Get a fix of Lollapalooza with twenty free songs from Lollapalooza.com. They're giving away free iTunes playlist, featuring music from the infamous festival.

This offer for free music comes courtesy of Apple iTunes, where they're pushing the huge South By South West music festival in Austin, Texas, this March 15-20 (musical portion). And in recognition of this year's festival, they're offering a free sampler album of twenty-two songs by a selection of this year's artists.

NPR is giving away some free music from iTunes! All you need is iTunes for your computer, a free download, and an account at the iTunes store. Just open up your iTunes and hit "Redeem" under the Quick Links, enter the special promotion code from NPR, and download eleven songs for free!

You know itunes has a free music single to download every week, but did you know that you can get a whole album of country music artists for free, right now? Just copy and paste the offer code into itunes and soon you'll be slipping on your headphones to hear seven fantastic country artists sing their hit songs.

You will get fifteen songs and become a fan of the iTunes page!

I use iTunes to search for music and now I can get these free songs. I also look at all types of music and not just one genre. This is an exclusive offer only for the US iTune Fans.

SPIN magazine and iTunes are teaming up to bring you a free playlist from SPIN’s Best of 2011! Get 24 free songs from artists including Deer Tick, Caveman, Cubic Zirconia and Phantogram – totally free!

Listen to one or all – there's no catch to this offer! Nothing to buy, no mailing list to sign up for, no participation in a survey or disclosure of your address. No catch.

The Outside Lands music festival rocked San Francisco for the third year running this August – thousands of people attended and spent three days enjoying what has rapidly become one of the world's premier music festivals.

Did you miss it? Yeah, I did, too.

I love jazz.

Even more, I love free jazz.

It can be tricky, though, sifting through the free downloads on the internet. There are a lot of them, trust me on this, and most of them are terrible. Garage jazz bands still learning to use their instruments level of terrible.

People magazine and iTunes are joining up, to offer you an eleven-song playlist of ‘hot new music’ from some of country music’s greatest perfomers! We’re talking about forty minutes of country hits, eleven songs absolutely FREE.

Merle Haggard’s ‘How Did You Find Me Here,’ The Band Perry playing ‘If I Die Young,’ Rockie Lynne’s ‘Heroes Come From Small Towns’ and more – totally free of charge.