ROCK NEWS
Updated 18th July
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Crosby, Stills & Nash To Record With Rick Rubin Crosby, Stills & Nash are plotting their first studio album since 1994 -- a covers set for Columbia Records helmed by Rick Rubin.
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Mellencamp, Henley Among Guests at Joel's Shea Show Several special guests were on hand Wednesday for Billy Joel's show at New York's Shea Stadium, the first of the two final concerts the ballpark will ever host.
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David Bowie: Live Santa Monica '72 On July 22, Virgin/Emi will release David Bowie: Live Santa Monica ?72 in Limited Edition CD and numbered 180-gram double vinyl LP packages and digitally.
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Live CD/DVD To Chronicle Police Reunion Tour As expected, the Police plan to release a live CD and DVD from its reunion tour later this year.
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World Tour To Follow New AC/DC Album? AC/DC will embark on a world tour before the end of the year in support of its next studio album, according to authoritative fan site Electric Shock.
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The Who's tour plans falling into place The Who have begun fleshing out their upcoming North American tour, adding a generous handful of new dates to the pair of shows that were announced last week.
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Queens & Rodgers Album Nearly Done The new album by Queen & Paul Rodgers is very nearly completed, according to the band?s frontman.
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Yes Hit The Big Screen Their world tour may be on hold while Jon Anderson recuperates, but in the meantime how do you fancy seeing Yes on a screen that befits their grand sound?
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Zep Are All White Here?s a little bit of Zeppelin news that will get collectors salivating ? Zep are to release a brand ultra limited edition white vinyl version of their Song Remains The Same album.
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Rush Reach For The Stars Rush have been confirmed as 2009 recipients of a Hollywood Star on the famed Walk of Fame.
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Faces members considering reunion Faces keyboard player Ian McLagan has confirmed the surviving members of the band, including Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood, have been considering a reunion.
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Rare Marley, Skynyrd performances sold online Vintage concert performances by such acts as Lynyrd Skynyrd and Bob Marley will soon join the nearly 500 recordings already available for download purchase at the music and memorabilia site Wolfgang's Vault.
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Alice In Chains Readying First Album In 13 Years Alice In Chains, having not released a full length studio album of original material since 1995's self titled album, are working hard in the studio to have the record done by the end of 2008.
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Metallica Boxes Up 'Death Magnetic' Metallica is offering hardcore fans a "coffin box" edition of its upcoming album, "Death Magnetic," due in September via Warner Bros.
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