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RIP – Rock In Perpetuity

Mourning the loss of classic rock stars, other musical greats and related figures

The Sirius XM host and performer of the novelty songs as “Elvis is Everywhere” and “Don Henley Must Die,” died one day after his performance

The acclaimed singer-songwriter and musician had revealed in 2022 that he was battling stomach cancer

The Detroit band’s influence expanded after it broke up, kick-starting the nascent punk scene.

Along with the late Ronnie Spector, Weiss was the voice and face of the ’60s girl groups.

Collins, with his sister Lorrie, appeared alongside country stars such as Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline.

After finding success as a detective on the ’70s TV smash, he hit the top of the charts with his single ‘Don’t Give Up on Us.’

Laura Lynch was the founding upright bass player for the country music band, but left just prior to their significant success

Although she never made the Billboard charts, she was highly respected and consistently prolific for more than 50 years.

The singer, guitarist, writer, producer and leader of the multi-Platinum selling rock band shaped and directed the group from its earliest beginnings

MacGowan fronted the ’80s Celtic-rock band that scored with songs such as “Dirty Old Town” and “Fairytale of New York.”