Setlist History: Fugees Reunite for Dave Chappelle’s Block Party

There's a few people who march to their own drummer.
One of those people is Ms. Lauryn Hill. Another is Mr. Dave Chappelle.
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There's a few people who march to their own drummer.
One of those people is Ms. Lauryn Hill. Another is Mr. Dave Chappelle.
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Not only was Hank Williams Sr. one of the best songwriters in music history, but he could write a tune that could break your heart.
Hear that lonesome whippoorwill
He sounds too blue to fly
The midnight train is whining low
I'm so lonesome, I could cry

Of all the anniversary tours countless bands have embarked on, Weezer's Voyage to the Blue Planet Tour just may be the best.
Celebrating the 30th trip around the sun of their debut LP, the Blue Album, the quartet has mindfully created an excellent setlist, invited amazing opening acts, and created a video presentation that keeps you riveted.
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Bruce Springsteen is the prodigal son of New Jersey, despite a parade of also-rans. He may be The Boss everywhere else, but in Jersey he's the King.
So when he returns to the Garden State, the rock legend who turns 75 next week, almost always has a special treat up his sleeve.
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It ain't easy livin.
The rock n' roll "punch" heard and seen 'round the world landed Friday the 13th in Boston when Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell, visibly upset, punched guitarist Dave Navarro in the middle of their 11th song.
moreThe bad boys of the Sunset Strip are returning to give their fans a treat while promoting their forthcoming EP in the best way possible: with rock.
Mötley Crüe have announced they will play three legendary Sunset Strip clubs in October to draw attention to their new three-song EP Cancelled featuring a cover of the Beastie Boys' "Fight For Your Right (To Party)."
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Don Edward Fagenson, aka Don Was, is a Detroit native, a creative musician, a Grammy-award winning producer, and now a label head.
He might not be as well known to the Joe Sixpack as Rick Rubin, Benny Blanco, or DJ Khalid, but unlike those successful men, he can play.
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Lenny Kravitz added a new sound to his 1998 hit "Human" while performing at last night's MTV Video Music Awards.
The 60-year-old superstar mixed a helping of Quavo to the song and re-arranged it a bit.
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The 40th anniversary of the MTV Video Music Awards was what you would expect from a TV network that no longer plays music videos: a 60-year-old won in the rock category, a solo Thai performer won in K-Pop, and they had two of the most popular performers on the globe (Taylor Swift and Post Malone) but they couldn't figure out a way for them to sing their song together.
Worse, there was a west coast delay implemented for some harebrained reason, an archaic technique to try to attract more viewers in California but then MTV posted full songs on Twitter, thus spoiling it for a fifth of the country.
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For the hyperactively prolific King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, 2024 has become an anomaly in regards to new material.
Last month they released Flight b741 which is their only studio album of the year and if there isn't a followup this quarter it will be one of the few years the Australian genre-benders have dropped just one new record in a year.
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As you may have heard, Green Day is celebrating the anniversaries of Dookie and American Idiot by playing both of those bangers in their entirety.
Along for the fun are The Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid and The Linda Lindas.
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After teasing us since forever ago, Post Malone finally performed a proper show featuring the music of his newly released country album, F-1 Trillion.
The lovable singer and rapper with the melange of face tattoos carved out half of his 24-song set-list for the new material.
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