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On July 13, 1985, Michael Des Barres took the stage in Philadelphia facing the largest televised audience ever to front The Power Station, a super group which included Duran Duran members Andy and John Taylor,…
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Ready for some good news? The Def Leppard, Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett tour is back on for 2021. The group shared the new dates today on social media, including a rescheduled show at…
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Ringo Starr’s 80th birthday is coming up on July 7, and this year the iconic Beatle drummer is giving fans a chance to score a cool present. One lucky winner will have the opportunity to…
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Bad news for Beatles fans hoping to get an alternate look at The Beatles Let It Be recording sessions–the documentary won’t be released until late next summer. Peter Jackson‘s much-anticipated Beatles documentary, The Beatles: Get Back, had been…
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The country may be opening up, but Metallica is still practicing social distancing with the unveiling of new virtual content coming to a computer near you. The heavy metal titans will kick off a new…
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The Doobie Brothers may have to wait a little longer to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and their 50th Anniversary tour may stretch well into 2021 with rescheduled tour dates, but…
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New York Giants Quarterback Eli Manning, actors Danny Aiello and John Amos , concert promoter John Scher, and musical entertainers Cissy Houston, Paul Anka, George Benson, and Mary Chapin Carpenter are among 50 nominees for…
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Move over hornets–the beetles are taking over your headlines. A newly discovered species of cave beetle has been given the taxonomical name Ptomaphagus thebeatles, according to a paper published in Brill.com. The beetle –now officially a…
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Whitesnake is set to release its new trilogy of albums “Red White and Blues,” featuring remastered recordings from the band’s expansive catalog, with “The Rock Album” arriving on June 19. Featured in the first release…
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Not all musicians took a hit in the wallet due to Covid-19. Forbes just released its round-up of wealthiest musical acts, with The Rolling Stones, Elton John, The Eagles and Bon Jovi topping the lists.…
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