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Rush drummer Anika Nilles has gone viral. (opens the original)
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Another video of Rush drummer Anika Nilles has gone viral. This one shows her losing the grip on one of her sticks during the drum-fill in “Tom Sawyer” last Wednesday in San Antonio, Texas. But, without missing a beat, she quickly grabbed a spare stick and continued her path across the toms. A little over a minute later Alex Lifeson picked up the stick and tapped his guitar strings before tossing it into the audience. Rush continue their Fifty Something tour Thursday in Houston.
DEEP PURPLE: Smoke Under the Water (opens the original)
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Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan has commented further on the band’s founding guitarist Ritchie Blackmore joining them on stage last month at Jones Beach in Wantagh, New York to perform “Smoke on the Water.” That was Blackmore’s first performance with the band since November 15th, 1993 in Helsinki, Finland. Purple are down to the last two shows on their U.S. tour — tonight (Friday) in Long Beach, California, and Saturday in Sparks, Nevada.
DEF LEPPARD: Not Until 2028? (opens the original)
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Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott recently said they need to finish their next album “by the end of the summer for an early release next year,” but guitarist Phil Collen tells Chile’s Radio Futuro we may have to wait longer than that. “Well, we we are Def Leppard so it may be ’28, but we’re always recording, you know. In fact, you know, when we finished the last album we didn’t really finish it. We just kept carried on recording. So that that’s how we do. Yeah, it’ll be ready when it’s ready.” Def
BEATLES: Played Last Full Concert 60 Years Ago (opens the original)
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The Beatles gave their final paid concert 60 years ago this Saturday — August 29th, 1966 — at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Believing that their tours had grown too large and complex for their manager Brian Epstein to oversee, they decided to abandon touring to concentrate on recording. Over 35,000 tickets were put on sale, but the promoter lost money as only 25,000 were sold for the final stop on their third U.S. tour. They did 11 songs, which were identical to almost all the other shows o
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