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L.A. Times - Entertainment — It may be the most scrutinized typographical matter in music: how large each act's name appears on the poster announcing the lineup for the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. more info

Stereogum — Every once in a while, Jack White’s Third Man Records will take some older music and make vinyl art-objects out of it, sending the results out to whoever subscribes to its Vault Package series. The latest Vault Package is given over to Loretta Lynn... more info

Mercury News, California — AC/DC, Jack White, Drake are among the top acts set for the 2015 Coachella festival. more info

Stereogum — Jay Z bought the Swedish company Aspiro’s streaming music service Tidal less than a month ago, but that didn’t stop him from rolling out his rebranded product today with lots of fanfare from his famous friends. Rumors before the 5PM livestream su... more info

Stereogum — Jay Z is not playing with his big rollout of the streaming service Tidal. After many big stars Tweeted their support last night, those same stars have shown up in a new 30-second spot for the service’s big relaunch today. In the ad, we see a collec... more info

Stereogum — The nicest thing I’ve ever heard anyone say about Jack White is that he’s Robert Plant and Jimmy Page if they were the same person. That gets at White’s appeal, but when you sit White next to the genuine article, you see that he still has a way... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' 7" set Jack White is almost as known as a vinyl fan as he is for being a musician and chunky guac lover. His label Third Man puts out lots of limited edition vinyl, be it... more info

Stereogum — Jay Z previously said that Jack White’s Third Man Records would be releasing his 2013 record Magna Carta Holy Grail on vinyl. Then nothing happened for about two years, and most of us forgot about it. Apparently, those two years were well spent pre... more info

Perez Hilton — Well, it's one for the money! Three for the auction! Three hundred thousand to be exact! Jack White was the one who bought the unreleased first recordings from the King himself — Elvis Presley! And he was able to win by bidding a whopping $300,000!... more info