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50 Years Ago Today: Paul McCartney Wraps Up the Greatest Tour of His Post-Beatles Career

By: Andy Greene

Four years before Paul McCartney wrapped up their 1976 “ Wings Over the World” tour with a three-night stand at Wembley Arena (then known as Empire

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Bob Dylan's Brand New Arrangement of ‘Tangled Up in Blue' Is Absolutely Stunning

By: Andy Greene

But the song we keep returning to from the remarkably clean recording of the show that emerged the next morning (recorded on an Apple Watch) is “Tangled

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Aerosmith After the Farewell: 10 Key Moments Leading to Their Big Reunion Concert

By: Andy Greene

In a little under a week, Aerosmith will awake from a three-year hibernation to play the first of two “Aerosmith & Friends” shows at the Hollywood

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Alex Winter Explains How He Brought Humanity to a Predator in ‘Primetime'

By: Andy Greene

On Nov. 5, 2006, as a camera crew from NBC's hit tabloid news show To Catch a Predator descended upon his house alongside a seven-man SWAT team, Texas

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Alex Winter Explains How He Brought Humanity to a Predator in 'Primetime'

By: Andy Greene

Alex Winter, best known for the Bill and Ted trilogy, on his role in 'Primetime,' working with Lance Oppenheim, and his friendship with Keanu Reeves.

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Hear Bob Dylan Play Time Out of Mind Classic ‘Million Miles' For First Time Since 2014

By: Andy Greene

Bob Dylan ‘s Lights of Autumn tour reached the OVB Arena in Bremen, Germany, on October 25, and near the end of the set he broke out the Time Out

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Mickey Thomas Is Happy to Be the Voice of Starship. (And Nothing's Gonna Stop Him Now)

By: Andy Greene

Rolling Stone‘s interview series “Last Man Standing” features long-form conversations between senior writer Andy Greene and musicians who are the last remaining members of iconic bands.

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Historic Brian Jones Letter Inviting Charlie Watts to Join Rolling Stones in 1962 Surfaces

By: Andy Greene

A previously unknown letter from Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones to Charlie Watts in July 1962, inviting the drummer to join the fledgling band

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Bob Dylan Played ‘Not Dark Yet' for First Time in Seven Years, and Totally Reimagined It

By: Andy Greene

Bob Dylan is now six shows into his Lights of Autumn European fall tour, and he's continuing to drop surprises, big and small, into every show.

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The Beach Boys Canceled Another Show. A John Stamos Spinoff Group Is Taking Their Spot

By: Andy Greene

The Beach Boys haven't performed since a pair of shows earlier this month in Cincinnati and Nashville where frontman Mike Love appeared incredibly frail, largely unable to sing or even stand.