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Concert reports, setlist discoveries, live debuts and the history behind the music.
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Marquee Memories: Adam Deitch of Lettuce
The funky drummer on seeing Earth Wind & Fire at 11, covering N.W.A, and being influenced by Tower of Power
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Top 10 Most Popular Dead Setlists on Setlist.fm
As we bid fare thee well to Bobby, here are the sets the fans clicked on while visiting the site
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Friends & Fans Say Fare Thee Well To Bob Weir
The Grateful Dead singer and guitarist Bob Weir touched the hearts of countless fans over his 60 years in music, many shared memories of his passing on Saturday
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5 Times Bob Weir Made Surprise Special Appearances
The Grateful Dead co-founder found himself on many stages across his six decades in music, here are a few of his guest spots
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Dawes, Brandon Flowers, Jenny Lewis, others Rock for Altadena
Joining Dawes was also Stephen Stills, Aloe Blacc, Brad Paisley and many more who raised money for the LA fire victims
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Gwen Stefani’s Private Sphere CES Show in Vegas
Was the third time for Gwen at the Vegas venue a preview to the No Doubt residency or just a one-off for Lenovo?
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Unlocked: Cautious Clay
The multi-instrumentalist who caught Taylor Swift’s ear on what app he uses to listen to music and test what water he should drink
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Gov’t Mule Gave Love to 1971 in NYE Show
The veteran guitar group fronted by Warren Haynes delivered 13 live debuts during their annual New Years Eve concert at the Beacon
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Duran Duran Still Selling Out Arenas, Satisfying Fans
The ’80s darlings are outlasting MTV as they approach 48 years as a band. They’re even topping the Setlist charts.
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Phish’s NYE Ice Cream Show Was Trey Cool
Returning to MSG for their 18th New Year’s Eve Show, Phish delivered some frozen treats and laughs
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Marquee Memories: The Wombats
Two of the trio on playing with the Rolling Stones after Mick Jagger tweeted a video of dancing to their music
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Taylor Swift Topping Charts Thanks To ‘End of an Era’ Tour Film
The Disney+ six-part series of behind-the-scenes footage and the full final show is not only eye-opening, it has propelled ‘Showgirl’