourth-season premiere of the best show on TV, 'Game of Thrones.' And in a very un-Westeros-like move, the 10-song mix will include tracks by rappers Wale, Big Boi and Common.

If you thought Bruce Springsteen's recent version of 'Royals' was going to be the oddest Lorde cover you'd hear this week, well, you were wrong. So, so wrong.

Good grief, that's one ugly hat. But then again, maybe we don't "get" high fashion. Rapper, singer and producer Pharrell Williams recently auctioned off the giant brown hat he wore (in public, no less) when he accepted a Grammy trophy earlier this year.

Forget Costco. This kid should be playing 'America's Got Talent.'

Given the disastrous experience of the Sex Pistols' sole U.S. tour -- a 1978 jaunt through the deep south that lasted just two weeks before the band broke up in a blur of riots and regret -- the first trip through the states by singer John Lydon (formerly Johnny Rotten)'s post-Pistols project Public Image Ltd. was bound to be a memorable one.

A new map put together by Music Machinery details the most popular music in each of America's 50 states. And it not only serves as a gauge of what poor taste in music some of our countrymen have (really, West Virginia?), it also reveals there's a handful of them listening to s--- we never heard of.

For one week in February 1972, John Lennon and Yoko Ono invaded living rooms across America when they co-hosted 'The Mike Douglas Show.'

Hey, do you think traffic reporters want to be traffic reporters for their entire lives?

Even if rap may is not your thing, this song will blow you away.

This rock group doesn't just make music. It also makes you believe you can do anything. Station 17 is a band from Germany that stands out because most of its members have physical or mental disabilities. That has hardly prevented the group from rocking out for the last 25 years, though...

Love is most definitely in the air this Valentine's Day.