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Red Hot Chili Peppers earn first billion-views video with “Californication”

Tuesday, December 6 by ABC News

Red Hot Chili Peppers have joined the billion views club on YouTube.The band's video for "Californication," which reimagines Anthony Kiedis, Flea, John Frusciante and Chad Smith as video game characters, has officially passed the milestone, making it the first Peppers... Read More.

Ex-Fleetwood Mac member Billy Burnette remembers putting together Clinton inauguration gig

Tuesday, December 6 by ABC News

In the early '90s, Fleetwood Mac's "Don't Stop" became synonymous with Bill Clinton, who used the song to soundtrack his 1992 presidential campaign. The response was so huge that the band reunited with guitarist Lindsey Buckingham to play "Don't Stop" at Clinton's inauguration in... Read More.

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Enter scammers: Metallica warns of “the ugly side of social media” amid new album announcement

Tuesday, December 6 by ABC News

Following Metallica's surprise announcement of their new album 72 Seasons last week, it seems some not-so nice people are trying to take advantage of excited metalheads.In a Facebook post, the metal legends warn of "the ugly side of social media"... Read More.

Lynyrd Skynyrd says Hurricane Ian benefit concert that raised $1.5M was a “holy moment”

Tuesday, December 6 by ABC News

Last week, Lynyrd Skynyrd raised more than $1.5 million for Hurricane Ian relief at a star-studded benefit concert in Estero, Florida. Frontman Johnny Van Zant, a Florida native, told ABC Audio at the event that he considered the concert "a... Read More.

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Billy Joel, Elton John, Genesis help Madison Square Garden set all-time earnings record

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

New York's Madison Square Garden is sometimes called the "world's greatest arena," but it's definitely the world's highest-earning arena, thanks in no small part to Billy Joel.Over the past year, the Garden grossed $241.4 million and sold 1.8 million tickets, Read More.

Rare ‘Rolling Stone’ John Lennon tribute issue being auctioned off to prevent gun violence

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

One of the best-known covers of Rolling Stone shows a naked John Lennon curled up next to his wife, Yoko Ono. The photo was taken by Annie Leibowitz on December 8, 1980 — just hours before Lennon was shot and killed by Mark David Chapman... Read More.

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Guns N’ Roses reportedly suing gun store for trademark infringement

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

Guns N' Roses is welcoming a Texas gun store to the legal jungle, where the fun and games have been replaced by lawsuits and alleged trademark infringement.According to documents obtained by People, Axl Rose and company are suing Texas Guns... Read More.

President Biden salutes U2 at Kennedy Center Honors: “You really make a difference”

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

Over the weekend, President Joe Biden welcomed the members of U2 to a White House reception honoring this year's Kennedy Center Honorees, noting their shared heritage in his praise of them and their music."From this Irish American president, in the White House designed by Irish... Read More.

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Christine McVie’s ‘Rumours’ dress sells for five times original estimate at auction

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

Christine McVie's untimely death last week seems to have led to some impressive sales figures at the auction of Fleetwood Mac instruments and memorabilia, held over the weekend by Julien's Auctions.According to the auction house, McVie's maxi dress, which she... Read More.

Red Hot Chili Peppers announce 2023 global tour

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

Red Hot Chili Peppers have not one but two albums' worth of new material, so they'll have plenty of songs to perform on their just-announced 2023 tour.The tour, which comes in support of the band's two number one 2022 albums -- Unlimited Love and... Read More.

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Aerosmith cancels second Las Vegas show, Steven Tyler needs “more time to rest”

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

Sorry Aerosmith fans, the band has cancelled another Las Vegas show. The band was set to take the stage as part of their Deuces Are Wild residency at the city's Dolby Live at Park MGM Monday, but backed out due to their lead singer Steven Tyler needing "more time... Read More.

Axl Rose vows to end 30-year mic-tossing tradition after fan complains of injury

Monday, December 5 by ABC News

On Friday, a Guns N' Roses fan complained that she'd been badly bruised by a microphone that singer Axl Rose threw into the crowd. As a result, Axl is now vowing to end his microphone-tossing tradition, which he's been doing... Read More.

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