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Billy Joel’s ‘The 100th: Live at Madison Square Garden’ Complete Concert Gets Release

The title features 11 additional performances not included in the original 2024 broadcast.

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Bruce Hornsby’s Busy 2026: New Album, Tour

He’ll playing alongside his longtime six-piece band, The Noisemakers.

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Watch Alice Cooper as King Herod in Star-Studded ‘Jesus Christ Superstar Live’

NBC’s original 2018 broadcast earned five Emmy Awards. The classic rock legend was joined by John Legend and Sara Bareilles.

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Film and TV Music of Swinging London—What’s It All About—on New Box Set

The 3-CD collection of 96 tracks includes such favorites as the Seekers’ “Georgy Girl,” Tom Jones’ “Thunderball,” and Lulu’s “To Sir With Love.”

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Robin Trower Live! Gets 50th Anniversary Expanded Reissue

Due to the limitations of vinyl at the time, only seven tracks from the show made it onto the original LP.

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Lovin’ Spoonful Gets ‘Complete Recordings 1965-1969’ Box Set

The set includes all of the band’s studio albums, plus two soundtracks, solo works and rarities.

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Ringo Starr to Release 2nd T Bone Burnett-Produced Americana Album; Tour Coming

The first single from the new project is “It’s Been Too Long,” which features vocals from Sarah Jarosz and Molly Tuttle.

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John Mellencamp’s Early Recordings as Johnny Cougar Get Compilation

American Dream (The Mainman Recordings 1976-1977) also contains rare bonus tracks and previously unreleased material.

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Former E Street Band Member, Suki Lahav, Violinist on ‘Jungleland,’ Dies

While the track from Born to Run is best known for Clarence Clemons’ sax solo, it’s her delicate violin, along with Roy Bittan’s piano that memorably opens the song.

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‘Ringo: A Fab Life’ Book Biography Coming

It’s author, Tom Doyle, previously wrote Man on the Run: Paul McCartney in the 1970s.

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