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Foo Fighters, ex-Talking Heads member Jerry Harrison & more playing Bonnaroo 2021

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

Bonnaroo is coming back in 2021, and Foo Fighters are along for the ride. Dave Grohl and company are among the headliners for this year's edition of the Tennessee festival, which will be held September 2-5. The Foos are scheduled to... Read More.

Billy Idol lines up four-date Las Vegas residency in October

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

In October 2019, Billy Idol played a Las Vegas residency at Palms Casino Resort's Pearl Theater, and now the punk-pop legend is slated to return to Sin City this October for a multiple-show engagement at a different venue. Idol... Read More.

Soundgarden makes request to have Vicky Cornell turn over their social media passwords

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

The intense legal battle between Vicky Cornell, the widow of late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell, and the band heated up again on Tuesday when new claims were filed in court. According to Billboard, the band claims Cornell's widow locked them out of... Read More.

Ritchie Blackmore hoping to play Rainbow shows in the US after COVID-19 crisis abates

Wednesday, March 31 by ABC News

In 2016, founding Deep Purple and Rainbow guitarist Ritchie Blackmore relaunched the latter band with a new lineup, although, to date, the group's latest incarnation has only performed in the U.K. and mainland Europe, and only sporadically. Blackmore, whose main musical... Read More.

New Eric Clapton Doc Premieres Sunday On Reelz

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

A new Eric Clapton documentary is set to premiere this week on Reelz. Eric Clapton: Story Of His Songs, will air on Sunday, April 4th at 5 p.m. ET, and focuses on three of ""Slowhand's"" most timeless tracks -- "Cocaine," "My Father's Eyes," and... Read More.

The Eagles Rolling Out A Trio Of Vinyl Reissues On Friday

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

Coming from the Eagles on Friday (April 2nd) are a trio of double-vinyl releases -- 1980’s Eagles Live, 2007’s Long Road Out Of Eden, and the standalone vinyl debut of 2000's The Millennium Concert.The album, which was only available as part of the 2018... Read More.

The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir Prepping Multimedia Memoir

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir revealed that he's prepping his autobiography. During a chat with Relix, Weir explained that the book won't be the typical type of memoir -- but rather a full on multimedia project: "I have some friends in the city here... Read More.

Mike Love Talks Possible Beach Boys 60th Anniversary Special

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

The Beach Boys' Mike Love revealed some of the band's plans for its upcoming 60th anniversary. During a chat with In Site Atlanta, Love touched upon a possible project with the group's co-founders Brian Wilson, Al Jardine, David Marks, and longtime member Bruce Johnston.Love... Read More.

Perry Farrell Hopes ‘Lollapalooza’ Will Be Back This August

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell remains hopeful Lollapalooza will return this summer. Last year, Perry, who co-founded the festival back in 1991 as a farewell tour for Jane's, launched a four-day livestream version of the festival, which in 2005 found a permanent home in... Read More.

Garbage To Release New Album In June

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

Garbage's seventh studio album, No Gods No Masters, will be released on June 11th. The record’s debut single “The Men Who Rule the World” and its accompanying mixed media video are out now.Garbage lead singer Shirley Manson said, “This is our seventh record, the... Read More.

Soundgarden Is Suing Vicky Cornell For Locking Them Out Of Their Social Media Accounts

Wednesday, March 31 by Pulse of Radio

The remaining Soundgarden band members are accusing Chris Cornell’s widow of locking them out of their social media accounts and the band’s website. Billboard reports that Soundgarden’s Kim Thayil, Matt Cameron, Ben Shepherd and their business manager Rit Venerus filed papers in Washington state U.S.... Read More.

Pearl Jam is the top streaming concert artist of the pandemic, according to Bandsintown survey

Tuesday, March 30 by ABC News

Pearl Jam has been the top artist of the last year when it comes to streaming concerts, according to a Bandsintown survey. The live music discovery and recommendation platform used its data of "fan RSVPs to livestreams and archival concert performances" to... Read More.

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Foo Fighters, ex-Talking Heads member Jerry Harrison & more playing Bonnaroo 2021

Billy Idol lines up four-date Las Vegas residency in October

Ritchie Blackmore hoping to play Rainbow shows in the US after COVID-19 crisis abates

New Eric Clapton Doc Premieres Sunday On Reelz

The Eagles Rolling Out A Trio Of Vinyl Reissues On Friday

The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir Prepping Multimedia Memoir

Mike Love Talks Possible Beach Boys 60th Anniversary Special

Perry Farrell Hopes ‘Lollapalooza’ Will Be Back This August

Garbage To Release New Album In June

Pearl Jam is the top streaming concert artist of the pandemic, according to Bandsintown survey

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