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Music News 10/01/26 - 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA (opens the original)
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Billy Joel is releasing a 50th anniversary box set of his 1976 album Turnstiles on December 11. The collection includes four CDs and a Blu-ray, with 54 of the 67 audio tracks being previously unreleased. Four tracks come from the rare, abandoned Dee Murray and Nigel Olsson sessions. The Blu-ray features Billy Joel Tonight, a live concert filmed at Connecticut College in 1976, newly transferred and mixed in HD, alongside a Dolby Atmos mix of the original album. A 40-page booklet with unseen photo
Music News 09/30/26 - 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA (opens the original)
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AC/DC postponed their MetLife Stadium concert last Friday due to an incoming Nor’easter, disappointing New York-New Jersey area fans. The rescheduled show is set for this Friday, October 2nd, with Foo Fighters announced as the opening act. Regular tour opener The Pretty Reckless was unavailable, with singer Taylor Momsen committed to the Aftershock festival in California and the Power to the People fest in Maryland. Foo Fighters previously stepped in for AC/DC in St. Louis when Momsen performed
Music News 09/29/26 - 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA (opens the original)
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Rod Stewart, 81, has confirmed 2027 will mark his last-ever concert tour. The rock legend shared the news via Instagram, saying, “After much deliberation and sadness, I have to announce… next year will be my last tour forever ever. I’m not retiring. But this will be the last rock ‘n’ roll tour.” Stewart’s 2026 North American tour and Las Vegas residency were previously cancelled following a coronary stent procedure in August. The farewell run kicks off with four US dates in March 2027, before a
Music News 09/28/26 - 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA (opens the original)
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U2 returned to Mount Temple Comprehensive School in Dublin on September 25th to mark 50 years since the band’s formation. The group performed for 1,000 students and staff at the same schoolyard where they first played together. It was at Mount Temple in September 1976 that Larry Mullen Jr. posted a handwritten note reading, “Drummer Seeks Musicians to Form Band.” The setlist included their first-ever single, “Out of Control,” along with classics “I Will Follow,” “Beautiful Day,” and “With Or Wit
Music News 09/25/26 - 977 Rocks 97.7 FM - Butler PA (opens the original)
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U2 will release their new album, Carnaval de Luz, on November 13 — their first collection of new songs in nine years. Bassist Adam Clayton calls it “the culmination of the work that everyone has been doing for 50 years.” The 12-track album was produced by Garret “Jacknife” Lee and closes with “Torn,” featuring the final vocal performance from the late Dolly Parton. Brian Eno co-wrote and played synths on three tracks. Drummer Larry Mullen Jr. returned after a serious neck injury, bringing renewe
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