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He founded the group in 1981 and helped remake the country's music as the dictatorship gave way to democracy.
He arrives from Tone, and before that Stem and ONErpm, to sell into business managers and catalogue owners.
An 18-song showcase of unreleased material at Toronto's First Class Fest, from an artist whose catalogue keeps escaping before he can put it out.
The venue extends a long standing no photo policy to wearable cameras, with a permanent ban for anyone who brings a pair.
Ashley McBryde and Trisha Yearwood guest on a record assembled from board tapes of a 2024 show nobody planned to release.
Writing in El Pais, the singer described a purpose built stadium and a thirty acre cultural site modelled on Macondo.
The pair had recorded In Spite Of Ourselves together in 2020 and never played it in front of an audience until now.
Houston, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh get one night stands after the band found they needed fewer days off than planned.
A statement cited mental health, and arrived while screenshots posted by a 17 year old were circulating on Reddit.
Twelve instrumentals draw on the brass bands and jazz he grew up with in New Orleans, with no rapper in front of them.
The two disc set adds the original demos, two singles from 2017 and a pair of songs nobody has heard.
Lara Spencer names some categories on Good Morning America, with the rest going out on a livestream from Nashville.
The bluegrass player booked a metal stage at his hometown event in Michigan and turned up on it himself.
Gregory Alan Isakov and Sarah Jarosz joined the encore for Coat Of Many Colors, and images of Parton played behind I Will Always Love You.
He has fronted Journey tribute bands for 21 years, and was nearly hired by the real one in 1998 before the resemblance counted against him.
Time Bomb had not been played since May 2022 and Eh Hee since that September, and both returned across a two-night Colorado stand.
The run takes in some of the band's largest headline shows and follows festival sets at Reading, Leeds and Electric Picnic.
Dolly Parton had agreed to sing on the track and was preparing to record when she died, and proceeds go to her Imagination Library.
Billy Idol, Fred Armisen and The Linda Lindas guested at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, and John Travolta introduced the band.
Barry Hankerson's filing against Jomo Hankerson is part of a wider fight over the Blackground Records catalogue.
The Richmond quintet's fifth record reached number eight on the Billboard 200 and brought their first Grammy nomination.
Melinda French Gates matched the $10 million total onstage in Irvine, and Stevie Nicks closed the night on Landslide.
The singer, songwriter and guitarist follows a run of singles with a full record, out first on CD and vinyl.
Sixteen tracks in order, a metal tent booked alongside the bluegrass stage, and his father Terry Barber singing lead on two songs.
Gary Versace, Ben Allison and Michael Sarin play a programme of horror themes, Charlie Brown tunes and Ellington, cut in a single day.
The Chicago band used a Friday night set at Casa Cafe as a warm up for the memorial gig the following evening.
Man I Need passed a billion Spotify streams and topped US pop radio. She thinks a song everybody loves is a strange thing to sneer at.
The Vallejo group were due at the New West Coast Festival in Salt Lake City, in what would have been their second reunion show.
The Canadian singer follows Rather Be with a nostalgic track that leans as much on pop as on the genre he came up in.
HotNewHipHop gave the Straight Edge track a 1.25 out of 5 and asked whether the noise is still worth it.
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