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Elton John is taking his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour to one more place (opens the original)
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Elton John has been on his farewell tour for a very long time, but when it's over, it's over. Don't expect a Motley Crue-type retirement here where he retires again and again. That's one reason why fans in Mexico have been upset that John hasn't given them the chance to see him one last time. But, that's changing. Elton closed out his final tour, the Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, in 2023, but he didn't take it to Mexico for even one date. That didn't settle well with fans. Now, he's making it
Sharon Osbourne honors Ozzy on their 46th wedding anniversary (opens the original)
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Roughly one year has passed since the music world lost Ozzy Osbourne. But, his music lives forever, and the love for Ozzy continues to be celebrated around the world. Ozzy's family, friends and longtime wife Sharon Osbourne continue to honor the music icon. Ozzy and Sharon got married on July 4, 1980, so last Saturday would have marked their 46th wedding anniversary. On that special day, Sharon took to social media to share her love for Ozzy and also talked about how much she misses her husband.
Beatles' Ringo Starr is hitting the road this fall (opens the original)
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Beatles drummer Ringo Starr isn't one to sit by the sidelines. He turns 86 on Tuesday, July 7, but he's still raring to get out on the road. Now, the Beatles legend has shared a new roster of tour dates. Starr has announced dates for a new, cross-country tour. It's not just Starr, either. He'll be backed by his All-Starr Band, featuring Steve Lukather, Colin Hay, Gregg Bissonette, Warren Ham, Hamish Stuart and Buck Johnson. The tour begins Sept. 24 in Easton, Pennsylvania, and runs through an Oc
The Rolling Stones are getting in on World Cup fun (opens the original)
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The Rolling Stones are well aware that the World Cup is in full swing, and they're getting in on the action. The classic rock band has kicked off what they've dubbed as The Rolling Stones Streaming World Cup, which puts the top 30 countries that stream the band's music on Spotify against each other to see who wins. The tournament will run for the next four weeks, so fans have plenty of time to get in on the fun. Fans in those countries may stream any track from The Stones' catalog, and every sin
The Beatles' Ringo Starr gearing up for birthday celebration (opens the original)
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Ringo Starr doesn't seem interested in proving anything anymore, and that's part of what makes him such a treasure. He keeps making music because he still loves it, not because he has to. There's something comforting about that. In an industry obsessed with the next big thing, Ringo remains a steady presence, showing up with the same warmth, humor and unmistakable groove that helped change rock music forever. Every new song feels like a reminder that joy can outlast trends. As long as Starr is s
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