Tonight! American Masters: Jimi Hendrix - Hear My Train A Comin', premiering nationwide Tuesday, November 5, 2013, 9-11 p.m. (ET) on PBS (check local listings or pbs.org/americanmasters).

You can watch the Hendrix Doc here online today only: http://video.pbs.org/video/2365112662/

James Blunt On David Letterman tonight.

Emeli Sandé On Jimmy Fallon tonight.

Gary Clark Jr. On Letterman tonight!

M.I.A. On Fallon tonight!

NIN on Kimmel Tonight.

Panic! At The Disco on Miss Universe tonight on NBC.

Miley Cyrus on SNL(Repeat)

All music tonight!

Lyle lovett and Kelly Clarkson on Jay Leno

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Cher Lloyd with Skee-lo on Jimmy Fallon

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LL Cool J on Craig Ferguson

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Zooey Deschanel and Frank Turner on Jimmy Kimmel

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Sara Bareilles on The Voice tonight

Lorde on Letterman tonight

Mariah Carey On Fallon tonight

The Killers on Kimmel tonight

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Weird over 180 views and one says nada. I guess this is a good indication you guys like it and are 2 shy to post. So it goes on...

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Anthony Hamilton On Arsenio Hall

Charlie Wilson On Kimmel

Sheryl Crow on Fallon

Metric on Letterman

In Lady Gaga TV New, there will be a Ryan Secrest-hosted show, "Album Release Party with Lady Gaga," broadcast on the CW channel on Tuesday, November 19th.

And...

in case you've been living under a rock or just don't care to know...

Lady Gaga will host and serve as musical guest this weekend, Saturday, November 16th on NBC.

(It could be interesting to see her host the show, and should be a spectacle to see her perform some "Artpop" tunes live.)

^^Cool Thanks! Keep posting FKA.

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lady antebellum On letterman

On Jay Leno

Johnny Marr On Fallon

JoeBala said:

You can watch the Hendrix Doc here online today only: http://video.pbs.org/video/2365112662/

Still showing online on PBS. Check it out!

FormerlyKnownAs said:

In Lady Gaga TV New, there will be a Ryan Secrest-hosted show, "Album Release Party with Lady Gaga," broadcast on the CW channel on Tuesday, November 19th.

And...

in case you've been living under a rock or just don't care to know...

Lady Gaga will host and serve as musical guest this weekend, Saturday, November 16th on NBC.

(It could be interesting to see her host the show, and should be a spectacle to see her perform some "Artpop" tunes live.)

Gaga SNL Tonight Reminder.

JoeBala said:

FormerlyKnownAs said:

In Lady Gaga TV New, there will be a Ryan Secrest-hosted show, "Album Release Party with Lady Gaga," broadcast on the CW channel on Tuesday, November 19th.

And...

in case you've been living under a rock or just don't care to know...

Lady Gaga will host and serve as musical guest this weekend, Saturday, November 16th on NBC.

(It could be interesting to see her host the show, and should be a spectacle to see her perform some "Artpop" tunes live.)

Gaga SNL Tonight Reminder.

She was actually great on "The Graham Norton Show" (BBC America) that originally aired Nov. 8th. Other guest included Jude Law, June Brown ("EastEnders"), and Greg Davies. She performed "Do What U Want" and "Venus" and sat on the Norton couch and conversed with the other guests. She appeared to be having fun and does poke fun at herself.

Cool ^^Post a link If it's available.

Katy Perry on SNL prime time. 10PM(Check local listings in your area)tonight.

All tonight!

iHeartRadio Album Release... Lady Gaga New Tue, Nov 19 8:00 PM(Check local listings)WPIX 11.1
Lady Gaga performs in Brooklyn and shows off her flying dress to celebrate the release of her 2013 album "Artpop." Also: Ryan Seacrest interviews Lady Gaga; and artist Jeff Koons discusses his collaboration with the singer on art installations.

Daughtry On Kimmel

Ben Harper On Leno

Tonight!

Imelda May on Leno

Charlie Wilson on Fallon

Howard Stern(Non-musical guest ) on Letterman

Julian Lennon on Leno tonight!

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Rosanne Cash - Photo Credit: Courtesy of Deborah Feingold

The documentary “Nashville 2.0: The Rise of Americana” debuts as part of the 2013 PBS Arts Fall Festival at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22 on PBS (check local listings).

Details on the film, provided by PBS, are as follows:

PBS has announced the full roster of music artists who are part of the performance-filled documentary NASHVILLE 2.0: The Rise of Americana. The list is a comprehensive lineup of rising and veteran country, folk, rock and multi-genre artists who are prominent in the Americana movement. Several of the artists are winners of 2013 Americana Music Awards that were given out last month. The hour-long documentary includes performances from many of these artists, as well as insightful interviews with musicians and music critics about the vibrant scene centered in Nashville, Tenn.

Artists appearing in NASHVILLE 2.0 are listed here in alphabetical order (* indicates a 2013 Americana Music Award winner; italics indicates a Grammy Award winner): Alabama Shakes, The Avett Brothers, Billy Bragg, Laura Cantrell, Carolina Chocolate Drops, Rosanne Cash*, The Civil Wars, Elizabeth Cook, Rodney Crowell*, Dawes, Jerry Douglas, John Fullbright, Shakey Graves, Emmylou Harris*, The James Hunter Six, Jason Isbell & Amanda Shires, Jim Lauderdale, The Lone Bellow, The Mavericks, The Milk Carton Kids, Buddy Miller, Mumford & Sons, Shovels and Rope*, Richard Thompson, and Dwight Yoakam*.

NASHVILLE 2.0: The Rise of Americana captures Nashville, known around the world as “music city,” in its role as the historic home of music icons and institutions, as well as rising stars and young musicians who arrive with new sounds and dreams of making it big. Creating the musical landscape of tomorrow, Nashville is home to Americana music, the 21st century version of country, roots-rock, folk, bluegrass, R&B, gospel and blues. This special explores the American musical melting pot, looking to the future while embracing the breadth and genius of roots music artists. NASHVILLE 2.0 tells the story, sings the songs, and celebrates the vibrancy of the Americana music scene.

NASHVILLE 2.0 kicks off the “PBS Americana Music Weekend,” which pairs this documentary with an Americana music concert from PBS’ iconic Austin City Limits (ACL) series. In a special episode, ACL travels to Nashville to capture performance highlights from the 2013 Americana Music Association Honors & Awards. ACL PRESENTS: AMERICANA MUSIC FESTIVAL 2013 airs November 23rd on PBS in select markets (check local listings for broadcast dates and times) with an incredible line-up of artists that highlights the best of Americana. Recorded in September at Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, the program — like NASHVILLE 2.0 — showcases both established and rising stars. Many of the Americana Music Association award winners perform and participate in musical collaborations. ACL PRESENTS features Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, Shovels & Rope, Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison, The Milk Carton Kids, Old Crow Medicine Show, Holly Williams, Dr. John, Duane Eddy, John Fullbright, Stephen Stills, Buddy Miller and Jim Lauderdale. Full ACL episodes are available online at acltv.com following their initial broadcast.

“It’s astonishing how much vibrant, soul-shaking and exciting music is coming out right now from the Americana movement which both welcomes and blends the best of this country’s musical traditions,” says Donald Thoms, PBS Vice President of General Audience Programming and Talent Management. “It’s doubly exciting to present NASHVILLE 2.0′s fast-paced and comprehensive primer on Americana music, paired with Austin City Limits’ annual concert that gives viewers a closer look at these performers and the songs that are constantly redefining the genre.”

Like all 2013 PBS Arts Fall Festival programs, NASHVILLE 2.0 will be hosted by award-winning television, film and stage star Anna Deavere Smith (“Nurse Jackie,” “The West Wing”).

Executive producer of NASHVILLE 2.0: The Rise of Americana is Terry Stewart, former CEO and President of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. The show is produced by Ace Pictures, Inc., a production company that specializes in films about the arts, and directed by Carol Stein and Susan Wittenberg. The company’s credits include “Women Who Rock,” a performance documentary celebrating female musicians from early groundbreakers to contemporary powerhouses, ”Pollock,” a film about the life of artist Jackson Pollock, ”Midori and Friends,” and ”The Tiger Lillies Live in Concert in NY.” Ace Pictures films have been seen on PBS, Ovation TV, A&E, and around the world.

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National funding for the PBS Arts Fall Festival is provided by a generous grant from Anne Ray Charitable Trust.

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Haim On SNL tonight!

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Music Awards 2013: What to expect at the show

Pitbull will host the 2013 American Music Awards tonight, on Nov. 24 in Los Angeles.  Greg Watermann

Some of the biggest names in music will gather Sunday for the 2013 American Music Awards in Los Angeles, which is expected to be a performance-heavy and awards-filled star-studded affair.

Artists will be honored in genres ranging from country and pop to hip-hop and Latin. Awards will also be given out in contemporary inspirational and electronic dance music categories, too. Winners are chosen by public vote, all of which have closed -- except for best new artist. That category is still up for grabs and will be decided by viewers. Fans can vote until 9 p.m. ET on Sunday here.

Macklemore and Ryan Lewis lead the nominations with six, and Taylor Swift and Justin Timberlake each have five. Robin Thicke, Rihanna and Florida Georgia Line have four nods each, while Bruo Mars and Imagine Dragons are up for three awards each.

Nominees for single of the year -- a new award -- include Thicke's "Blurred Lines" and Florida Georgia Line and Nelly's "Cruise."

Performers will include Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus, Imagine Dragons, Florida Georgia Line, One Direction and Ke$ha, with Pitbull serving as this year’s host. Many eyes will be on Cyrus as she follows up her MTV Video Music Awards performance and MTV Europe Music Awards stunt. Lady Gaga, meanwhile, will do something off of her new "ARTPOP" album, and Timberlake will bring his smooth dance moves to the stage.

Several stars are expected to attend, including Marc Anthony, Kristen Bell, Michael Bolton, Ciara, Chris Daughtry, Fall Out Boy, Nathan Fillion, Daisy Fuentes, Juan Pablo Galavis, Dave Grohl, Jennifer Hudson, Joan Jett, Heidi Klum, Lady Antebellum, Bill Maher, Kelly Osbourne, Hayden Panettiere, Jeremy Renner, Nicole Richie, Naya Rivera, Emma Roberts, Zoe Saldana, Sarah Silverman and Alicia Silverstone, as well as “Shark Tank” cast members. Some surprise appearances are also in the works.

American Music Awards presenters announced

(Photo: Jeff Daly, Invision/AP)

Story Highlights

• Taylor Swift is one of the presenters
• Pitbuill is the AMA host
• The live show airs Sunday on NBC from 8-11 p.m. ET

American Music Awards host Pitbull is throwing a very big party. This year's presenters are movie, TV and music stars, of all calibers.

Without further ado: 2 Chainz, Akon, Jaimie Alexander, Marc Anthony, Kristen Bell, Michael Bolton, Ciara, Chris Daughtry, Fall Out Boy, Nathan Fillion, Daisy Fuentes, Juan Pablo Galavis, Dave Grohl, Jennifer Hudson, Joan Jett, Heidi Klum, Lady Antebellum, Bill Maher, Andrew McCutchen, Maia Mitchell, Kelly Osbourne, Hayden Panettiere, Jeremy Renner, Nicole Richie, Naya Rivera, Emma Roberts, Zoe Saldana, Sarah Silverman, Alicia Silverstone and Taylor Swift to name a few.

The live show airs Sunday on NBC from 8-11 p.m.

TLC will perform tonight on the AMA's.

Tonight TLC and Kelly Pickler

Sky Ferreira on Letterman

Buble On Leno

Mazzy Star On Fallon

The Making of 'The Sound ...sic Live!' New Wed, Nov 27 8:00 PM
WNBC-DT 4.1
A behind-the-scenes look at "The Sound of Music" includes interviews with stars Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer, as well as footage of casting, rehearsals and the CD recording.

Garth Brooks On Leno

All tonight!

Garth Brooks, Live from Las Vegas’

The country superstar performs the final concert of his three-year gig at the Wynn, featuring a look back at his career and (of course) his music. 9 p.m. Friday on CBS.

Also on Friday

“Great Performances,” 8 p.m. (PBS): Barbra Streisand performs at Brooklyn's Barclays Center, where she's backed by a 60-piece orchestra and joined by Il Volo, Chris Botti and son Jason Gould. Selections include "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered," "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)," "The Way We Were-Through the Eyes of Love," "Don't Rain on My Parade," "Evergreen," "People," "Somewhere," "Some Other Time" and "Happy Days Are Here Again," as well as "Make Our Garden Grow" with Il Vote, Botti, Gould and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.

Paul McCartney performs in New York City.

Kevin Mazur/WireImage

By Mike Ayers

December 4, 2013 11:05 AM ET

Paul McCartney fans wanting a deeper look into the musician's time spent recording his new album New are in luck: Palladia, VH1's sister channel, is set to air a one-hour documentary tomorrow night that promises an in-depth level of access and behind-the-scenes glimpse of the making of New, plus exclusive footage of his 2013 shows. Simply titled Paul McCartney: Something New, the special premieres at 9 p.m. EST tomorrow night, with VH1 Classic rerunning it on Friday night at the same time.

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It's been another fantastic year for the former Beatle. He was Rolling Stone's cover star in October and promoted New in a bunch of fun, and yes new, ways. He played a high school in Queens, treated New York City to a short, free show in Times Square, wrote a fan back after 50 years and even said some nice things about Yoko Ono.

McCartney just wrapped his first tour of Japan in 11 years. Although there are no 2014 tour dates officially on the books as of now, it would be surprising if he stayed away from the stage.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/paul-mccartney-chronicles-new-year-in-documentary-20131204#ixzz2mXZnUgLj

The road to Music's Biggest Night® begins with "The GRAMMY® Nominations Concert Live!!" on Friday Dec. 6, 2013. The one-hour live television special will feature performances by past GRAMMY winners and/or nominees, and will announce nominations in several categories for the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards.

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Robin Thicke, Lorde, and four-time GRAMMY winner Keith Urban are the first acts announced to perform on "The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!! — Countdown To Music's Biggest Night®."

Two-time GRAMMY winner LL COOL J returns to host the one-hour special, which will announce nominations in several categories as well as feature performances by past GRAMMY winners and/or nominees. Additional performers and presenters will be announced soon.

Following the one-hour live telecast, guests will experience an exclusive concert by Robin Thicke. Tickets for "The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!! — Countdown To Music's Biggest Night are available online at www.axs.com or via AXS charge-by-phone lines at 888.9.AXS.TIX (888.929.7849).

This concert special marks the sixth time nominations for the annual GRAMMY Awards® will be announced live on primetime television. Last year's airing of the nominations special helped lead to stellar ratings for the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards, which garnered 28.37 million viewers — the second-largest audience for the awards broadcast since 1993.

The show will be broadcast in HDTV and 5.1 surround sound on the CBS Television Network from 10 – 11 p.m. ET/PT. For updates and breaking news, please visit GRAMMY.com, and The Recording Academy®'s social networks on Twitter and Facebook.

The road to Music's Biggest Night begins with "The GRAMMY Nominations Concert Live!!" and culminates with the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards, live from STAPLES Center in Los Angeles on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014.

Repeat Back to back tonight on the CW(Check local listings) or watch online:

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The iHeartRadio Album Release Party with Katy Perry on The CW Network Watch online

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iHeartRadio Album Release Party with Lady Gaga Watch online

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TV tonight: Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show and American Country Awards

Photo: (CBS)

Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - TV Den by Lisa King

For people who like a little more country in their lives, tonight at 8 p.m. on FOX some of country music’s finest will be gathering in Las Vegas for the fourth annual fan-voted awards show. It seems like there is a different country music show on every week, but as long as the fans continue to tune in, expect the trend to continue.

Trace Adkins and Danica Patrick will be hosting the event, and will appear along with presenters Cowboy Troy, Big Smo, Dan King, Scotty McCreery, Thompson Square, Chris Young, Carrie Keagan, Olivia Newton-John, Joe Nichols, Lauren Alaina, Clay Walker, Trevor Brazile, Shada Brazile and Parmalee.

The nominations for the American Country Awards came out in October, and Taylor Swift came out on top with eight nominations. Florida Georgia Line, Blake Shelton and Tim McGraw are right behind her with seven nominations each.

The line up sounds like a replay of several recent country music programs, but regardless of how many times these entertainers get together, they always seem to be having a genuinely good time. There are certainly worse things to do on a Tuesday night than watch talented performers enjoy what they do for a living.

At 10 p.m. on CBS the annual “Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show” takes to the runway to promote their latest lingerie line. On hand to perform will be Taylor Swift and Fall Out Boy. The show is a lavish event with elaborate costumed lingerie, varying music by leading entertainers, and set design according to the different themes running within the show.

For men, the eye candy doesn’t get any better than “Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show,” but that doesn’t mean women will be left out in the cold tonight.

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ZZ Ward On Letterman

On Leno

Burt Bacharach's Best tonight on PBS 9:30 PM(check local listings)

For over half a century, the immensely popular and immediately identifiable melodies of celebrated composer Burt Bacharach have touched millions of music lovers around the world. Bacharach established himself in the 1960s as a topical successor to his Tin Pan Alley predecessors, creating some of the most beloved and successful pop music ever to grace radio, television and film.

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Bacharach teamed with lyricist Hal David for a stunning run of classic songs, many in tandem with Dionne Warwick (“Walk On By,” “I Say A Little Prayer,” “Alfie”).

British songbird Dusty Springfield introduced the seductive standard “The Look Of Love,” while Tom Jones popularized the playful “What’s New Pussycat?,” Herb Alpert romanticized with “This Guy’s In Love With You,” and Jackie DeShannon touched hearts with the iconic “What The World Needs Now Is Love.”

The smashes continued in the seventies when The Carpenters reached #1 with “(They Long To Be) Close To You,” following another number one evergreen, “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head,” the Oscar-winning tune sung by B.J. Thomas in the film "Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid."

Soul-pop ensemble The Fifth Dimension presents the sultry ballad “One Less Bell To Answer.” The 1980s witnessed more Bacharach chart-toppers such as “Arthur’s Theme” sung by Christopher Cross and “That’s What Friends Are For” performed by Dionne Warwick, Stevie Wonder, Gladys Knight and Elton John.

Burt Bacharach continues to perform concert dates across the globe and his autobiography, "Anyone Who Had A Heart," has just been published by HarperCollins.

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Kelly Clarkson is 'Wrapped' in red, but feeling green

(Photo: John Shearer, Invision/AP)

Kelly Clarkson's really looking forward to Christmas this year. Not because her Christmas album, Wrapped in Red, has just been certified platinum. Not because her holiday special, Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale, airs tonight Wednesday (10 p.m. ET/PT, NBC). It's not even because this will be her first Christmas married to Brandon Blackstock, whom she wed Oct. 20.

It's because she'll be done with her first trimester of pregnancy by then, and she hopes she will have stopped throwing up.

The singer, who is 12 weeks pregnant, says she's really looking forward to the nausea subsiding, "and I'm going to be really mad when it doesn't.

"Last week, I was out with my band and crew. I had to go to the bathroom twice because I smelled chocolate. And I love chocolate!"

Perhaps Clarkson can take consolation in the success of single Underneath the Tree, radio's most-played holiday song of the season, according to Mediabase. The song, which Clarkson wrote with producer Greg Kurstin, is shaping up to be one of the most popular new Christmas songs since Mariah Carey introduced All I Want for Christmas Is You in 1994.

"The label kept pressuring us to make some hit classic song, and, we're like, well, obviously, we're going to try for that, but you never know," Clarkson says. "I just wanted to make it something you could decorate the tree to or be shopping in the mall and hear – one of those fun songs that gets stuck in your head."

For her Cautionary Christmas Music Tale, Clarkson presents the brattiest possible version of herself — "Scrooge, diva'd out," she calls the character — trying to enlist celebrities to appear in a Christmas special. "We're doing a show within a show, kind of like White Christmas," Clarkson says. "Let me tell you this, though — it's nowhere near that good. I love what we've done, but that's a classic."

Clarkson's show will feature musical performances from mother-in-law Reba McEntire and Trisha Yearwood, both of whom also appear on Wrapped in Red. Jay Leno, Matt Lauer, Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, William Shatner, Danica Patrick, Heidi Klum, Community's Ken Jeong and Queer Eye for the Straight Guy's Jai Rodriguez will make appearances, as will Blake Shelton.

"He's throughout the whole thing, and he's very funny," Clarkson says of Shelton.

If Kelly Clarkson's Cautionary Christmas Music Tale draws inspiration from White Christmas, Clarkson's real Christmas plans take their cues from another movie — National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, with the Blackstocks substituting for the Griswolds.

"We're inviting our family a few days before Christmas and doing like a Blackstock Family Christmas Vacation," Clarkson says. "We're having Ugly Christmas Sweater Dinner and doing gag gifts."

Unfortunately, those plans mean that Clarkson hasn't even begun to get her nursery ready.

"We can't start doing that, because we have the family coming in and we need that room," she says. "But we're going to start right in the new year."

Ashanti and Kelly Rowland on Arsenio Hall tonight!

Kelly Clarkson on Fallon