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Iconic spirit brand Grand Marnier, in collaboration with Grammy award-winning singer, songwriter and producer Bruno Mars, have announced the Bon Voyage with Bruno Mars contest. One lucky winner will fly with a guest to Paris for a 3-night, 4-day trip complete with tickets to a live Bruno Mars performance on Oct. 20, 2011 at Le Zenith. …MORE
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The Hooligans in Wondaland tour headlined by Bruno Mars and Janelle Monáe, or should I say, Janelle Monáe and Bruno Mars? No wait, Bruno Mars and Janelle Monáe – okay, I’m going with Janelle Monáe and Bruno Mars. Anyway, last night at the Billy Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, Janelle Monáe and Bruno Mars performed back to back and anytime two charismatic artists like these two perform, it’s going to be clash of awe.
The question is, who stole the show? Bruno Mars did take the last spot of the night and people (girls) were loving the beach, sugar, pop melodies; I also can’t forget to mention, they really, really, really, loved the three hip thrusts he gave out early in the show (youtube at your own risk). And Janelle …
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Here’s something you don’t see everyday: The lead singer of an alternative rock band, who just happens to also be signed to T-Pain’s Nappy Boy imprint as a solo artist. Sound familiar? That’s because it’s an incredibly vague description of the man responsible for the smash of the summer, “Billionaire” (along with fellow hitmaker Bruno Mars). Travie Mccoy, whose music with band Gym Class Heroes walks the line between aggressive rap-rock and an appealing mopeyness akin to Fall Out Boy, has taken an interesting musical turn …
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I had the privilege of having a quick lunch with the fascinating Cee Lo Green, who is best known for being one fourth of rap group Goodie Mob and one half on the incredibly successful Gnarls Barkley. Currently promoting his latest solo record, “The Lady Killer,” the jack of all trades discussed everything from Twitter to his new TV show on Fuse. Check it out.
On how the process for “Lady Killer” was different:
I’ve had more of an executive producing, A&R-ing agenda for this record. I picked the people and the sound, as opposed to Danger Mouse compelling it. Working with him on Gnarls was a given, it was there. I didn’t have to create it. I trusted it. It [this album] was built from scratch.
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