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Mick Jagger is expanding his harmonica line. The Rolling Stones frontman just announced edition two of his harmonica line. “I was blown away by the response to our first range of harmonicas!” Jagger shares.…

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Yes is returning to the road this fall. The band, made up of Steve Howe, Geoff Downes, Jon Davison, Billy Sherwood and Jay Schellen, have announced a new U.S. leg of their Classic Tales of Yes tour.…

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Some of today’s top musicians are opening up about their voices in a new book set for release this September.  The Singers Talk – The Greatest Singers of Our Time…

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Paul McCartney gave fans insight into his songwriting process in his bestselling book The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present, and now, fans will be able to hear him talk about his songs…

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Pete Townshend’s magnum opus Life House — parts of which became The Who's 1971 album, Who's Next — will finally be released as he intended when he first started working on it over 50 years ago.…

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Green Day's set at Canada's 2023 FEQ festival featured the surprise debut of a new song. The track called "1981" finds frontman Billie Joe Armstrong singing, "She's gonna bang her…

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The Police guitarist Andy Summers kicks off The Cracked Lens + A Missing String tour on Friday, July 21, and fans should expect more than just Andy performing his classic tunes onstage. “Essentially,…

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Scott Thompson of Nashville, IL joined the Real Rock Army today

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John Fogerty made a special appearance at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, on Friday, July 14, to join the String Cheese Incident for a set that they called the first-ever "John Fogerty Incident.”…

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Bob Dylan is getting rid of one of his homes. In case you missed it, the Scottish Daily Express reports the “Like A Rolling Stone” singer has put his mansion in Scotland on…

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Queen is known for having foot-stomping anthems that the audience can sing along to, and according to guitarist Brian May, that was very deliberate on their part — although not at first.…

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Chicago is set to headline two new shows that will be filmed for the concert TV special Decades Rock Live, which teams classic bands with some of today's biggest artists. The concerts,…

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Carlos Santana has teamed with his family for a brand new song. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer has just released the tune “Energía,” which features his son Salvador Santana and his nephew Jose…

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Dead & Company wrapped their Final Tour in San Francisco this weekend with a three-night stand at Oracle Park, and fans certainly weren’t disappointed. According to setlist.fm, the band, made up of Grateful Dead members Bob…

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A surprising witness took the stand for the defense in Kevin Spacey's ongoing sexual assault trial in the U.K.: Elton John. Elton and his husband David Furnish both testified remotely…

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A new book about the Allman Brothers Band’s classic album Brothers and Sisters will be released on July 25, and the audiobook version will feature some true gems for fans.  Brothers and Sisters: The…

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Denise Osborne of St. Louis, MO joined the Real Rock Army today

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Graham Nash was recently reunited with a guitar he hasn’t seen in over 50 years.  Nash was playing a concert in Berkeley, California, on Monday, July 10, where he was reunited with Jerry Garcia’s infamous…

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Brian May has revealed his favorite Queen album and it may surprise some people. The Guardian had the guitarist answer questions from fans, and when one asked if he felt that 1974's Sheer Heart Attack was Queen’s…

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Eric Clapton has shared a new track with fans. The singer just released “How Could We Know” featuring Judith Hill, longtime collaborator Simon Climie and Daniel Santiago.  The song is part of the just-released double…

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