“Looking for heaven, found the devil in me… and it’s hard to dance with the devil on your back. So shake him off.”

Florence + the Machine debuted the hit single “Shake It Out” back in 2011 on Britain’s X-Factor. Florence radiates emotion and her performances are truly top tier in music.

Watch the Remedy Jam Hall Of Fame performance below!

Do not miss Florence + the Machine on tour now.

Last night, Chris Cornell, the lead singer of Soundgarden, performed at San Francisco’s Masonic Auditorium for an Obama 2012 Rally. Before the end of his set, the rock star treated the audience to a gem for a legend.

Must-watch.

Continue to remember the legend Saturday at noon. Click here.

Have you heard?

Madonna will be putting the greatest show on Earth during halftime at this Sunday’s Super Bowl.

Of course you have.

It is a risky move, considering Madge’s core target audience and the fact that the Super Bowl never hosts female halftime headliners; at least not since nipple-gate.

We are beyond excited, actually. We are, of course, hosting our own “halftime segment” party. Which teams are playing, by the way?

In perfect Madonna-form, the hydrangea-hating diva releases her first single and video from her “MDNA” album called “Give Me All Your Luvin’” today, tying in the football theme. We think this will make a fun opener: Cheerleaders, football jocks, and Madonna. Oh my!

Enjoy the new video, which features Nicki Minaj and MIA, below…

Have a great Super Bowl Halftime Show Sunday!

Here is to hope and positive action in 2012.

Thank you to Matisyahu for such an amazing song. Watch how this video, produced by Life Vest Inside, Inc portrays his message perfectly.

Enjoy!

For more information on Matisyahu, click here!

Thank you Emmanuel Kelly, the contestant from Australia’s The X Factor, for being an immediate life teacher.

His awe-inspiring story and breathtaking version on John Lennon’s “Imagine”…

Youtube sensations, Sophia Grace & Rosie, made their television performance debut on The Ellen Show yesterday. The 8 and 5 year old little entertainers are HUGE Nicki Minaj fans. Drop everything and watch these short clips. This is what music is all about.

Nicki Minaj says it best. We are watching the beginning of an amazing journey for little Sophia Grace. Watch the big surprise…

Last night on the VMA’s, Beyonce performed “Love On Top” and then revealed her baby bump to the masses, evoking such a genuinely tearful reaction in Jay-Z.

Check out one of the highlights of the award show below. Congratulations to the couple on the amazing news!

Just a couple of weeks ago, we had the highest privilege of seeing Foster The People open up for Cut Copy at Brooklyn’s Park Slope Bandshell in Brooklyn. Without knowing anything about these kids with the “Pumped Up Kicks” other than the said single, we were absolutely blown away. Their musical talents far exceed most and they are so fun to watch. On stage, they are high intensity and all about the music. This Los Angeles-formed indie pop trio continuously jumps around the stage playing various instruments, all while being surprisingly humbled by the audience’s instinctively raucous reaction.

These guys are our pick for this weekend’s MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist. Vote here!

Check out their video for new single “Helena Beat” below!

Their debut full length album “Torches” is available now!

To celebrate MTV’s 30th Anniversary this month, Billboard announced it’s Best 10 Music Videos of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s.

We were particularly excited to see the list for the 1980s. That decade is where it all began, where the music video truly peaked in popularity, and where there were many creative “firsts.”

The 3rd Best Music Video…

Cyndi Lauper’s Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (1983)

The 2nd Best Music Video…

Madonna’s Like A Prayer (1989)

The Very Best Music Video…

Michael Jackson’s Thriller (1983)

Check out the rest of the Best Videos of the 1980s here!

Best Videos of the 1990s!

Best Videos of the 2000s!

Want to know the very first video that was ever played on MTV?

Beyonce’s visit to Singapore’s National University Hospital in 2009 was simply something irreplaceable.

Watch below as Beyonce arrives and then sits down to sing “Halo” acoustically with some of the members of her all female band.