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Avril Lavigne rewarded fans at the kickoff of her 2025 Greatest Hits Tour on Sunday (5/18) with a live debut and more than enough proof that after two decades hell yeah, she still the MFing princess.
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“I knew Post Malone was right when he said we had to start the tour at home," Jelly Roll proclaimed at the opening night of the Big Ass Stadium Tour Tuesday (4/29) in Utah, Posty's adopted home.
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Dressed like a Sunday School teacher from Little House on the Prairie, international superstar Lana Del Rey surrounded herself with guests, string musicians, and dancers in a wholesome set Friday (4/25) at Stagecoach in Indio, California.
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Pearl Jam kicked off the first leg of their 2025 Dark Matter Tour on Thursday (4/24) at the Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Florida in a career-spanning performance with fairly predictable covers.
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Only a fool would believe Weekend Two of Coachella is a vastly inferior product.
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So much happened during the first three days of this year's Coachella we'd be amiss if we didn't touch on a few more of the highlights from last weekend.
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One great thing about Coachella is it provides the space for artists to bring their collaborations on record onto the stage. And in some cases it allows stars to jam together since they're all the same magical fest.
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You know you've hit legendary status when this parade of stars come out to sing your songs and read your poetry in your honor: Paul Banks, Courtney Barnett, Matt Berninger, Johnny Depp, Sharon Van Etten, Kim Gordon, Ben Harper, Glen Hansard, Susanna Hoffs, Jim Jarmusch, Scarlett Johansson, Kronos Quartet, Jesse Malin, Alison Mosshart, Angel Olsen, Karen O, Sean Penn, Maggie Rogers, Michael Shannon, Patti Smith, Michael Stipe, and the Boss himself Bruce Springsteen.
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After years of covering The Muffs banger, "Big Mouth," The Linda Lindas were joined on stage with the two surviving members of the pop punk group.
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As Dead & Co. return to Vegas for the 2025 incarnation of their Dead Forever residency at the Sphere, founding member Bob Weir is praising the technological new standard for concert venues.
