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David Gilmour appeared on the Tonight Show on Thursday to celebrate his five-night run at Madison Square Garden.
While he was being interviewed by Jimmy Fallon, the Pink Floyd guitarist was able to answer some questions and put some rumors to rest.
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Since 1934 The Apollo Theater has been far more than just a music venue on 125th Street in Harlem, it has been the center of African American culture.
Well known for it's intense Amateur Night, countless would-be performers have either been booed off the famous stage or watched as their careers have launched thanks to the incredibly honest audience who will tell you exactly how they feel.
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What was Vessel supposed to do?
The anonymous masked singer saw two of his bandmates fall ill. The bassist (who answers to III) and the guitarist (IV) got sick before their gig Tuesday (11/5) in Zurich, Switzerland and instead of cancelling, the band agreed the show must go on.
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Coldplay pulled off quite a residency Down Under earlier this month. Kicking off on Halloween Eve and wrapping up Sunday night (11/3), Coldplay sold out four nights at the Marvel Stadium in Melbourne.
The spacious Marvel seats well over 50,000 people for concerts as it was originally designed to host Australian Rules Football games on a field that is larger than U.S. football.
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Wanna feel olde: Lorde is 28.
We first were made aware of her when she was 16.
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If Bruce Springsteen's version of "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" isn't on your Christmas playlist, do you truly love rock music?
It's weeks from Thanksgiving, yet the Boss threw some jolly vibes into the setlist Wednesday night (11/6) at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, when he fulfilled a fan's sign request to rock the holiday classic.
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For a band that can seemingly do anything, one thing fans assumed would never happen would be for them to play one of the most popular songs off their 18th album, Butterfly 3000: "Interior People."
The song and single dropped in 2021, and despite creating a super trippy and popular video for it, and even though outlets like Brooklyn Vegan said it "might be their catchiest, most immediate song to date," they never performed it live.
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For as well-read as Morrissey is, has he never come across the phrase 'The Show Must Go On'?
The 65-year-old former Smiths crooner is prolific at finding reasons to either not show up to a gig or why to leave.
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Billy Strings went all out on Halloween in Baltimore on Thursday (10/31) at the CFG Bank Arena.
The talented guitarist and bluegrass continued his creative tradition of performing a fully costumed and themed Halloween show when he and several special guests delivered a spectacular tribute to the Coen Brothers' Oscar-nominated O Brother, Where Are Thou? (2000).
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Chappell Roan made her Saturday Night Live debut with a powerful version of her breakthrough hit, and followed it with the premiere of her first country song, an unreleased song that will no doubt become a gay anthem.
Roan was the musical guest in the controversial SNL episode on Saturday (11/2) that was hosted by John Mulaney and contained cameos from Pete Davidson, Andy Samberg, Dana Carvey, Maya Rudolph and Vice President Kamala Harris (who Rudolph regularly imitates on the long-running show).
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Robert Smith is no stranger to touring the world and casually giving the fans epic concerts.
That's why when he hints at the end of The Cure through interviews and song titles, it makes you wonder - is he just being as dramatic as his distinctive voice? Does he know something we don't about his health or future? Or is he just pulling that same old trick Quentin Tarantino pulled when he said he wanted to retire after ten films.
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Shots were fired in Las Vegas at the spanking new Fontainebleau resort in Las Vegas when the typically soft-spoken singer /songwriter Roland Orzabal took aim at a pair of peers.
“Last time we played Vegas it was with Hall & Oates. They called it a battle of the duos," Orzabal quipped Wednesday night (10/30) just off The Strip.
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