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All Of Metallica’s Live Debuts During Their M72 Tour

All Of Metallica’s Live Debuts During Their M72 Tour

When Metallica hit the final note of "Enter Sandman" Sunday they officially put the exclamation mark on their three-year M72 World Tour.

The 99-gig, eight-leg stadium blitzkrieg began April 27, 2023, in Amsterdam and rocked sold-out venues across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Oceania.

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Carnegie Hall: Venue Spotlight

Carnegie Hall: Venue Spotlight

Standing tall at the southeast corner of Seventh Avenue and West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan, Carnegie Hall is the legendary NYC music mecca built by Andrew Carnegie, the Scottish-born industrialist who became one of America’s wealthiest steel magnates.

After amassing his fortune early, Carnegie devoted much of his energies later in his life to libraries, universities, cultural institutions and other public causes. Carnegie's vision of a grand music hall was that it would become a permanent home for serious music in New York and a place where public figures could be seen and heard.

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Sombr Live Debuted ‘My Body Isn’t Ready’ on The Tonight Show

Sombr Live Debuted ‘My Body Isn’t Ready’ on The Tonight Show

Pop heartthrob sombr returned to the Tonight Show last Thursday (6/25) to live debut his new single, "My Body Isn't Ready," to the delight of his fans in TV land and elsewhere.

The 20-year-old singer born Shane Michael Boose had a top 10 debut album last year with I Barely Know Her which spawned a pair of singles that made it onto the top 20 ("Back to Friends" and "Undressed").

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Setlist History: blink-182 Day

Setlist History: blink-182 Day

It was 10 years ago today, in the magical year of 2016, that someone figured out the 182nd day of the year should be proclaimed blink-182 Day.

According to legend, bassist Mark Hoppus sent out a tweet declaring July 1 as the special day, and voila, it happened.

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Foo Fighters Covered The Beatles in a Liverpool Live Debut

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Foo Fighters tipped their cap on Saturday (6/27) to the four fresh fellows that put Liverpool on the musical map, when Dave Grohl et al covered the Beatles on the second of a two night stand at at Anfield Stadium.

Now a dozen dates deep into the Take Cover 2026 Tour, each show clocked in at close to three hours long, with songs being pulled from their entire catalogue of three decades in rock.

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