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On This Day March 21, 1994: Bruce Springsteen wins an Oscar for “Streets of Philadelphia”

Tuesday, March 21 by ABC News

On This Day March 21, 1994…Bruce Springsteen added an Oscar to his trophy case, winning the Academy Award for “Streets of Philadelphia,” which he wrote for the Tom Hanks movie Philadelphia. The tune was one of two tracks from the movie to be nominated, the other being “Philadelphia,”... Read More.

Bobbi Kelly Ercoline, woman on the cover of the Woodstock soundtrack, dies

Tuesday, March 21 by ABC News

Bobbi Kelly Ercoline, whose photo appears on the cover of the soundtrack to Woodstock, has died at the age of 73. The news was announced on Facebook by her husband, Nick Ercoline, who was just her boyfriend when the iconic... Read More.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band add more US shows

Tuesday, March 21 by ABC News

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band continue to add shows to their North American tour. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers added a second North American leg last month, and now they’ve added two more dates to the trek. The new shows include Springsteen’s... Read More.

Tommy Shaw, Billy F. Gibbons & more set for AXS TV’s new series ‘Vinyl Obsession’

Tuesday, March 21 by ABC News

Lots of folks seemed to be obsessed with vinyl these days, and that includes plenty of musicians who are about to share their love in a new AXS TV series launching next month. Vinyl Obsession, the latest addition to the network’s Sunday Night Rocks lineup,... Read More.

Keith Moon Biopic On Track To Begin Filming This Summer

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

After years of delays, the long-awaited Keith Moon biopic is finally set to begin filming in June, according to Variety. Moon's surviving Who bandmates and manager Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend will serve as executive producers, with the film being directed by Paul Whittington... Read More.

Peter Gabriel Talks About Watching Final Genesis Gig

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

Last year, fans were both excited and disapointed that although Peter Gabriel was in the audience for the final Genesis concert -- he held off from joining his former-bandmates onstage. This week marks the one-year anniversary of the band's last gig, held on March... Read More.

Bruce Springsteen & Gladys Knight Tapped For National Medal Of The Arts Homor

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

Bruce Springsteen, Gladys Knight, and Jose Feliciano are among the notables tapped by President Biden to receive the 2021 National Medal of Arts on Tuesday (March 21st). Rolling Stone reported the other honorees are actors Mindy Kaling and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, fashion mogul Vera Wang,... Read More.

Def Leppard’s Rick Allen Thanks Fans For Their ‘Overwhelming Support’ After Suffering ‘Act Of Violence’

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

Def Leppard's Rick Allen took to social media to thank fans for their "overwhelming support" afer he was assaulted last week in front of the Four Seasons Hotel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The 19-year-old suspect was arrested lastand is facing a... Read More.

Hollywood Vampires Releasing First Live Album In June

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

Set for release on June 2nd is Hollywood Vampires' first live album, titled, Live In Rio. The band, which features Alice Cooper, Aerosmith's Joe Perry, and Johnny Depp, was captured live back in 2015 -- only days after the release of their debut album... Read More.

Flashback: REO Speedwagon Hits Number One With ‘Keep On Loving You’

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

It was 42 years ago today (March 21st, 1981) that REO Speedwagon first hit Number One with "Keep On Loving You." The single was the first to be issued from the band's ninth album, Hi Infidelity, and replaced Eddie Rabbitt's "I Love A Rainy... Read More.

Woman Immortalized On ‘Woodstock’ Soundtrack Cover Dies

Tuesday, March 21 by Pulse of Radio

Bobbi Ercoline, the woman who appeared hugging her future husband on the cover of the Woodstock movie soundtrack has died, according to Best Classic Bands. She and then-boyfriend Nick Ercoline, were cuddling under a quilt when the iconic photo was shot by Life magazine... Read More.

Pink Floyd looks back at ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ tour for 50th anniversary

Monday, March 20 by ABC News

Pink Floyd continues to celebrate this year’s 50th anniversary of The Dark Side of the Moon, and has just shared a new video looking back at the groundbreaking tour in support of the album.The clip looks at the first-ever use of their large circular screen at the... Read More.

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On This Day March 21, 1994: Bruce Springsteen wins an Oscar for “Streets of Philadelphia”

Bobbi Kelly Ercoline, woman on the cover of the Woodstock soundtrack, dies

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band add more US shows

Tommy Shaw, Billy F. Gibbons & more set for AXS TV’s new series ‘Vinyl Obsession’

Keith Moon Biopic On Track To Begin Filming This Summer

Peter Gabriel Talks About Watching Final Genesis Gig

Bruce Springsteen & Gladys Knight Tapped For National Medal Of The Arts Homor

Def Leppard’s Rick Allen Thanks Fans For Their ‘Overwhelming Support’ After Suffering ‘Act Of Violence’

Hollywood Vampires Releasing First Live Album In June

Flashback: REO Speedwagon Hits Number One With ‘Keep On Loving You’

Woman Immortalized On ‘Woodstock’ Soundtrack Cover Dies

Pink Floyd looks back at ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon’ tour for 50th anniversary

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