Yelawolf’s Ghetto-Vision/Shady/Interscope album, Radioactive, has been pushed back from it’s original September 27th release date to a new date on October 25th ...

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Alabama rapper and Shady Records signee Yelawolf had the opportunity of being one of the few rap acts on this year’s Vans Warped Tour this summer. The three-month long tour hit over 40 cities across ...

Yelawolf has seen firsthand how an album might not always go your way. His Shady Records debut, Radioactive, suffered underwhelming sales due to commercial demands, and now, he is looking to move on ...

Yelawolf was a busy man on the release date of his Shady Records debut Radioactive. Between the promotional appearances, meet-and-greets, rehearsals, and interviews, he didn't have much time to relax, ...

When an artist is signed to a legendary act like Eminem, it can be hard for them to stray away from their mentor's advice. Yet, for Yelawolf, he claims there were plenty of incidents during his time ...

Like all artists, Yelawolf wants to be put in the best possible position to succeed, and he feels like Interscope hasn't set him up to do so. “Radioactive, the last project I put out, was deliberately ...

For as volatile as it sounds, the actual dictionary term for “radioactive” leaves a lot to the imagination. But just as he does with every word he spits, Ghet-O-Vision/Shady recording artist Yelawolf ...

Gearing up for what promises to be an unforgettable era, Alabama-born and Nashville-based multiplatinum chart-topping artist, entrepreneur, and Slumerican Founder Yelawolf returns with a brand new ...

Yelawolf is on the phone the day after wrapping up a music video shoot in Detroit with Eminem. The pair’s collaboration, “Best Friend,” had just debuted online, but ’Wolf — the Gadsden, Alabama, ...

Maybe it was the stringy black mullet. Or the word “RED” tattooed on his neck. Or the fact that a white guy from sweet home Alabama could spit syllables faster than a wood chipper. Whatever it was, it ...