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Rebel Soldiers, are you ready to rock all summer long?? Well, we've got just the thing for you!

Kid Rock and Jim Beam are kicking off his U.S. summer tour with some major giveaways, like a chance to be Kid's personal bartender (imagine the stories!). But over here at Y! Music we've got something else to shake things up.

Here’s the lowdown: Forget your air guitar jam, this is a chance to rock out with the real deal. One lucky fan will win this customized Epiphone electric guitar signed by the Kid himself. Get ready to shred like the devil, or stick it in glass showcase if that’s how you roll!

Read on to learn how to enter:

Read More »from Yahoo! Music Giveaway: Win Kid Rock's Guitar

John Fogerty’s Wrote A Song For Everyone enters The Billboard 200 at #3, just behind Daft Punk’s returning champ Random Access Memories and Alice In Chains’ new The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here. Fogerty’s album features the rock legend teaming with such artists as Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, Brad Paisley and Zac Brown Band on a set of his best-known songs. With this week’s debut, Fogerty has a more than 44-year span of top 10 albums. He first hit the top 10 in April 1969 with Creedence Clearwater Revival’s second album, Bayou Country.

True to the title, Wrote A Song For Everyone includes a broad range of artists—rock, country and even R&B (Jennifer Hudson takes the lead on “Proud Mary,” which was famously covered by Ike & Tina Turner.) The album isn’t listed on Top Country Albums, even though it includes duets with five country superstars.

Read More »from Week Ending June 2, 2013. Albums: The Return Of John Fogerty

Caleb Brauner is a breakout "SYTYCD" star in Memphis"So You Think You Can Dance" wrapped up its Season 10 auditions in Memphis this Tuesday, and in many ways, the show saved the best for last. From an adorkable nerd-boy to a couple fantastic dancers from Season 9 finalist Cyrus Spencer's magical Dragon House world (including Cyrus's ex!), the entire two-hour episode filled my eyes, heart, and DVR with happiness.

Read More »from ‘SYTYCD’ Season 10 Final Auditions: Dancing in Memphis

Holly Tucker says goodbye to Blake SheltonUntil this Tuesday, "The Voice" Season 4 was looking like "Nashville Star," the talent show that once launched the career of Blake Shelton's wife, Miranda Lambert. Of the six contestants still left in the competition, four of them were country acts, and three of those acts belonged to Blake, the only coach to still maintain a totally intact team.

Until this Tuesday, that is.

Read More »from ‘The Voice’ Top 6 Results: All Tucker’d Out

J. Cole performs for iHeart Radio.

J. Cole is making a big deal about releasing his sophomore album “Born Sinner” on June 18, the same day that hip hop superstar Kanye West - Kim Kardashian’s baby daddy - drops his controversial “Yeezus.”

The Roc Nation artist addressed the topic a few times during his hour-long performance for iHeart Radio Tuesday in New York for an event live streamed on Yahoo! Music.

“Buy one Kanye West and 2 J. Coles,” he said with a laugh at about 40 minutes into his concert.

Read More »from J. Cole Isn’t Afraid of Releasing Album on Same Day as Kanye West

Last night, "The Voice" top six competed, and the episode seriously resembled a rerun of "Nashville Star." With three of the six contestants being Blake Shelton's team members and four of the six being country acts (and even the two remaining non-country singers doing country covers last night), "The Voice" seemed like it belonged more on the CMT network than on NBC.

Read More »from The Voice, The Day After: Top 6 Performances Dish