US rapper Yelawolf has just unleashed his new single ‘Way Out’ onto the interwebs. The track, off his forthcoming mixtape ‘Trunk Muzik Returns’ will be released alongside the free mixtape on March 14th.

Yelawolf hit mainstream success on his 2010 mixtape ‘Trunk Muzik’ and since then has been muted as one of the saving graces of poetic hip-hop (with that release considered by many critics as the greatest mixtape of all time). The rapper, who is signed to Eminem’s Shady Records, released his first major studio album ‘Radioactive’ in 2011, and surprised many the following year by releasing the joint EP ‘The Slumdon Bridge’ with our own export Ed Sheeran.

2013 is set to be a massive year for Alabama-born artist, with three big releases in the pipeline; forthcoming mixtape ‘Trunk Muzik Returns’, another collaboration EP (this time with Big K.R.I.T.) on ‘Country Cousins’, and then his third studio album, tentatively titled ‘Love Story’.

If you haven’t heard any of Yelawolf’s work, I strongly suggest you check out anything and everything. He’s the next generation of hip-hop and with the likes of Interscope and Shady Records putting faith in him, you know he means business.

Check out the audio for new track ‘Way Out’, below:

Yep, you read that headline right… Whilst speaking to Japanese fans during a webchat this morning, Beady Eye frontman Liam Gallagher, when asked what he thought about the K-Pop track that stormed 2012, replied with “I think it’s an absolute classic… I love it. My kid dances to it every morning and it makes me chuckle and spit out my Corn Flakes. I can’t wait to hear his new tune.”

Seriously, we’re not making this up…

In more upsetting news, Gallagher recently confirmed he has no intention of bringing his former band Oasis back together again. The singer (who’s currently in the studio putting the finishing touches to Beady Eye’s second LP), recently vented over brother Noel’s solo success:

“Was I pleased for him? What, for splitting up my fucking band? I’m not pleased for him, no! I hope he’s fucking happy but he doesn’t look it. Fuck Oasis as far as I’m concerned and fuck Noel Gallagher. The thought of going onstage with that fucking idiot and hanging out with his daft mates, the pretend drug addicts and all his snobs from Sloane Street. Fuck that, not interested, mate. We’re Beady Eye all the fucking way… I’ve got a new record, I’m buzzing off it.”

Enough said there, really….

Check out lead single ‘The Roller’ from Beady Eye’s 2011 debut album ‘Different Gear, Still Speeding’, below

Three of the UK’s biggest names in beatboxing have come together to highlight their plight to find a cure for Blood Cancer.

Reeps One, Beardyman and MC Zani have released a video in which they use their face, music and beats to spread the word about how easy it is to join the bone marrow register and save lives. As a bonus to thank us all for listening to their message they have produced one of the best beatboxing videos around. This video also follows a message from beatboxer Bass 6 from earlier on this year. The #Spit4Mum campaign is run by Jonni and Caroline Berger, who need to find a lifesaving stem cell donor for their mum in the next five weeks. I am lucky enough to be friends with both Reeps One and Bass 6, so it would mean a lot for you to at least check out their videos and see what they have to say/spit. For more info check out AnthonyNolan.org.

60’s rock band Fleetwood Mac have announced the European leg of their 2013 tour, after their December reveal of US dates for this year.

Following 5 dates in key UK/Eire cities in September/October (Dublin, London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow), the band will embark on touring in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland.

Though formed in the late 60s, it was the 1977 Grammy award-winning album ‘Rumours’ that drove mainstream success (following 1975’s re-release of self-titled LP ‘Fleetwood Mac’). 2013 marks the 35th anniversary of the Rumours release, with planned deluxe reissues of the album in the pipeline.

Fortunately, for festival fans, it seems that their dates do not coincide with any major UK festivals (hint hint Glastonbury hopefuls).

Full dates are below. Listen to their classic ‘Go Your Own Way’ off ‘Rumours’ after the jump!

September 2013
20 Sept Dublin, Ireland – O2 Dublin
24 Sept London, UK – O2 Arena
29 Sept Birmingham, UK – LG Arena

October 2013
1 Oct Manchester, UK – Manchester Arena
3 Oct Glasgow, UK – The Hydro
6 Oct Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena
7 Oct Amsterdam, Netherlands – Ziggo Dome
9 Oct Antwerp, Belgium – Sport Palais
11 Oct Paris, France – Bercy
13 Oct Zurich, Switzerland – Hallenstadion
14 Oct Stuttgart, Germany – Schleyerhalle
16 Oct Berlin, Germany – O2 World
18 Oct Herning, Denmark – Jyske Bank Boxen
20 Oct Oslo, Norway – Spektrum
23 Oct Stockholm, Sweden – Globen
25 Oct Helsinki, Finland – Hartwell Areena