Tag "best classic bands"

Tom Jones, Almost 80, Moves Tour to 2021

The Welsh-born singer has had 38 Top 40 singles in the U.K. (19 in the U.S.) and sold some 100 million records worldwide.

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David Crosby, Graham Nash Postpone (Separate) 2020 Tours

In a recent interview with GQ, Croz was frank about his financial situation. He was planning on touring the entire year because “I don’t have any savings”

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Gordon Lightfoot Documentary, ‘If You Could Read My Mind,’ Due

The singer-songwriter has also released his first studio album since 2004. He hopes to resume his concert schedule in the second half of 2020

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Jimmy Webb 2017 Carnegie Hall Tribute: ‘A Celebration’

One of our greatest songwriters was the subject of a NYC concert featuring Art Garfunkel, Graham Nash, Judy Collins and more. Read our extensive review.

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‘Battle’ of the Beatles and Stones: McCartney, Jagger Weigh In

In a wild week, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones were in the news. Paul and Mick were asked in separate interviews which band was bigger

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Ann Wilson Cancels 2020 Solo Tour

The tour was to take place one year after she and sister Nancy reunited Heart on stage for the first time since ’16. “I can’t wait to see you again. Stay safe!”

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Jackson Browne Releases 2nd New Song: Listen

He revealed in March that he tested positive for the coronavirus and thinks he got it during his recent trip to NYC to perform at a benefit concert

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Tom Lester, Who Played Eb in ‘Green Acres,’ Dies at 81

Lester appeared in nearly every ‘Green Acres’ episode between 1965–71 and was the last surviving regular cast member of the sitcom.

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Bon Jovi Cancels 2020 Tour: ‘You’ve Always Been There For Us’

“This will enable ticketholders to get refunds to help pay their bills or buy groceries. You’ve always been there for us and we’ll always be there for you”

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Authors Discuss Their Stunning Motown Book

Adam White and Barney Ales – Berry Gordy’s longtime #2 exec – share stories about creating the book and Motown’s drive for hits. “You never gave up”

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