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What’s the latest info about about rock music and the most interesting and momentous events in its past? You can find it all here: breaking news, sales and airplay charts from the past, notable occasions, and our appreciations of recently departed artists and other musical figures of note
Paul McCartney One on One Tour Begins
As the legend continues to add dates, his tour began in California with a mammoth 38-song set including no less than 23 Beatles songs. Click for videos and setlist
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Laurie Anderson to Curate NYC Lou Reed Celebration
A full day at Lincoln Center Out of Doors will be devoted to the classic rock icon, with music, film, art and even Tai Chi
Read MoreRob Thomas + Counting Crows Announce Tour
20 years after Matchbox Twenty and the Crows toured together Thomas and Adam Duritz will share a tour stage again.
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The Moody Blues’ Justin Hayward Embarks on Solo Tour
The classic rock band’s singer, songwriter and guitarist will perform Moody Blues favorites and songs from his solo catalog
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Bruce Hornsby Announces New Album
The Grammy Award winner set aside his piano to compose the songs for his latest release on an unusual instrument. Plus a full list of tour dates…
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Kinks ‘Everybody’s in Show-Biz’ to Get Expanded Reissue
The 1972 double album of both studio and live recordings ushered in a new era of touring America and greater U.S. popularity for The Kinks.
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‘David Bowie is’ Exhibit Heads To Tokyo
London’s Victoria and Albert Museum curated a traveling David Bowie show that will next open in Tokyo.
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Yes Continue Album Series With Summer US Tour
The progressive rock titans continue their process of playing several albums in their entirety, as well as other big hits. See if they’re performing near you
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Hollywood Vampires Announce Tour Dates
The collaboration among Alice Cooper, Joe Perry and Johnny Depp hits the road to rock out in the U.S. + Europe this summer.
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Bryan Adams Cancels Mississippi Gig in Support of LGBT Rights
Bryan Adams follows Bruce Springsteen’s lead and uses concert cancellation as a means of protest
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