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Concert reports, setlist discoveries, live debuts and the history behind the music.
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Mötley Crüe Still Fighting For Their Right To Party
Mötley Crüe is taking a planned breather with co-headlining with Def Leppard to record new songs and then play US stadiums in August
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Boy George and Culture Club Brave Rain in Tour Kickoff
See the 16-song setlist from The Letting It Go Show tour kickoff.
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Dolly Parton Debuts at #1 on the Rock Charts
Dolly Parton’s first two singles off her forthcoming rock record “Rockstar” are hits
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Tour Preview: Jelly Roll to Roll Out 44-date US Tour in July
Jelly Roll, a force on both Country and Rock charts is poised for a successful US tour that kicks later this month
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17 Live Aid Acts Still Touring 38 Years Later
U2, Queen, Sting and others are still plying their trade on stages around the world.
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The Vegas Sphere, U2’s Forthcoming Home, Lights Up
The $2.2 billion state of the art entertainment marvel finally lit up and gave dazzled onlookers a peek at the future
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Blur Finally Plays Wembley in an Emotional Pair of Shows
Blur reunited, in part to rock the most iconic stadium in England, and they did not disappoint
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Bob Dylan Takes a Break From the Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour
After two year Bob Dylan has paused his tour, but don’t count him out, it was scheduled.
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Bruce Springsteen Returns to Hyde Park Minus the British Drama
Bruce Springsteen in 2012 was rocking out with a Beatle when the London officials threatened to pull the plug on the show for going too long, that didn’t happen when the Boss returned last week
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Setlist History: Alice Cooper and Pittsburgh’s 1st Huge Concert
Alice Cooper got 40,000 fans to pack Three Rivers Stadium in 1972 not long after a hurricane left a trail of disaster
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Amon Amarth is Going To Tell You to Row: You Should
Amon Amarth will be opening for Ghost this summer in the US and will bring their melodic death metal to all
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The Hollywood Bowl: The Icon Next to the 101 at 101 Years Old
After a century, the Hollywood Bowl is as vital and important as ever.