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Iggy Pop Announces ‘Austin City Limits’ Air Date, Triple Live Album
Iggy Pop will appear on 'Austin City Limits' for the first time this weekend, even as a triple-vinyl version 'Live at the Royal Albert Hall' is being prepared.
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5 Reasons Steppenwolf Should Be in the Hall of Fame
Despite decades of inductions, it’s not getting any easier to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Neil Young Announces New Album, ‘Peace Trail’
Neil Young will release 'Peace Trail' on Dec. 2.
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The True Story Behind Janis Joplin’s ‘Me and Bobby McGee’
The producer who hired Kris Kristofferson to write "Me and Bobby McGee" has been inducted to the Country Music Hall of Fame — and the former secretary who inspired it was in the audience.
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Vince Neil Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor Battery in Las Vegas Hotel Incident
Vince Neil has pleaded guilty to a charge of misdemeanor battery for his role in an altercation at a Las Vegas hotel this past April.
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‘Check Your Panties’ News Blooper Is Internet Gold
One missing "r" turned this segment into something much more memorable than it should've been.
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Listen to the Rolling Stones’ ‘Hate to See You Go’
The Rolling Stones have released the second pre-release track from their upcoming Blue and Lonesome album — a cover of the Little Walter classic "Hate to See You Go."
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Cheap Trick, Journey and Foreigner Vets Lead New ‘Rock Pack’ Concert Experience
Promising "hit after hit after hit" with "iconic singers and iconic songs," a new package concert dubbed the Rock Pack has united current and former members from a list of veteran acts.
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Mick Jones Will Release First-Ever Foreigner Band Biography, ‘A Foreigner’s Tale’
Foreigner's first-ever official biography will arrive just in time for the band's 40th anniversary.
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Original Alice Cooper Band Members Ready Black Friday Release; Bassist Preps Beasto Blanco Album
Alice Cooper and members of his original band will release 'Live From the Astroturf' on Black Friday, and bassist Chuck Garric has a new Beasto Blanco album.
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Phil Chess, Co-Founder of Influential Blues Label Chess Records, Dies at 95
Phil Chess, who started the influential blues label Chess Records with his brother Leonard, has died at age 95.
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Journey, Yes, ELO and Cars Among 2017 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
Journey, Electric Light Orchestra, Yes, the Cars, Pearl Jam and the J. Geils Band are among the artists nominated for induction in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's class of 2017.
