Over the weekend, thousands of flower-power clad party people headed over to the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for the electronic dance festival, the Electric Daisy Carnival. With 31 sets and four stages, house music was broadcast on satellite radio and webcast continuously for 11 hours. Headliners, such as Avicii, got the crowd full of neon sunglasses and flurry boots chanting and cheering at the massive screens that projected the DJs' images. More»

Music news including proud daddy Jay-Z's song "Glory" ft. Blue Ivy Carter, the official Coachella line up, Twitter is launching a new pilot program, Justin Timberlake's Myspace TV, and Amber Rose's song "Fame," check out this week's music round up! More»

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We know music festivals are all about dressing up like a looney toon and dancing around in mounds of mud. However, we saw some things at Escape To New York that may even surprise the most well versed festival goer... More»

via hamptons.guestofaguest: The hotly anticipated Music To Know festival was canceled around 4pm on Saturday because of low ticket sales, but the Hamptons got to see at least one festival this summer. We spent 2 days at  Escape to New York and there were some things that were great, and some that were not so good. MORE>>>

Hamptonites hotly anticipated how the battle of the festivals would turn out this summer -- and, unfortunately, a battle didn't even get to happen. Finding out the disappointing news that the Music To Know festival (which was scheduled for this upcoming weekend) was cancelled around 4pm on Saturday because of low ticket sales was a bummer enough, but then, when the Escape to New York festival cancelled it's last day due to inclement weather, we were ready to pull our hair out. So what happened here? With the Hamptons being known as a hubbub for artists and creative minds, why couldn't these musical festivals survive out east?

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So, we're probably not going to be able to sleep tonight because we're so freaking excited about Escape To New York but there's a few things you should know before you get your party on. We gave you a quick roundup of everything from setlists, to costume ideas and everything in between.

Armed with poppy melodies and a band uniform of denim and button downs, The Postelles are doing their best to bring back tradition to rock 'n' roll. With noted influences such as Buddy Holly and Amy Winehouse, the band is on a mission to stay away from the electronic sounds commonly heard today, and go back to the early days of doo wop and rock. The boys, Daniel Balk (lead vocals), Billy Cadden (drums), David Dargahi (lead guitar), and John Speyer (bass guitar), grew up in Manhattan, and decided to form a band in high school (Billy had to be recruited from a rival band). Soon the band was booking shows at the Bowery Electric and even catching the attention of Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes... More»

This weekend, families, seniors and hipsters came out for the two-day Silver Lake Jubilee, a festival of local arts including live music, food, and crafts.  With two stages set up on either end of the grounds, attendees had a chance to see bands perform live while sampling delicious offerings such as dumplings, ice cream and tacos. More»