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The Violent Femmes, Milwaukee's most popular rock band, kicked off their 40th anniversary tour with the city's symphony orchestra adding some heft to their folky ways.
The Wisconsin trio are celebrating their 1983 breakthrough self titled debut by performing the entirety of their million-record album along with others from their deep catalogue.
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Brian Johnson, the longtime singer of AC/DC turns 77 today.
Since he has fronted the band since 1980, many may not truly get what a marvel his road to rock history was.
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Muse, the futuristic rock band who made the Guitar Hero games nearly impossible to win, ended their Will of the People World Tour Monday in London, smashingly.
Concluding their 55-stop tour that began in LA at iHeartRadio ALTer EGO fest at the Forum, Matt Bellamy, Chris Wolstenholme, and Dominic Howard wrapped it all up in London on October 2nd with an epic set that included the destruction of one of Bellamy's custom guitars.
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The Darkness received a permission to land into our hearts back in the summer of 2003, when they gifted us with the remarkable "I Believe In a Thing Called Love."
20 years later Justin Hawkins and his brother Dan, along with Frankie Poullain and Rufus Tiger Taylor are touring the world to celebrate their entre into the scene.
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U2's Sphere grand opening in Las Vegas is receiving the ravest of reviews.
"Dazzling" beamed The Hollywood Reporter. "Stunning," stated the Associated Press. "Eye-popping, jaw-dropping, brain-breaking," wrote the Editor in Chief of Yahoo Music.
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Pink has had a long and successful career thanks to her creative song writing, death-defying stage shows, and rebellious personality.
She's also no strangers to catchy hits.
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One Direction was one of the most successful "manufactured" groups in pop music history.
Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik were famously pieced together by svengali Simon Cowell on The X Factor in 2010.
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Power Trip is the most exciting collection of veteran hard rock / heavy metal bands since Monsters of Rock. The difference is, instead of having to sit through lesser bands all day as in most festivals, next weekend there will be just two bands a night playing full sets.
October 6: Guns N' Roses & Iron Maiden
October 7: AC/DC & Judas Priest
October 8: Metallica & Tool