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Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner is being blasted over comments he made that some are deeming racist and sexist. Wenner is releasing a new book, The Masters, on September 26, featuring interviews with seven rock stars —Bob Dylan, John Lennon, Mick…

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Heart’s Ann Wilson is sharing new music with fans. The Rock & Roil Hall of Famer just released the new track “This Is Now,” the first taste of her upcoming album, Another Door. It features the band Tripsitter, made up…

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Thin Lizzy is celebrating the 50th anniversary of their classic album Vagabonds of the Western World with a brand new box set. Dropping November 17, Vagabonds of the Western World (Deluxe Re-issue) is being released…

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Pretenders' brand new album, Relentless, is out now, and they've just shared another single from the record,  “Losing My Sense Of Taste,” which was inspired by the pandemic. “That song was more a take on…

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Queen is once again highlighting their connection to their fans in episode 33 of their weekly YouTube series, Queen The Greatest Live. In this week’s episode, the band looks at one of their iconic…

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Neil Young is reissuing the live album Time Fades Away in celebration of its upcoming 50th anniversary.  Time Fades Away 50 will be released November 3 on limited edition clear vinyl. It will feature not only…

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Richie Sambora is once again getting Bon Jovi fans’ hopes up, suggesting in a new interview that his return to the band may happen. Sambora recently appeared on the Shred With Shifty podcast, hosted by Foo…

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Guns N' Roses are spending some more time on the road. The rockers just added four new North American dates to their current tour. The new shows include one Canadian date, October…

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Eric Clapton is taking on a Willie Nelson classic in honor of the country legend’s 90th birthday, which was in April. Clapton has teamed with country/bluegrass artist Bradley Walker for a cover of Willie’s “Always On…

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Metallica has released a live version of "Too Far Gone?", a track off their latest album, 72 Seasons. The performance was recorded during Metallica's August 6 concert at MetLife Stadium…

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On This Day, September 15, 1979… On its second week on the chart, Led Zeppelin's In Through the Out Door landed at #1 on the Billboard Album chart, their sixth U.S. chart topper. The album…

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The highly anticipated Freddie Mercury auction at Sotheby’s is now over, and to say it was a rousing success is an understatement. In total, Freddie Mercury: A World of his Own brought in $50.4…

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The Rolling Stones just confirmed Paul McCartney appears on their new album, Hackney Diamonds, and fans may be surprised by what they hear. In a new interview with Rolling Stone, frontman Mick Jagger says they had a hard…

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Brendan Arenz of Cedar Hill, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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 KISS rocker Gene Simmons' sexual appetite is legendary: he once boasted he slept with over 4,000 women, and while he could be a source of advice for men, he doesn’t think it…

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Chicago is helping fans get into the Christmas spirit. The band is set to release the compilation Chicago Greatest Christmas Hits featuring songs from the band’s previous three Christmas albums: 1998’s Chicago XXV: The Christmas…

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Metallica has premiered a new video for "Too Far Gone?," a track off the band's new album, 72 Seasons. The clip stars professional skateboarder Felipe Nunes, who lost both of his…

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Bob Marley & The Wailers’ classic album Catch A Fire is being reissued in celebration of its 50th anniversary. Dropping November 3, the reissue will be released as a three-LP set, as well as a…

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The Who is set to be honored at the Scottish Music Awards later this year. The London Evening Standard reports that the Rock & Roll Hall of Famers will be honored with the…

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Motörhead's 1983 album, Another Perfect Day, is being reissued in honor of its 40th anniversary. The expanded set will arrive November 3 and includes remastered audio of the original album, various…

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