Against the wishes of tween girls everywhere, Justin Bieber is growing up and his famously high-pitched voice has begun to drop a few registers. On Sunday, the singer surprised fans when he posted his remix/take on Drake's ‘Trust Issues' on his Facebook page. Is that guy singing in a deep voice really their beloved Biebs? Yes, yes it is.
They've got a 3D movie, a hit TV series and one of the best-looking casts on television, so it only makes sense that Vogue would turn to the kids of 'Glee' to help promote this year's Fashion's Night Out, a worldwide event held to boost retail sales.
For the event, scheduled for September 8, the 'Glee' gang slid into an assortment of hot couture and shot a glamorous promotional video, set to the strains of David Bowie's 'Fashion.'
These days, Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor and Billy Idol don't seem to have much in common, but back in the day that wasn't the case. A recently unearthed clip shows a young Reznor covering one of Idol's biggest hits, 'Eyes Without a Face.'
As she makes the rounds on her 'Speak Now' concert tour, country singer Taylor Swift has been doing songs by local artists at each her stops.
So when she was in Michigan recently, she busted out her best white-girl rap on a cover of Detroit-native Eminem’s iconic song, 'Lose Yourself.' The delighted crowd sang along as she channeled Slim Shady and then segued into a cover of Uncle Kracker's 'Smile.'
'Single Ladies (Put A Ring On it),' Beyonce's slickly-produced single about female empowerment, spent four weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart and was named Rolling Stone's best song of 2008. Turns out the tune also holds up surprisingly well when sung by a male ukulele player.
Check out the bizarre, but enthusiastic, cover below.
Nirvana's 'Nevermind' is lauded as one of the most important albums of the past few decades and its 20th anniversary is fast-approaching (feel old yet?). To celebrate, Spin magazine is releasing an unusual -- and free -- tribute.
YouTuber OHADI22 is the organizer of what is probably the largest cover band in the history of the world, containing 32 individuals and four ensembles, by our count. And awesomely, each contributor to this rendition of Radiohead's 'Paranoid Android' lives in a different part of the world -- most of them have probably never even seen each other's faces, let alone convened for a jam session.
The spirit of rugged individualism, that's what viral videos are all about! Sure a full band could perform 'Killer Queen' quite nicely, but wouldn't it be so much cooler if it was just one dude? Yeah it would. Come on Queen, get with the picture. Check out this FreddeGredde kid. He knows what's up.