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Over the weekend, DeuxMoi, the notorious Instagram gossip account known for its celebrity sightings and blind items, shared an Instagram Story post featuring a...
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Only a nor’easter could have stopped Boston hardcore band Haywire from performing the dates leading up to the release of their new album, I...
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Harry Styles has been transforming Madison Square Garden into New York’s hottest club every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday since his 30-night residency kicked off...
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Rolling Stone’s annual Musicians on Musicians showcase is landing at L.A.’s United Theater on Broadway with an incredible slate of artists. The Oct. 23...
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Freddie Jackson, the soul balladeer and slow jams firebrand whose “Rock Me Tonight,” “You Are My Lady,” and “Have You Ever Loved Somebody” dominated...
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“I didn’t always give the record companies the best song,” Prince said in 2014, in his final Rolling Stone interview. “There are songs in...
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Halsey doesn’t quite consider herself a pop star these days. It’s a status she cemented about a decade ago, with “Closer,” then “Bad at...
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On Sept. 4, Ben Folds Five will release a special box set celebrating the 30th anniversary of their self-titled debut album. The package will...
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How do you begin to mourn Dolly Parton? On Tuesday, Parton’s nephew Bryan Seaver announced that the 80-year-old global icon had died, immediately jumpstarting...
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At first glance, this ad for the September 1978 concert lineup in Cleveland, Ohio, seems like a weird joke or some sort of AI...
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Before taking the stage at an over-capacity Cain’s Ballroom in downtown Tulsa on Wednesday night, Charley Crockett asked a favor of Evan Felker: Would...
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Stone Gossard was 24 years old, and not ready to give up. In March 1990, Andrew Wood, the singer of Gossard’s band, Mother Love...
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The broad outline of Peter Frampton‘s career is a familiar story to most classic rock fans: The guitarist left Humble Pie in 1971 to...
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It’s the kind of saying that’s become nearly cliché to utter out loud: There’s only one thing a divided America can agree on, and...
