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 New York residents campaign for Yauch skate parkBrooklyn Heights residents in New York are campaigning to honour late Beastie Boys star Adam Yauch by renaming a local skate park.
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 Stars line up for Jay-Z's September festivalPearl Jam, Odd Future and Skrillex have been confirmed for Jay-Z's upcoming Budweiser Made In America music festival in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in September.
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 Rare Abbey Road photo fetches $25,000A rare photograph of The Beatles crossing Abbey Road in the opposite direction has sold for $25,000 at auction.
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 So, Peter Gabriel is coming to TorontoPeter Gabriel pulls into the Air Canada Centre on Sept. 19 with his so-called Back to Front tour in support of the 25th anniversary of his groundbreaking album, So, the best-selling of his career.
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 Usher breaks down in courtUsher broke down in tears in court over insinuations he prefers to go out partying instead of looking after his children.
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 Weller wows in TorontoPaul Weller clearly knows the power of anticipation.So the acclaimed British singer-songwriter-guitarist made a crowd of 1,800 wait for the delicious payoff during a marathon three-set, two hour-and-20 minute show.
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 Doherty: Drunk Kate Moss calls mePete Doherty still receives drunken phone calls from his married ex-girlfriend Kate Moss, five years after they split up.
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 The Wanted want charity collaboration with One DirectionThe members of The Wanted are considering a collaboration with fellow British boy band One Direction to raise charity cash.
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 David Lee Roth: Van Halen 'exhausted'David Lee Roth has broken his silence about Van Halen's summer concert cancellations, insisting the scrapped dates have nothing to do with fights and squabbles.
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 Adele, LMFAO win big
[Photos]Adele and LMFAO were the big winners at the Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas on Sunday, with the British soul sensation picking a haul of 12 trophies, including Top Artist and Top Female Artist.
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 Stars pay tribute to Robin Gibb
[Video]Heartfelt tributes for late Bee Gees star Robin Gibb have poured in from the world of music.
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 Great Big Sea star talks solo disc
[Video]It was three decades ago that Alan Doyle was actually Boy On Bridge, also the name of the Great Big Sea frontman's just released first solo effort.
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 Jay Douglas: It's about timeThe irony that a record label based in Seattle had the vision to shine a spotlight on part of this city's music history is not lost on Jay Douglas.
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 Donna Summer dead at 63
[Photos]Queen of Disco Donna Summer has died at the age of 63.
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 James McCartney still a work in progressNobody said it was going to be easy to be the only son of "the cute Beatle."
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 Marianas Trench, Drake, Hedley lead MMVA nomsVancouver emo-pop band Marianas Trench leads the pack at the 2012 MuchMusic Video Awards with a whopping seven nominations including video of the year for Fallout.
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 Lamb of God, Dethklok gear up for Canadian tourFinally! A rock tour that metalheads, cartoon fans and political extremists can all enjoy.
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 Rise Against reach arena rock statusRise Against have risen to arena rock status, a slow but steady incline they seem to be relishing while definitely not taking for granted.
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 Live! From the ROMYoung adults, they're coming after you!
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 Cohen celebrates CohenAdam Cohen is thrilled to be among those artists honouring his father, Montreal singer-songwriter-poet-novelist Leonard Cohen, at the Glenn Gould Prize Gala Concert at Massey Hall on Monday night.
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 Reunited Cranberries don't skip a beatIrish rock group The Cranberries took a hiatus from the music world for a good chunk of this millennium. But if seemingly every other group from their '90s era have reunited, then why can't they?
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 Blue Rodeo ride into Molson AmphitheatreAs has become an annual norm, Blue Rodeo will hit Toronto's Molson Canadian Amphitheatre on Aug. 18 with special guests Great Lake Swimmers. Tickets, $20 (lawns), $35, $65.50 and $79.50 plus service charges, go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. through Ticketmaster, Livenation.com or charge by phone at 1-855-985-5000.
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 Lang, Keith Urban among big names coming to townk.d. lang and the Siss Boom Bang pull into the Phoenix on Sept. 22-23.
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 Justin Bieber lucky charm for MayweatherJustin Bieber became Floyd Mayweather, Jr.'s lucky charm on Saturday as he escorted the boxer to the ring before his much-anticipated showdown with Miguel Cotto.
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 Underwood, B.o.B. top CD reviewsCarrie and B.o.B step out, Keane step back, Santigold gets cooking, the Dandys mix it up and some rock avengers assemble.
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