Canadian rockers Inward Eye are set to conquer the US this summer with their raucous sound and utterly dynamic live show. With dates supporting Sum 41,

In May 2008, Daryl Hall and John Oates took the stage at the legendary Troubadour for the first time since playing their earliest Los Angeles shows there 35 years before.

Finger Eleven's lead single "Paralyzer," from the RIAA gold-certified Them Vs. You Vs. Me, with cumulative single downloads of 2,202,102,

Canadian singer Feist led the way at the country's Juno Music Awards on Sunday night - scooping five awards including Artist of the Year. The Nova Scotia, Canada-born star also took home the awards for Single of the Year for 1234, Songwriter of the Year and Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year for her third solo LP The Reminder.

NBC, Donald Trump and Paula M. Shugart, President, Miss Universe Organization, today announced the celebrity judges for the "2008 Miss USA Pageant" on NBC on Friday, April 11 (9-11 p.m. ET).

For the first time since Xbox 360 launched their Xbox LIVE Marketplace, a full HD concert download will be made available to users in the United States for free.

Rockers Nickelback and Billy Talent will head into next month's MuchMusic Video Awards in Canada with the most nominations - the two acts have landed five apiece. Finger Eleven, Belly, Feist, Alexisonfire and k-os are also among the other Canadian artists up for multiple awards when the show takes place in Toronto on June 17th.

Evanescence has announced the second leg of U.S. dates on their World Tour. Beginning in Fresno, California on March 16, the rock group, featuring Amy Lee (vocals, piano, keyboards), Terry Balsamo (guitar), John LeCompt (guitar), Rocky Gray (drums), and Tim McCord (bass), will perform 14 dates in arenas. The dates will go on-sale on Saturday, January 27.

Evanescence has announced the second leg of U.S. dates on their World Tour. The rock group, featuring Amy Lee (vocals, piano, keyboard), Terry Balsamo (guitar), John LeCompt (guitar), Rocky Gray (drums), and Tim McCord (bass), will perform 14 dates in arenas.