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Heart just extended their recently announced 2025 ‘Royal Flush Tour,’ adding five more concerts to their nationwide February though April run.They’ll now close their 24-concert run at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on Wednesday, April 16.A little more than two weeks before that, the Rock Hall of Famers are scheduled to rock out at Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on Monday, March 31.All dates on this tour make up for the “Barracuda” band’s postponed second leg of their 2024 tour; the group skipped out on those dates because Ann was diagnosed with cancer and underwent preventative chemotherapy.Now a little more than two months later, the Wilson sisters are more optimistic than ever about their forthcoming trek.“The best is yet to come!” Ann Wilson shared in a statement. “We are so so excited to resume this tour.

Daryl Hall can’t stay away from the road.After conducting a summer co-headlining tour with Elvis Costello, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer has enlisted ’80s hitmaker Howard Jones to join him on a brief eight-concert run this November.The tour will conclude with a gig at Atlantic City’s Borgata Hotel and Casino on Saturday, Nov. 23.At all shows, fans can expect to hear hits from his Hall and Oates days — think “You Make My Dreams Come True,” “Maneater,” “Private Eyes,” “Rich Girl,” “Kiss On My List” and more — as well as cuts from Hall’s recently-released album “D.”“This album is about getting to my core,” Hall said in a press release.

via Facebook on Monday, Sept. 16, just days after they wrapped their Summer Road Trip co-headline tour with Train, during which Hall was absent as he has been recovering from back surgery.

A Perfect Circle, Primus and Puscifer are teaming up for a tri-headliner ‘Sessanta Tour.’This 25-concert run, dubbed ‘Sessanta V2,’ will send the three groups — two of which are fronted by Tool singer Maynard James Keenan; last year’s tour was created to celebrate his 60th birthday — to arenas, coliseums, amphitheaters and pavilions all over North America from April through June.That includes a stop at Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Saturday, May 17.“The Sessanta run was by far the most fun and delicious extended birthday party I’ve ever had thanks to all of the attendees and the master musicianship of Primus, Puscifer and A Perfect Circle,” Keenan shared. “No comparison.

Linkin Park is far from “The End.”After a seven-year hiatus, the early aughts rockers announced they’re taking off on a six-concert tour in support of their upcoming eighth studio album, “From Zero.”As of now, the nu-metal group only have two shows lined up in North America. First, the “Bleed It Out” band is slated to headline at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum on Wednesday, Sept.

Pearl Jam saved the best for last.After a busy spring — the legendary grunge group released their critically-acclaimed 12th studio album “Dark Matter” in April and then took it on the road — the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers have ten huge concerts at iconic stadiums and arenas remaining on the second leg of their nationwide ‘Dark Matter Tour.’That includes a pair of huge back-to-back gigs at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, Sept. 3 and Wednesday, Sept.

Bruce Springsteen, told the crowd at Philadelphia’s Citizens Bank Park during a concert on Friday night.“We’ve been around 50 f—king years and we ain’t quitting!” said Springsteen, 74, dispelling rumors of a farewell tour with the E Street Band.“We ain’t doing no farewell tour bulls—t! Jesus Christ! No farewell tour for the E Street Band!”The rumors of a goodbye trek came after Springsteen was forced to postpone his tour with his beloved band last September due to peptic ulcer disease. After a six-month break, the world tour resumed in March, although he rescheduled three European shows in May due to “vocal issues.”“Hell no … Farewell to what? Thousands of people screaming your name? Yeah, I wanna quit that,” said a smiling Springsteen, beckoning cheers from the audience by putting his hand to his ear: “That’s it.

The Killers released their debut album “Hot Fuss.”As you may recall, the record was a critical and commercial smash; it reached No. 7 on the Billboard charts, was nominated for five Grammy Awards and spawned the singles “Mr.

True to the raw, anarchic spirit of punk-rock, the Ramones played as dirty as those notoriously filthy CBGB bathrooms when they got a spontaneous offer from their first manager at the holy underground in New York’s East Village in 1975.“They wanted to be in my column in the SoHo Weekly News. And I kept saying, ‘I can’t make it,’ ” legendary Ramones manager Danny Fields told The Post about seeing the iconic New York band at the club that they first played 50 years ago on Aug. 16, 1974.

Russell Crowe and his bluesy rock band Indoor Garden Party are touring all over North America in support of their recently-released album “Prose and Cons.”That includes a gig at New York City’s Sony Hall on Monday, Aug. 12.After that, Crowe and co.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard will play marathon three-hour (!) sets at amphitheaters, music halls, stadiums, parks and forums all over North America in support of their electrifying new album “Flight b741.”That includes a pair of gigs at Queens, NY’s Forest Hills Stadium on Friday, Aug. 16 and Saturday, Aug.

Green Day at Citi Field on Monday night.Like a dog days double-header — in which the Mets home field was transformed into a melting mosh pit by the heat and humidity — this night was set in two acts as the punk-rock triumvirate of singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist Mike Dirnt and drummer Tre’ Cool celebrated two milestones: the 30th anniversary of their major-label debut, 1994’s diamond-selling “Dookie,” and 20 years of “American Idiot,” their 2004 concept-album classic that was adapted into a Broadway musical.But in actuality, this was the “Saviors” tour — named after the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame trio’s 14th studio LP that was released in January — which is hitting US stadiums through Sept. 28.And after the Linda Lindas, Rancid and the Smashing Pumpkins had already played in what amounted to a mini Lollapalooza the day after the festival finished in Chicago, Green Day came pogo-ing on the stage in all their spiky-haired glory to “The American Dream Is Killing Me,” the stomping “Saviors” opener.

Slash has returned to the stage two weeks after the death of his stepdaughter, Lucy-Bleu Knight.The Guns N’ Roses guitarist, 59, performed at his S.E.R.P.E.N.T. blues festival on Pier 17 in New York on Sunday.Knight died on July 19 at the age of 25 at a private residence in LA under circumstances that remain undisclosed, records obtained by The Post revealed.

REO Speedwagon are going to “Take It On The Run” again this fall.The ’80s icons just announced they’re extending their 2024 tour with 11 new dates this November that will send them to venues all over the Midwest and South.At these fall gigs, Kevin Cronin and co. will be joined by “Working For The Weekend” group Loverboy.And, while they won’t come to the Northeast in November, REO Speedwagon will hit Holmdel, NJ’s PNC Bank Arts Center on Thursday, Aug.

“the definitive Billy Joel song” on the red carpet at this year’s Grammys, the man himself told E! News that it was “And So It Goes.”“In every heart there is a room/A sanctuary safe and strong/To heal the wounds from lovers past/Until a new one comes along,” croons the Big Apple’s “Big Shot” at the beginning of the heartbreaking piano ballad that closes his 1999 album “Storm Front.”And for 10 years of Joel’s historic monthly residency at his hometown arena, Madison Square Garden has been that room, that sanctuary, that place to heal your wounds — and maybe believe again in the promise of a new love coming along.But after 104 sold-out shows, 1.9 million tickets scanned, and countless hearts and faiths restored by the power of his Piano Man magic, Joel, 75, will be movin’ out of the Garden on Thursday night with the final show of a decade-long lovefest that began on Jan. 27, 2014.Fittingly, the finale (airing on SiriusXM’s The Billy Joel Channel at a later date) will be the 150th concert of the Bronx-born, Long Island-bred legend’s career at his local spot — which had become his house as much as it was for the Knicks or the Rangers.He has been, no doubt, a one-man franchise.But as he bittersweetly sang 25 years ago, “And so it goes, and so it goes/And so will you soon, I suppose.”As Joel says goodbye to his MSG residency — a gig, an affair to remember — we look back on the top 10 New York moments from our hometown hero’s iconic career.Having moved to the Levittown section of Hicksville, New York when he was just 1, Joel named his debut LP, 1971’s “Cold Spring Harbor,” after one of his Long Island stomping grounds, and the album cover features a portrait of the young artist on Harbor Road in the hamlet.

Desert Daze‘s 2024 lineup.From Oct. 10-13, some of the most exciting names in music are dropping into the annual Perris, CA festival at Moreno Beach for four days of rock, folk, funk, Hip-Hop and more.Just a few of the biggies on the bill include guitar virtuoso Jack White, folk heroes Fleet Foxes, mellow Cigarettes After Sex, lo-fi icon Alex G and prog rockers The Mars Volta.They’ll be joined by Thundercat, Liz Phair, De La Soul, Death From Above 1979 and 100 Gecs.In total, over 60 (!) acts will perform at the four-day extravaganza.That’s not all, though.In addition to the headliners listed above, Desert Daze will also boast projection artists, large scale art installations and DJs.Fans can purchase tickets for all Desert Daze dates on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale is Friday, July 26.Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.A complete calendar including all single and multi-day ticket options can be found below.As you may have noticed above, over 60 artists — not including the visual artists — are taking the stage at Desert Daze this year.For a closer look, here’s the festival’s busy poster:A post shared by Desert Daze (@desertdaze_official)Love a good long weekend of music?Here are just five festivals you won’t want to miss these next few months.Who else is on the road?Check out our list of the 50 biggest concerts in 2024 here to find out.This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter.

Bruce Springsteen was already a certified rock god. Well, now he’s a certified billionaire too.New Jersey’s resident working-class hero has made the big Boss move with Forbes “conservatively estimating” him to be worth $1.1 billion.Now how’s that for going from E Street to Easy Street?No doubt — he’s certainly come a long way from the same guy who used to tend bar at the Stone Pony club in Asbury Park, New Jersey, that he would make famous.

The Boxmasters are embarking on a 28-concert tour this fall that will take them to theatres, saloons, wineries, casinos, music halls, clubs and universities all over North America from September through November.That includes gigs at Pawling, NY’s Daryl’s House Club on Wednesday, Oct. 9 and West Long Branch’s Pollak Theatre on Friday, Oct.

Foo Fighters‘ ongoing ‘Everything Or Nothing At All Tour,’ the ‘Errors Tour,’ a nod to Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour.’“That’s because we play live,” Grohl joked.Then, on July 3, the 55-year-old rocker suited up for Wimbledon and gave shockingly curt answers when a reporter asked who he thought would win at the annual tennis tourney.Thankfully, Grohl will enter the news cycle again soon for the right reason when he begins doing what he does best again: rocking out with Foo Fighters on the road.Starting July 15, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group will kick off their 15-concert, North American summer trek with a pair of gigs at Flushing, NY’s Citi Field on Wednesday, July 17 and Friday, July 19.Two days later, they’ll drop into Boston’s Fenway Park on Sunday, July 21.And, if you want to see them live this summer, it isn’t too late to pick up last-minute tickets.At the time of publication, the lowest price we could find on tickets was $24 before fees on Vivid Seats.Other shows have seats going anywhere from $48 before fees to $143 after fees.Curious how much it will run you to see the Foo live at the venue nearest you?Well, we’re here to help you “Learn To Fly” and learn to buy.Everything you need to know and more about Foo Fighters ‘Everything Or Nothing At All Tour’ can be found below.All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all upcoming tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets for all shows can be found here.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are in US dollars, subject to fluctuation and, if it isn’t noted, will include additional fees at checkout.)Vivid Seats is a verified secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be

LA Times.The lawsuit, filed with the LA County Superior Court by the victim’s daughter, Ashley Sanchez, claims the guitarist had “thrown and/or dragged” her father “across the asphalt” upon impact, where “he sustained blunt force trauma to the head, and lay on the pavement until medical transport arrived.”Video of the alleged accident, obtained by TMZ, shows the black SUV making a left turn at the intersection of West Main Street and Meridian Avenue in Alhambra, Cali. — a neighborhood of Los Angeles — and then striking Sanchez.

actual hound dog on early television.Presley bought the famous footwear soon after the release of his cover of “Blue Suede Shoes,” which was originally by Carl Perkins.It reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1956. The catchy tune was even designated as on of the 500 songs that helped shape Rock music my the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.