Maroon 5 get melancholy with Wiz Khalifa in their new lyric video for 'Payphone.' The clip is designed to look like an animated graphic novel and features a cartoon of frontman Adam Levine.
'The Voice' coach Adam Levine left the safety of his big red chair and joined his Maroon 5 bandmates on stage to debut 'Payphone,' the lead single from their upcoming album 'Overexposed.' Halfway through the song, Wiz Khalifa stepped on stage to bring the uptempo love song home.
Jennifer Lopez won our latest About to Pop competition, which means her new single 'Dance Again' will be featured on this weekend's installment of the PopCrush Top 20 radio show -- and it also means that it's time for a new batch of songs to duke it out for the chance to become the next About to Pop track! From today until next Monday (April 23), fans can vote for tunes from Bruno Mars, Maroon 5 and more.
The first sonic taste of Maroon 5's new album 'Overexposed' is here in the form of 'Payphone,' which features an assist from emcee Wiz Khalifa. Pay phone, huh? While it's hard to imagine an era before cell phones, the subject matter is a bit more profound and what Maroon 5 covers best: Love. It's love lost, and wasted, to be more precise.
One thing that's not overexposed -- or exposed at all -- on the new Maroon 5 'Overexposed' album cover? Adam Levine's rock star good looks. We bet Jennifer Love Hewitt is disappointed! Despite not showcasing any of the actual band members or their hotness, the cover still looks great.
Justin Bieber isn't the only person Carly Rae Jepsen wants to work with! The 'Call Me Maybe' singer revealed to Ryan Seacrest that she's dying to work with two other somewhat unexpected artists: Maroon 5 and John Mayer!
KIIS FM in Los Angeles has revealed the lineup for its annual Wango Tango concert, which this year features a star-studded roster with Nicki Minaj, Maroon 5, Pitbull, Foster the People, the Wanted, Gym Class Heroes and more. Also in attendance, though not performing, will be Justin Bieber, who will introduce his record label signee, Carly Rae Jepsen.
Though Whitney Houston's death gave a somber tone to much of the 2012 Grammy Awards, the newly reunited Beach Boys brought the joy back. Teaming up with Maroon 5 and Foster the People, the quintessential summer singers reminded the world why we missed them with their Grammy performance.
The Grammy Awards are known for pulling off some unexpected collaborations, and they might have just topped themselves with this one. The Recording Academy announced today that Maroon 5 and Foster the People are teaming up for a performance at this Sunday's ceremony with the legendary Beach Boys, who haven't taken the stage together in more than 20 years.
