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 New Jacobin Club crowds the stageHorror business is no joke for the New Jacobin Club.
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 Nickelback fires up Rexall PlaceA grand mal flash of the future was glimpsed in Nickelback's latest arena rock spectacle - and it is Vegas, baby!
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 Rock in the right KeysWhat a delicious coincidence that the Black Keys played Rexall Place on Saturday night -- mere days before the return of Nickelback.
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 Van Halen erupts at RexallThe true value of a rock 'n' roll reunion is how long the band stays reunited -- without wearing out its welcome a second time.
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 Amazing LMFAO Cover
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 Rebellious start for rockerCaroline Kawa's parents thought they were doing the right thing by taking her music away.
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 Rockabilly band havin' a blastThe Raygun Cowboys are taking the bull by the horns.
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 'Suge' Knight: 'Perhaps Tupac Shakur isn't dead'Rap mogul Marion 'Suge' Knight has fuelled conspiracy theories suggesting Tupac Shakur is still alive - reminding fans that no one saw the hip-hop icon dead.
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 Songwriter pop from down under finally comes on overThe Jezabels don't just want to have fun.
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 Johnny Reid bares his soul at Rexall PlaceJohnny Reid must've hit the wrong city when he threw the dart at the map of America in an attempt to find the heart of country music.
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 Wyclef records Travyon tribute songRapper Wyclef Jean has recorded a new tribute song dedicated to slain Florida teenager Trayvon Martin
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 Nelson, Snoop release 4/20 pot anthemMarijuana lovers Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg and Kris Kristofferson have teamed up to record a new weed anthem to mark the unofficial 4/20 holiday for stoners.
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 Spring CD previewSpring has sprung. And you know what that brings: April showers, May flowers and a flood of new albums as the music biz awakens from its winter slumber. Here's a quick guide to the toppermost of the poppermost. Mark your calendars -- but do it in pencil; as always, everything here is subject to change.
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 Message from ShikhariEnter Shikari is lighting the path to the future of rock.
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 Red Hot Chili Peppers coming to EdmontonThe Red Hot Chili Peppers are coming to Edmonton.
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 Trans-Siberian piles it onThat sound you hear is Ludwig Van Beethoven rolling over in his grave -- after a show depicting the last night of his life presented by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
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 Sheryl Crow honoured with Courage AwardSheryl Crow is to be honoured with the 2012 Courage Award after winning her battle against breast cancer.
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 Ben Folds pulls off symphonic rock showHigh expectations turned out to be no problem - for a change - for the first Edmonton appearance of Ben Folds with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Thursday night.
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 Barely a problemThe Wheat Pool will bid farewell without a grain of regret or drop of bad blood.
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 Hedley rocks Rexall PlaceYou know that feeling when something you want to suck doesn't suck half as much as you wanted it to, and in fact is (you grudgingly admit like pulling a tooth) rather quite good?
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 Lady Antebellum owns the nightIt's awfully tempting to write off Lady Antebellum as an unfortunately named flash-in-the-pan that doesn't deserve its massive success and should be expected to fall flat on their pretty faces when push comes to shove in the cold, hard world of the concert arena.
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 Heart attack killed Davy JonesAn autopsy performed on The Monkees star Davy Jones has confirmed he died of a severe heart attack.
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 Swept up by punk's wave, they swam to high groundThey were death to disco.
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 DJ Aoki debuts first albumSteve Aoki is dancing to his own tune. Finally.
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 If you're going to fail, do it brilliantly, says Royal CanoeLike most good pop artists, Royal Canoe puts rhythm first.
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