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Guess Who May Affect Lenny Kravitz’s New Tour
The Guess Who are fighting and because of it, Lenny Kravitz's forthcoming tour might lose a crowd pleasing rocker.
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The Guess Who are fighting and because of it, Lenny Kravitz's forthcoming tour might lose a crowd pleasing rocker.
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The Black Crowes kicked off their Happiness Bastards tour in fine style — at the Grand Ole Opry with special guest Lainey Wilson who helped them with a live debut.
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Adam Ant has been singing "Stand and Deliver" for over four decades now and closes the main set of his current tour with it.
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Sheryl Crow chose an interesting venue to live debut the third single from her debut album, Evolution: a municipal baseball field. But she also seemed to miss out on the opportunity to place some hits in her lineup.
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What does 3/4s of Green Day do when they're done playing Green Day songs? They get on stage and play everyone else's songs.
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Thriller, the best selling album of all time, first hit the top of the charts on this day in 1983. Michael Jackson's masterpiece would go on to spend a record 37 non-consecutive weeks at number one. From February 26, 1983, to April 14, 1984 if you turned on a radio, flipped past MTV, VH-1 or Friday Night Videos you'd probably hear "Beat It," "Billie Jean," or the title track whether you liked it or not.
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The long, strange trip of "Walk This Way" officially began on a stage in Honolulu in December of '74 in front of no audience, but metaphorically its journey started further back in New Orleans.
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Eleven year old Michael Jackson led his brothers through three songs on The Ed Sullivan Show on December 14, 1969.
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George Thorogood, the blues based guitarist with perfect teeth and dark sunglasses, played his 50th state in 50 days on this day in 1981 when he and The Destroyers rocked Pasadena, California.
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Elvis Presley's granddaughter unlocked the gates of Graceland last week to allow some of her favorite artists to unchain the melodies for the first time ever at the most famous home in Memphis.Lana Del Rey, John Legend, Kacey Musgraves, Post Malone and others performed at Elvis' house to honor The King and celebrate the holidays in the show titled "Christmas at Graceland."