Quick Hits: U2, Katy Perry, Paramore, Lana Del Rey, The Voice 

Quick Hits: U2, Katy Perry, Paramore, Lana Del Rey, The Voice

Bono\'s bike injury is apparently much more serious than originally thought. A surgeon who operated on Bono

that the U2 frontman was in a "high energy bicycle accident" after

avoiding another bike rider in Central Park on Sunday, and was in surgery for five

hours after undergoing multiple X-rays and CAT scans. According to

Bono suffered a "facial fracture involving the orbit of his eye, three separate

fractures of his left shoulder blade and a fracture of his left humerus bone in his

upper arm. The latter injury was particularly damaging, with the bone shattering in

six different places and tearing through his skin." A second surgery was needed on

Monday to repair a fractured pinky finger. The surgeon added

that the singer will "require intesive and progressive therapy" though

also revealed that U2 will release 11 short films inspired by

Congrats are in order for Katy Perry, who was the only artist in 2014 with the most spins at three different radio formats. According to Mediabase, Perry was the most-played artist at CHR, Hot AC and AC this year. Also, her hit "Dark Horse" was the most-played song at CHR radio in 2014.

of last year\'s eponymous album. Due out November 24, it includes previously

unreleased material, including a new version of "Hate To See Your Heart Break" as a

duet with Joy Williams (ex-The Civil Wars), as well as eight live tracks recorded at

Red Rocks this past summer, a 2012 demo version of "Tell Me It\'s Okay" and two bonus

are reportedly already getting Oscar buzz. "Tim showed her the film and she fell in

love with it," says Larry Karaszewski,

in particular seem to get the movie, and Lana really got the movie ... The whole

thing is about a woman who can�t find her voice." It is unknown when the songs will

be released but Big Eyes will arrive in theaters at Christmas.

has added a number of special guest advisers, who will appear on the hit

NBC show next week. Diana Ross, Colbie Caillat, Meghan Trainor and Fall Out Boy

frontman Patrick Stump will all appear as guest mentors to the contestants.

Foo Fighters Announce Major 2015 North American Tour

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Quick Hits: Paramore, AC/DC, Ryan Seacrest�s New Year�s Rockin� Eve

Quick Hits: One Direction, Juvenile, Randy Jackson, MTV Awards shows

Quick Hits: Concert For Valor, Omarion, Foo Fighters

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Kassof Research: P1 Station Makes Listeners Happy

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