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Thom Yorke Live Debuts “Back in the Game” Everything Tour Kickoff
Thom Yorke is giving audiences Aussies and Kiwis all they could hope for as his rare, short, solo tour takes shape.
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Setlist History: T-Pain Sings Without Autotune on Tiny Desk
In 2005, Faheem Rasheed Najm was 19 years-old and about to drastically change the course of his life under the moniker T-Pain.
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Clapton, Mavis, Van Morrison, Others Celebrate Robbie Robertson
To honor the life and music of Robbie Robertson, friends and peers rocked out at the Kia Forum for five rich hours featuring iconic guitarists, singers, frontmen, and sidemen.
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Jelly Roll Live Debuts “Time of Day” with MGK
Jelly Roll might say he's not ok, but the evidence points to the contrary.
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Billy Joel Greets Axl and John Mayer at Intuit Dome
The newly built Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, has only been open a couple of months and yet it has already had a number of newsworthy guest appearances.
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Willie Nelson and Other Fun Moments at ACL Weekend Two
As Austin City Limits celebrates the 50th anniversary of it's TV show, the festival stayed strong on its second weekend.
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Garbage Truck Delivers Mötley Crüe Back To The Sunset Strip
Mötley Crüe, one of the most notorious bad boys of hair metal, made a memorably trashy entrance to kick off their three-gig "Hollywood Takeover" this week.
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Faces Box Set Catalogues Live BBC Appearances, Completely
I have a confession to make. Before I got the new Faces 8 cd + 1 DVD boxset, Faces / At The BBC – Complete Concert & Session Recordings 1970-1973, recently, I had never owned a Faces record before.
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Neil Young and Stephen Stills Reunited, Dusted Off A Classic
Neil Young might be as acerbic and ornery as his barbed-wired guitar solos can be, but he also has a generous heart – particularly for benefit show – that can be as gentle and sweet as some of his acoustic work.
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Vampire Weekend Did 23 Covers This Weekend
Vampire Weekend took a bite out of The Replacements' playbook when they treated the fans at their back-to-back shows at Madison Square Garden to a wide assortment of cover tunes from Bob Dylan to Bruce Springsteen to Frank Sinatra and Kate Bush.