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5 Musical Mamas Whose Children Joined Them On Tour
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Al Jardine Talks New Solo Music, Beach Boys' Future, Bonds with Brian Wilson and Mike Love: 'It's Never Too Late'
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Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. Talks Future of AI, Ticket Reform: 'Human Creativity Needs to Be Preserved at All Costs'
Reflecting on Grammys on the Hill's recent visit to D.C., Mason discusses what needs to be done in the future, how AI can be used for good as a creative tool, and why regular folks shouldn't "have to work for months" to save up "for a darn concert ticket." -
The Cure's Lol Tolhurst, Banshees' Budgie Join Hands in 45-Years-in-the Making Goth Supergroup
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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Returns: How Did She Change the Show For Europe?
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7 of the Best Met Gala Musical Performances: Rare Look at Concerts Inside the Event
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Usher Echoes Fans' Disappointment Over Lovers & Friends Festival Cancellation
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New Supergroup the Licorice Pizza All-Star Band Blossoms, Takes Root at Sunflower Farm Music Festival
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Ruben Studdard, Clay Aiken Recall Historic 'American Idol' Season: 'We Went Through Hell, in a Way, and We Survived'
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The Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne Carried a Knife at Coachella 2004 for Bubble Debut: 'If You Run Out of Air, You Can Cut Your Way Out of It'
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Julia Gargano Talks 'Super-Healing' Ferry Townes Project, Life After 'American Idol': 'I'm Making Music I Love Again'
"Ferry Townes is a really special new beginning for me, just being a confident woman and knowing how to stand up for myself. ... I'm feeling good about myself, which is important. It rocks."
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