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Talking Heads Announce Sprawling 'Fear of Music' Reissue (opens the original)
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Talking Heads have announced an expanded super deluxe edition of the 1979 album Fear of Music, featuring rarities and previously unreleased music. Available as a three CD/Blu-ray or six LP vinyl set, the collection boasts an assortment of musical goodies sure to excite Talking Heads fans. Each edition includes a remastered version of the original album, along with two complete concerts from the band’s 1979 Fear of Music tour – one recorded at Boston’s Berklee Performance Center (8/24/79) and the
Foo Fighters to Join AC/DC at Rescheduled Concert (opens the original)
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Foo Fighters will join AC/DC for their rescheduled performance in the New York area. The concert will take place this Friday, Oct. 2, at MetLife Stadium. The show had originally been planned for Sept. 25, but a powerful nor'easter storm caused widespread event cancellations across the East Coast. “This decision [to postpone] was made by Public Safety authorities in consultation with weather experts to prioritize the safety of fans and all those involved in the show,” concert organizers said at t
Watch Motley Crue Crash Extreme's 'More Than Words' Performance (opens the original)
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Members of Motley Crue scored a few laughs at their tourmates’ expense when they crashed Extreme’s performance of “More Than Words” on Saturday night (Sept. 26). The concert took place at Cascades Amphitheater in Ridgefield, Washington. It was the final stop of the Return of the Carnival of Sins tour, which featured Motley Crue as headliners with support from Extreme and Tesla. As you’d expect, Extreme’s classic ballad “More Than Words” has remained a highlight of their set night after night. Du
Looks Like Pearl Jam's New Drummer Was Just 'Sitting In' (opens the original)
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It appears Pearl Jam still hasn’t officially filled their drummer vacancy. Over the weekend, the grunge greats seemingly announced Abe Laboriel Jr. as their new man behind the kit. During Eddie Vedder’s Friday solo set at the Ohana festival, the other members of Pearl Jam made an unexpected appearance. Laboriel Jr. played with the band during this set, as well as Pearl Jam’s headlining performance on Sunday. Naturally, everyone assumed Paul McCarney’s longtime drummer had made the jump to Pearl
Santana Announces 2027 Concerts (opens the original)
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Santana has announced new dates for 2027, stretching through the spring. The performances are part of the band’s ongoing residency at the House of Blues in Las Vegas. The long-running shows – officially dubbed ‘An Evening With Santana: Greatest Hits Live Las Vegas – originally began in 2012. Now stretching into its fifteenth year, the show is Las Vegas’ longest active rock residency. Santana’s newly announced dates can be broken into two blocks of shows. The first begins Jan. 20 and runs through
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