Bruno Mars just made history on the Billboard Charts, as his latest hit took over the No. 1 spot on the Mainstream Top 40 radio airplay chart, which is based on Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems. His new top hit, “When I Was Your Man,” is the first piano-and-vocal-only song to take over the number one spot on the Mainstream chart in its history.

It also gives Mars six No. 1 hits, which is the most in the 20-year history of the Mainstream chart, edging out Nelly and Justin Timberlake. Mars takes the top spot among top spot getters despite only being on the Mainstream Top 40 in the last three years. His other five No. 1’s are “Nothin’ On You,” “Just the Way You Are,” “Grenade,” “It Will Rain,” and “Locked Out of Heaven.”

Hear those songs and more as Bruno Mars and Fitz and The Tantrums swing through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the United States in late June and early July. Mars will hit Washington, D.C. on June 22nd, then swing up to Philadelphia, PA on June 24th. After that it’s another day off before appearing in Boston, MA on June 26th and in Uncasville, CT on June 27.

From there, Mars takes his show to the newest arena in the biggest city in the country, as he appears in New York City at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY on June 29th. For those who live on the other side of Manhattan, Mars will be at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ on July 1st.

Mars is likely positioned for his best year in musical awards since 2011, when he took multiple awards for “Just the Way You Are,” including the Grammy for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance. Mars was also named the Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist that year by the American Music Awards.

With two of the top hits of 2013 just a few months into the year, Mars is poised for big things so don’t miss out on the chance to see him as he comes to a town near you this summer. Get your tickets right away before they sell out!

It’s no secret that Motley Crue started turning Las Vegas into Rock Vegas when they took up their first residency their last year. Def Leppard was soon to follow, and we’re bound to see countless more come to rock Sin City. In the meantime though, Motley Crue is reprising their own residency in the city, and they’ll be bringing a “set list full of hits” with them this fall.

The band’s second Vegas residency takes them to The Joint, where they’ll perform twelve shows from September 18 — October 6 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. Nikki Sixx started rumors that the band was coming back to play when he tweeted out a picture of a mattress lying on the ground in a parking lot of the Hard Rock.

“Trashing the Hard Rock in Vegas CRUE style…no one does it better than us #HardRockTrashed,” Sixx tweeted along with the picture. However, the photo was tweeted on April 1, leaving those who got the message wondering if it was actually an April Fools’ prank.

It’s definitely no joke though, as guitarist Mick Mars also made his own statement about the residency where he said that, at worst, it won’t “be a career killer” for the band.

If you’re going to be in Las Vegas the same as Motley Crue, tickets are already on sale for these Vegas shows so be sure to get yours today!

It’s been three years since they’ve done anything together, but the Jonas Brothers are back from their hiatus, and they’ve brought a soon-to-be chart-topper along with them. The question is, will it be enough for fans?

First, the music. The new single from the Jonas Brothers is called “Pom Poms,” and is a high-energy song filled with tons of pop beats, lyrics that are easy to sing along to, and danceable rhythm. And along with the song, the boys have already shot a full-length video to accompany the single.

The video was not to be released until today, although the boys did release two very small clips while at On Air with Ryan Seacrest. Surely prior to when the boys wanted though, the entire thing was leaked online yesterday, and you can see it here. The video sheds a newer, more grown-up look to the band, with scantily dressed girls dancing in the bleachers and around the bleachers. And the boys too, not only look more mature, but sound it too.

The question now is, will the song be enough to bring back their fans back?

In a pop world that currently seems a little overloaded with boy bans such as One Direction, The Wanted, NKOTB and the return of 98 Degrees, the Jonas Brothers might not sail through their comeback; but Jonas Brother fans are a loyal bunch, and the song does have a lot going for it. This song will mostly do very well on the iTunes charts, if only due to interest surrounding the band’s hiatus.

This song will probably help the Brothers make a huge comeback; but it might be a case of waiting for the next release to see if it’s a long-lasting one.

First Showtime aired the documentary that was the “History of the Eagles” which, true to its name, outlined the iconic and lengthy history of this band. Knowing that not all fans may subscribe to Showtime, the special has just been released on DVD and Blu-ray, along with a special DVD featuring the “Eagles Live at the Capital Center,” a Washington, D.C. show the band put on during their “Hotel California” tour. Not happy to stop there, the Eagles are also going on tour to promote the release of the DVD, and it all happens this July!

With only 11 stops in total so far, the “History of the Eagles” takes the band around the United States and Canada. The first stop is in Louisville, Kentucky on July 6 and from there the band will travel to Milwaukee and Cleveland before hitting Canada for two stops in Toronto and Ottawa on July 11 and 15, respectively. The band is back in the states on July 16 to rock Philadelphia and from there they’ll travel to Uncasville, Mansfield, Washington, D.C. and Pittsburgh. On July 25 they’ll wrap it all up in Bethel, New York. You can find a full listing of cities and venues on the band’s official website here.

Seeing The Eagles live and in concert is something truly special, and not to be missed. Tickets go on sale on March 28, so be sure to reserve yours!

Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine might have turned 34 last week, but he’s not taking too much time off to celebrate as the band will play five shows in seven nights in five different southern cities in late March and early April.

Maroon 5 starts out in Birmingham, AL, on March 26th, and then hits Atlanta, GA, the next night. From there, it’s down to the Sunshine State as Maroon 5 visits Sunrise, FL, (near Ft. Lauderdale) on March 29th and Orlando, FL, on March 30th. Finally, they’ll play a show in Jacksonville, FL, on April 1st before heading north.

This comes on the heels of Maroon 5 seeing a third single from its most recent album hit the top of the charts. “Overexposed,” which dropped last June, has seen three songs hit number one on Billboard’s pop music charts. “Daylight,” joins “Payphone,” and “One More Night,” as chart-toppers.

According to Billboard, this makes Maroon 5 the first band to notch three number ones off the same album since Ace of Base in 1993 and 1994. Nobody else has achieved the same feat.

Other recent hits for Maroon 5 include 2011’s “Moves Like Jagger,” which featured Christina Aguilera and became one of the most played songs on the radio.

In all, Maroon 5 has six number one hits, which pulls the band even with Beyonce Knowles and Mariah Carey. The record is nine, held by Katy Perry and Rihanna.

While Levine is probably best known as the lead singer of Maroon 5, he has also gained a great deal of notoriety as a coach on “The Voice,” a singing talent show on NBC. Levine also recently appeared on Saturday Night Live, showing off his comedic skills and removing his shirt as well.

That showed why he’s been named one of the sexiest men alive by Glamour Magazine in 2012 and People magazine in 2008.

Don’t miss out on your chance to see one of the hottest bands and most notable performers as Maroon 5 rocks Alabama, Georgia and Florida in the coming days. Get your tickets right away!

Avril Lavigne is expected to release her fifth studio album any day now (some sources were claiming as soon as this month); and in that time, she knows how to keep fans on the edge of their seats. Recently she took to her Facebook page to preview a clip of the first single and, she’s asking for your help when it comes to making the video!

It was last week when Avril blasted out on her Facebook page, “So stoked to share a clip of my new single & a chance for you to be in the lyric video! ‘Here’s To Never Growing Up'” What followed was 13 seconds of what can only be a bridge or a chorus, with a male voice singing “Here’s to never growing up,” with Avril’s signatures “Whoa-o, whoa-o” in the background.

It’s also through Avril’s Facebook page that fans can submit videos to be a part of the lyric video for the single once it’s released. The video can feature fans living life with a “never growing up” mindset, or lip-synching the words to the song. For full details on how to participate, you can find them on the Facebook page here.

A March release for the entire album is no longer looking like a possibility, but fans might hope for April. That’s the month when Avril will release the full version of “Here’s to Never Growing Up,” which was co-written by herself and her fiancé, Chad Kroeger of Nickelback. The song was produced by Martin Johnson, frontman for Boys Like Girls.

It’s been a big year for Kendrick Lamar, who has surged to the forefront of rap as one of the game’s youngest stars. While the Compton, Los Angeles emcee has a West Coast flavor in his raps; he’s now collaborating with one of the all-time greats from the East Coast.

Lamar paired up with Jay-Z on a remix of “B****, Don’t Kill My Vibe,” which hit the Internet on Monday. Lamar expressed excitement about pairing up with one of hip hop’s legends during an interview on Sway in the Morning on SiriusXM.

“Always looked up to the greats to be a great,” Lamar told Shade 45. “So to actually be on a track with him, it’s an accomplishment.”

Lamar has gained recognition after being mentioned in GQ magazine and appearing on Saturday Night Live with a performance of his song, “Poetic Justice.”

Lamar’s latest album, good kid, m.A.A.d City, is his second that was recorded in the studio and has sold more than 775,000 copies as of March 2013, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The album features the hit song, “Swimming Pools (Drank),” which hit number one on the United States Rap charts and number 17 overall. “Poetic Justice,” has been as high as sixth on the US rap charts and 26th overall.

Lamar, 25, writes a lot of raps a lot about growing up around gang violence and bad influences, but managed to avoid some of the pitfalls of his neighborhood to rise to prominence. His lyrics sometimes tackle social and economic issues, diving into serious topics in between popular party songs.

Concert goers are likely to get a special treat that album listeners will not, as “Cartoon & Cereal,” is a song that Lamar performs at shows but has not yet released on an album. Nonetheless, it was ranked number two on the Best 50 Songs of 2012 list according to Complex magazine.

Lamar has previously cited the late Tupac Shakur as one of his biggest artistic influences, even claiming that he’s come to him in his dreams.

Lamar visits the Louisville Palace on March 21 and the Nos Events Center in San Bernardino on March 30.

The Woodie Awards are a highly anticipated yearly show that hands out awards to the most popular songs and artists, as decided by college students. Along with artists taking home even more trophies during awards season, the Woodie Awards are also a chance to see many performances put on by those same artists. So, who’s going to be performing at this year’s show?

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis were some of the first performers to be announced for this year’s Woodie Awards, which will be held on March 14 in Austin, Texas. The rapping duo is nominated for the “Branching Out Woodie,” and are likely to perform either of their two hits, “Thrift Shop” or “Wing$.”

Also taking the stage will be Zedd, who may be most known for being Lady Gaga’s tour mate, but is also a producer, DJ, and EDM star in his own right. Zedd will bring down the house, closing out the show with his huge current single, “Clarity.” Also just added to the set list for the show are Twenty One Pilots, who will also be performing during the ceremony.

In addition to those putting on the show are the ones holding it all together, and fans are excited to watch MGK and Tegan and Sara, the dynamite sister duo, all co-host the show together. Tegan and Sara are also up for an award, being nominated for Tag Team Woodie.

Early last year American songwriter Paul Williams set rumors flying after suggesting there’d be a new Daft Punk album released. In fact at that time he said that it would be available in June of 2012. That time came and went and now we’re well into the New Year, still with no new Daft Punk. But, fans shouldn’t lose hope altogether. Disco artists and Daft Punk collaborator, Nile Rodgers, has now all but come right out and said that it would be in our hot little hands by the end of April this year.

Various news outlets have been reporting that we can expect new Punk this spring, but already being disappointed once and not wanting to get their hopes up, fans were hesitant to get excited about it. But Rodgers took to his blog earlier this month to give fans a small light at the end of the long tunnel.

“The next time I set foot in Japan, my collaboration with Daft Punk would have started to hit people’s eardrums,” is what Rodgers wrote on his blog. He’s set to land in Tokyo on April 24, so it seems as though fans will have their album before then. Or at least hear some new tracks from it.

But if they’re being tight-lipped about the release date, the band is being even more so when it comes to spilling news about what the album will entail. All we really know right now is that they’ve switched to Columbia Records from Virgin for this record, and Nile Rodgers will indeed be collaborating on it. For now, that’s all we get until April. Hopefully.

Parrotheads who like their margaritas with just a little touch of Southern Comfort will be thrilled to know that Jimmy Buffet and his Coral Reefers Band will be in town on the 27th of April to kick off their “Songs from St. Somewhere Tour.”

Starting with the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee, the band will visit 11 major markets over the next five months, including Atlanta, Georgia, Austin and Frisco, Texas, Boston, Massachusetts, Camden, New Jersey, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Cincinnati, Ohio, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and finally winding up in late August with two nights in Wantagh, New York.

At Buffett’s February 7 show at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena, Jimmy and the band were in fine form with crowd-pleasing favorites, “Changes in Lattitudes, Changes in Attitudes,” “Volcano,” and “Son of a Son of a Sailor,” along with Lionel Richie’s “All Night Long,” Alan Jackson’s “It’s Five O’clock Somewhere,” and the Zac Brown Band’s “Knee Deep.”

Margaritaville fans go to a Jimmy Buffett concert to sing along to old favorites, get mellow, and basically have a party in paradise, and that’s what they did, all night long.  Parrotheads just want to chill out and have a good time, and Buffett and his band did not disappoint.

Nashville residents are no stranger to the flip-flop wearing, cheeseburger-in-paradise crowd, as Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville Restaurant has a prime location on Honky Tonk Row, just steps from the Music City Convention Center.  No doubt Buffett’s Nashville fans are all a twitter about the upcoming tour stop in April, and wondering whether the legendary singer himself will stop in at the restaurant for one of his famous cheeseburgers.

Tickets for the Nashville concert as well as the rest of the tour are already on sale in most markets, and are disappearing fast.  Don’t miss out on your chance to see Jimmy Buffett live in concert this spring and summer.  Check out StubPass.com for concert dates and locations, and get your tickets before they’re gone!