45 years ago this week, Pink Floyd released an album that changed the course of rock history, provided an unofficial soundtrack for “The Wizard of Oz,” and ended up as a poster on every dorm room wall. As “Dark Side of the Moon” celebrates its anniversary, we’re making it available for you to hear on demand as our Greatest Album Ever…This Week.

Once in a great while, a pairing is discovered that is so perfect it defies explanation. Chocolate and peanut butter, cinnamon and sugar, Shaggy and Scoob...you get it.

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Rock Legends announce limited edition 7” with exclusive mixes.

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Justin Bieber has come a long way from his early days as a YouTube phenomenon, teen dream date, and Usher protégée. His first hit single dropped in 2009 and he’s maintained an impressive level of success ever since. We ranked your favorite Bieber songs based on your plays, hearts and shares, and we’re starting this count UP with #1.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Jermaine Dupri's So So Def record label.  Keep an ear out this summer for a compilation album spanning their two+ decades.

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Tonight's the night! Kelly Clarkson is joining The Voice as their newest coach, and girl could not be more excited.

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Original outlaw Johnny Cash has sold more than 80 million records and is a member of the Country Music, Rock and Roll, and Gospel Music Halls of Fame. Slacker celebrates Johnny’s legacy with this collection of songs from his contemporaries and collaborators, as well as his deep cuts and biggest hits. This is Johnny Cash: DNA.

The Oasis singer hunkered down on a bean bag to engage a pint-sized press corps’ with a no holds barred, barrage of questions.

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Formed in 1965 and active until the death of their charismatic frontman Jim Morrisson in 1971, the Doors were one of the most influential rock bands of their time.

Celebrate Rihanna's 30th birthday with her top 30 hits as determined by Slacker Radio users.