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Guns N’ Roses / Mammoth WVH Kick Off Stadium Tour

Monday, August 2

The Guns N' Roses / Mammoth WVH tour kicked off on July 31st at Hershey, Pennsylvania's Hersheypark Stadium, with Ultimate Classic Rock posting that Guns played a career-spanning 21-song setlist featuring Axl Rose, Slash, and Duff McKagan from the band's... Read More.

Quick Takes: Bob Dylan, David Crosby, George Harrison

Monday, August 2

Bob Dylan will not have to pay the estate of his mid-'70s songwriting partner Jacques Levy $7.25 million. The suit against Dylan was filed after he sold his song catalogue for a reported $400 million to Universal Music, with... Read More.

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John Fogerty Heading Back On The Road

Monday, August 2

John Fogerty is heading back on the road later this month. The Creedence Clearwater Revival leader kicks off a 16-date run on August 20th at Boston's Leader Bank Pavilion and closes the year out on November 13th in Ledyard,... Read More.

Foo Fighters Salute ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill

Monday, August 2

Foo Fighters saluted ZZ Top's late-bassist, Dusty Hill, during their stop in Cincinnati on July 29th, according to NME.com. Drummer Taylor Hawkins sported and T-shirt which read, "Dusty RIP," with the band playing a bit of ZZ Top's "Beer... Read More.

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Rolling Stone Names Beyonce’s ‘Formation’ The Best Music Video Of All Time

Monday, August 2

Rolling Stone has named Beyonce's "Formation" the best music video of all tiime. In honor of MTV's 40th anniversary, the magazine ranked the 100 greatest music videos of all time. The magazine said, “In under five minutes, Beyoncé moves... Read More.

40 Years Ago: MTV Premieres

Friday, July 30

The MTV cable network launched 40 years ago this Sunday, at 12:01 a.m. ET on August 1st, 1981. During its first five months of being on air, MTV was available in only 2.1 million homes in the U.S. --... Read More.

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Dennis DeYoung: Not Retiring, Heartbroken Over Styx

Friday, July 30

Dennis DeYoung still hasn't gotten over the fact that Styx exists without him fronting the band. DeYoung, who was replaced as the band's lead singer in 1999 by guitarists Tommy Shaw and J.Y. Young, still holds out hope for... Read More.

Genesis Announces Career-Spanning ‘The Last Domino?’ Collection

Friday, July 30

Coming on November 19th from Genesis is The Last Domino? -- a double disc 27-track "collection of the band’s best-loved songs, including their biggest hits and legendary album cuts." The set will also be released digitally and as a... Read More.

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50 Years Ago: George Harrison Mounts ‘The Concert For Bangladesh’

Friday, July 30

It was 50 years ago Sunday (August 1st, 1971) that George Harrison and friends performed the legendary Concert For Bangladesh at New York City's Madison Square Garden. Harrison organized the shows at the urging of his mentor, sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar, who asked Harrison... Read More.

Flashback: The Carpenters’ ‘(They Long To Be) Close To You’ Sits At Number One

Friday, July 30

It was 51 years ago Sunday (August 1st, 1970), that the Carpenters' first Number One hit, "(They Long To Be) Close To You," began its second of four weeks on top of the charts. The group, which featured the Southern... Read More.

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Guns N’ Roses / Mammoth WVH Kick Off Stadium Tour

Quick Takes: Bob Dylan, David Crosby, George Harrison

John Fogerty Heading Back On The Road

Foo Fighters Salute ZZ Top’s Dusty Hill

Rolling Stone Names Beyonce’s ‘Formation’ The Best Music Video Of All Time

40 Years Ago: MTV Premieres

Dennis DeYoung: Not Retiring, Heartbroken Over Styx

Genesis Announces Career-Spanning ‘The Last Domino?’ Collection

50 Years Ago: George Harrison Mounts ‘The Concert For Bangladesh’

Flashback: The Carpenters’ ‘(They Long To Be) Close To You’ Sits At Number One

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