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Jimi Hendrix New Studio LP: Out Now
Unreleased recordings made between 1968 and 1970 are included in this new collection which features his longtime bandmates and several guest stars
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Cranberries Plan New Album, 1st LP Reissue
Following the untimely passing of singer Dolores O’Riordan, the band will complete the album they were working on and reissue their debut.
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Keith Richards, Fagen, Gibbons +: Benefit Concert
This year’s edition of Love Rocks NYC also features Norah Jones, Ann Wilson, Mavis Staples, Emmylou Harris, Gary Clark Jr., Robert Cray, and more
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Robert Plant with AXS TV’s Dan Rather: Exclusive
Season 6 of The Big Interview premieres with a sit down with a classic rock legend, who talks about his influences and a Led Zep favorite
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Monkees’ Mike Nesmith and Micky Dolenz to Tour
More than 50 years since their landmark TV show debuted, the two members will tour for the first time as a duo. See if they’ll be near you
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AC/DC’s Brian Johnson Joins Mick Fleetwood: Watch
The longtime lead vocalist has been a surprise guest at many fellow rocker’s concerts since he left the band. He sang a standard on this occasion
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‘Steppenwolf at 50’ 3-CD Collection: Listen
The collection, which includes five rare or never-heard-before tracks, covers the band’s career, from their 1968 debut through 13 studio albums.
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Eric Clapton to Headline Greenwich (CT) Town Party
The annual community event has attracted world class rockers in its eight years including John Fogerty, James Taylor, Paul Simon and Steely Dan for what turned out to be Walter Becker’s final concert
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Joe Bonamassa Announces Summer Tour, New CD
For the tour the guitar great will pay tribute to country music legends Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, George Jones and Hank Williams.
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NME, British Music Weekly, Shuts Down Print Edition
After 66 years of publication, amidst declining circulation, the British music weekly is killing its print edition and going for a web-only presence.
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