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Radiohead Announces Global Tour; LP Coming
Radiohead is back on the road after a four-year hiatus. The band also has a new album coming soon.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd and Peter Frampton Join For Tour
Two more big names in classic rock are teaming up to give their fans fun in the sun this summer. These two veteran acts have toured together frequently
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Boston Expands 40th Anniversary Tour
The celebration of four decades since the band name Boston became synonymous with classic rock has expanded with more tour dates in the U.S. heartland (in bold in the itinerary below). As we noted here on announcing the group’s 40th
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Steve Miller Band Announces Summer Tour
After being named as a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2016, Steve Miller is taking a well-deserved victory lap
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Phil Collins Takes the Stage Again in Miami
The Genesis singer/drummer and solo star made his comeback from retirement official with and eight-song benefit performance. More will be coming….
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Prime Foghat Box Set Out In April
Few bands back in the 1970s could boogie the blues like Foghat, whose 13 albums of classic rock on Bearsville Records are now a box set.
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Likely New Album & More Coming From Metallica
Special Record Store Day releases, a book about their ‘Master of Puppets’ era and, hopefully, the band’s 10th studio recording are on the way.
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Warren Haynes Plays Jerry Garcia Symphonic Tour
For the fourth year the songs of Jerry Garcia will be interpreted by symphonies and guitarist Haynes.
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Journey, Santana, Steve Miller, Doobies To Perform Together
Some of the biggest names in classic rock will be performing together: Journey, the Doobie Brothers and Dave Mason, for San Francisco Fest 2016
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Don Henley Says Eagles Won’t Perform Again
Eagles leader confirms band over with Glenn Frey’s death, talks about playing in England and what his next album may sound like.
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