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Beach Boys Holiday Tour + Mike Love Xmas Album
Love’s album features new holiday songs and Christmas classics, traditional carols and ballads. The tour, meanwhile runs from mid-November thru Dec. 30.
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Ramones ‘Road to Ruin’ Reissue Out Now + Rare Video!
The deluxe contains two different mixes of the album, unissued rough mixes for every album track and an unreleased 1979 concert recording.
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William Shatner Christmas Album Features Top Rockers
The album features guests Todd Rundgren, Iggy Pop, Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson, Judy Collins, ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, Yes’ Rick Wakeman and more.
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Phil Collins Adds to Not Dead Yet, Live! Tour
The classic rock legend continues his Not Dead Yet, Live comeback with a North American engagement this fall and Down Under in the new year
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Steve Perry Releases 3rd Track from ‘Traces’ Album
A ballad, “We’re Still Here,” follows “No Erasin'” and “No More Cryin'” from the former Journey singer. The solo LP, his first in 24 years, arrives Oct. 5
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Tom Petty ‘An American Treasure’ Box Set: Listen
A 60-song, career-spanning collection of prev. unreleased studio material, live performances, rarities and more, arrives one year after his death
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The Monkees to Release 1st Christmas Album
The album includes new compositions by members of R.E.M. and XTC, as well as standards by Paul McCartney and others. Davy Jones appears on two tracks.
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Rascals’ Gene Cornish: ‘I Was Pronounced Dead’
The guitarist was performing on tour with Felix Cavaliere and collapsed on stage on Sept. 7 after suffering a heart arrhythmia. Further details on his condition
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KISS to Launch Farewell Tour in 2019
“We’re saying goodbye on our final tour with our biggest show yet and we’ll go out the same way we came in,” said the band in a statement.
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Super Bowl LIII Halftime: Rock Fans’ Toilet Break?
After years of rocking performances from Paul McCartney, The Who, the Rolling Stones, Tom Petty and Prince, the NFL has turned its back on classic rock stars
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