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KISS Announces Full Band Activities for 2026 ‘KISS Kruise: Land-Locked In Vegas'
KISS reveals full band activities for the 2026 KISS Kruise: Land-Locked In Vegas at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, November 13, 15, including two unmasked live shows.
Sheryl Crow Blasts White House UFC Event as ‘Disgraceful and Void of Decency'
Sheryl Crow called Trump's White House UFC birthday event ‘disgraceful and void of decency,' citing a fighter's racist remark and economic struggles facing
Stewart Copeland Says Police Rock Hall Induction Left Him ‘Heartbroken'
Stewart Copeland reveals in new documentary that The Police's 2003 Rock Hall induction left him feeling ‘heartbroken' after a tense night with Sting and Andy
Smashing Pumpkins and Chris Stapleton to Co-Headline Bipartisan July 4 Concert at LA Coliseum
Smashing Pumpkins and Chris Stapleton headline America250's ‘America's Block Party' at the LA Memorial Coliseum on July 4, hosted by Queen Latifah. Tickets are
Dee Palmer, Jethro Tull Keyboardist, Arranger and Composer, Dies at 88
Dee Palmer, the classically trained composer and arranger whose orchestrations shaped the sound of Jethro Tull through the band's most ambitious years, has died at the age of 88. She passed away on June 13 at her home in Shropshire, with family at her bedside, following a period of illness. Ian Anderson announced her death…
Springsteen Wants ‘Common Ground' With Fans Who Left Over His Politics
At the Tribeca Film Festival, Bruce Springsteen addressed fans who've abandoned him over his anti-Trump stance, saying he hopes to find ‘common ground' going
Rod Stewart Faces Fan Backlash After Canceling Show, Then Flying to World Cup
Rod Stewart cancelled a California concert citing laryngitis, then flew to Boston on a private jet to watch Scotland vs. Haiti at the World Cup the next day.
Mick Jagger Surprises Oxford Pub With Impromptu Folk Song Performance
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger dropped into an Oxford pub folk session on June 7 and performed Handsome Molly, a song he first recorded in 1993.
Gene Simmons Band Plays KISS Classics at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
Gene Simmons and his solo band played a 14-song set of KISS classics at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California on June 13.
Rush Perform Moving Pictures in Full and Revive the 2112 Suite on Reunion Tour
Rush have turned the opening stand of their Fifty Something reunion tour into a showcase for their most celebrated albums, performing the complete seven-part 2112 suite at their second show on June 9 and following it two nights later with a front-to-back performance of 1981's Moving Pictures. Both performances came during the band's four-night run…
