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Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan marking milestones on tour (opens the original)
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If you get a chance to see Billy Corgan on his current tour with his new group The Machines of God, understand its part of his commemoration of a pair of recorded Smashing Pumpkins’ watershed moments—the 30th anniversary of 1995’s Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness and the 25th anniversary of Machina/The Machines of God & Machina II/The Friends and Enemies of Modern Music. In addition, Corgan is giving a nod to his band’s last studio effort, last year’s Aghori Mhori Mei. And while these thre
Dolph Lundgren brings his personal fight to Huntington (opens the original)
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There’s an old saying that goes that it’s not the size of the dog in a fight, but the size of the fight in the dog. For actor/producer/director Dolph Lundgren, both the dog and the fight are pretty large given the fact that the Swedish native has spent the past decade fighting cancer on multiple fronts while also navigating a film career that’s found him starring in a number of recent blockbuster movies. These topics and more will be part of the discussion when he comes to Huntington to promote
Colin Hay hits the road with Men at Work including concert (opens the original)
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For most music fans, Colin Hay will be forever known as a founding member of Men at Work, a group he spent six years in during its original run from 1978 to 1986. During that time, the original quintet released three studio albums and won the 1983 Grammy for Best New Artist. In the four decades since the first breakup, Hay has carved out a solid solo career, releasing 16 solo albums. It’s a musical legacy he’ll be bringing to the Tilles Center on Sept. 17. Most recently, Hay released Men @ Work
En Vogue is set to bring the ’90s vibes back to Jones Beach Theater (opens the original)
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When Born To Sing, En Vogue’s 1990 debut, was released, the quartet of Dawn Robinson, Cindy Herron, Maxine Jones and Terry Ellis came away with a quartet of Billboard chart-topping singles and laid the groundwork for being one of the most successful girl groups to come out of the hip-hop era. Fast forward to 2026 and En Vogue has sold 20 million albums globally and also had their group wind up second to only The Supremes in terms of No. 1 singles. The current chapter of the En Vogue story finds
Cheap Trick: Far from being all washed up (opens the original)
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Forged in the fires of the British Invasion, Cheap Trick has occupied the role of being America’s greatest power pop band since the outfit was co-founded by high school classmates Rick Nielsen and Tom Petersson in 1973. And it’s that legacy the band will be bringing to the stage of The Paramount in Huntington on Tuesday, Sept. 15. That landmark year of 1973 also found the duo attending a concert where glam rockers Slade were opening for the J. Geils Band. During the course of that show, Petersso
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