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Paramore has announced they will hit the road for a 26-date North American arena tour in 2023, featuring special guests including Bloc Party, Foals, Genesis Owusu, and The Linda Lindas. The tour will be in support of Paramore’s first album in five years, This Is Why, which will drop on February 10th. The band will also embark on a supporting gig for Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour in stadiums across America.

Paramore also shared that a portion of each ticket sold will go to Support + Feed, a nonprofit to combat food insecurity and the climate crisis, as well as REVERB, a nonprofit that teams up with musicians and venues to reduce their concert and tour footprints.

Verified Fan Registration is open now through November 7th at 11:59 P.M. ET. Public on sale for the tour starts November 7th at 10:00 A.M. local time.

Paramore announces 2023 summer tour

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Stevie Nicks and Billy Joel announced a string of three co-headlining shows in 2023. The pair will hit SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on March 10; AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on April 8; and the Nissan Stadium in Nashville on May 19, with more concerts to be announced. According to press releases on Joel’s website, this is the first time the two artists have shared stages in all three scheduled cities.

News of the first show in Arlington was announced on Wednesday when Nicks posted about the concert on Instagram with an image advertising “Two Icons” in “One Night,” (however her caption suggested the Nicks/Joel bill would extend to more than one show): “Excited to hit the road with the amazing @billyjoel in 2023. Tickets on sale for Arlington, TX at @attstadium on April 8, Friday, Nov. 11 @ 10am. More soon! ~ stevienicksofficial.com”   The third show in L.A. was revealed early Thursday morning, with Live Nation and SoFi writing in a statement: “The spectacular one-night-only show marks the first time the two have ever performed on the same stage in Los Angeles.”

Ticket sales for the SoFi Stadium and Nashville shows will go on sale Friday, November 11th at 10:00 a.m via Ticketmaster.com. Tickets for the Arlington show go on sale on Nov. 11 at 8 a.m. PT via Live Nation and Seat Geek.  Tickets to Nicks and Joel’s Arlington concert with a Live Nation pre-sale code taking place Thursday, November 10th (using access code HEADLINE).

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Måneskin have announced details of their highly anticipated new album Rush!, set to be released on January 20, 2023. ‘RUSH!’ is the follow-up to to 2021’s ‘Teatro D’ira: Vol. I’ and 2018’s ‘Il Ballo Della Vita’.

RUSH! is available to pre-order now, with physical formats including standard, white, red and picture disk vinyl, special box sets, CD and more.

The band also just launched the U.S. leg of their Loud Kids world tour, with extensive shows nationwide through December 16th.  Within the last year, Måneskin just surpassed six billion global streams and was also named as Billboard’s “Top New Rock Band of the Year,” winning the Billboard Music Award for “Top Rock Song,” and the MTV VMA for “Best Alternative Video.”

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Innings Festival Florida just announced its lineup, featuring headliners Dave Matthews Band and Imagine Dragons.  The festival is set to place on March 18-19 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL.

On Saturday, March 18, Weezer, Pitbull, Grouplove, Japanese Breakfast, and Tai Verdes will join Imagine Dragons on the bill. On Sunday, March 19, DMB will be joined by Avett Brothers, Marcus Mumford, the Revivalists, Third Eye Blind, the Breeders, and Faye Webster. A handful of baseball players and their bands will also be in attendance.

Tickets for Innings Festival Florida go on sale Thursday, November 3 at the link: here.

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The trailer for the upcoming music industry drama Taurus has been released, starring Machine Gun Kelly — the musician otherwise known as Colson Baker.

MGK plays Cole, ‘a depressed musician on the verge of self-destructing amid his seemingly glamorous L.A. lifestyle.’ As events in the trailer grow increasingly bleak, Cole begins writing new music; he says “I want it to sound far from everything … Like everything’s upside down.”  Taurus also stars MGK’s real-life fiancée Megan Fox as well as Maddie Hasson, Scoot McNairy and Ruby Rose and will feature a soundtrack of new music by Kelly.

Earlier this month, MGK wrapped up the European leg of his Mainstream Sellout Tour with a show in Amsterdam. This December, he’s slated to play at Tampa, Fla.’s MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre before hitting the stage at Audacy Beach Festival 2022 in Fort Lauderdale.

Watch the trailer for ‘Taurus’ – here.

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Jerry Lee Lewis’ family has announced the details of public memorial services to be held this weekend in Hernando, Mississippi, and Lewis’s birthplace, Ferriday, Louisiana. Multiple public events have been announced for this week in Mississippi and Louisiana.

The first visitation will be on Thursday, November 3rd from 5-8 pm at Hernando Funeral Home in Hernando, MS. The public is welcome to attend but spacing is limited. The second visitation follows on Saturday, November 5th from 10-11 am at Young’s Funeral Home in Ferriday, LA. The public is also invited to attend but spacing is limited. The funeral will follow from 11 am until noon at Young’s Funeral Home, and will be livestreamed (details to be shared via Lewis’ Facebook page when available). In addition, a celebration of life will follow the service at 1 pm at the Arcade Theater in Ferriday, LA.

Lewis has passed away at the age of 87 on Friday, October 28th with his seventh wife Judith by his side at his home in Desoto County, Mississippi, south of Memphis.  He is also survived by his children Jerry Lee Lewis III, Ronnie Lewis, Pheobe Lewis and Lori Lancaster, sister Linda Gail Lewis, cousin Jimmy Swaggart and many grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

In lieu of flowers, the Lewis family requests donations be made in Jerry Lee Lewis’ honor to the Arthritis Foundation or MusiCares – the non-profit foundation of the Grammys/National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.

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Disturbed have released a lyric video for their brand new single, “Divisive.”  The song is the title track to their forthcoming album, which will debut on November 18th.

Frontman David Draiman had this to say about the song, “The title track and the title itself are indicative of the incredibly f***ed up state of things we are living in. It’s about how hyper-polarity has influenced everything people do in life. People are addicted to outrage. They’re addicted to finding the next thing that will piss them off so they can rave about it on social media. Everything negative was given a shot of steroids.”

Guitarist Dan Donegan added, “David was in the room listening to me play the riff, and he fell in love with it instantly. It was one of the early musical ideas. It’s fun to be face-to-face, because we can feed off of each other and we see the level of excitement.”

Watch the lyric video for ‘Divisive’ – here.

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Nickelback has dropped the nostalgic music video for their newest single, “Those Days.”

The video for “Those Days” features old black and white home videos, and before dropping the visual, the band shared some behind-the-scenes footage of frontman Chad Kroeger looking at the set for the first time as he took a look at the old photos of himself, and his bandmates Mike Kroeger, Ryan Peake and Daniel Adair.

“Those Days” is off of Nickelback’s forthcoming new album Get Rollin’, which is set to be released on November 18th. The record is the band’s tenth full-length studio album, following 2017’s Feed The Machine, and features 11 new songs including its previously-released first single “San Quentin.”

Check out the video for “Those Days”– here.

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Imagine Dragons are sharing a ‘Halloween’ themed video for the remix of their single “Bones”, from German electronic group Twocolors. The new black and white visual for the Bones remix pays homage to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” video.

Lead singer Dan Reynolds said in a statement about the original Thriller video:  “I’ve always loved that ‘Thriller’ was both scary and playful. I didn’t know as a kid if I wanted to watch it again or not for fear of the ensuing nightmares, but I always came back for more with my eyes half-closed. The idea of punishing Wall Street with a zombie infection felt like an enjoyable time. And it was.”

Regarding the song ‘Bones,’ Reynolds says: “‘Bones’ is a reflection of my constant obsession with the finality and fragility of life. I’m alway in search of some evidence that will convince me that there is more to come — that life is truly eternal in some sense. Having yet to find that, I try to at least dream of what conquering death would feel like in a song.”

Watch the video for the new “Bones” remix – here.

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Green Day and Eddie Vedder will headline the fifth annual Innings Festival, taking place at Arizona’s Tempe Beach and Tempe Arts Park, February 25-26, 2023. The two-day event will feature 18 bands on two stages, including performances from Weezer, Marcus Mumford, The Black Crowes, The Revivalists, The Offspring, Mt. Joy, The Pretty Reckless, The Head and the Heart and more, as well as curated food vendors and interactive baseball related activities.

Attendees can also look forward to appearances by Major League Baseball greats Randy Johnson, Jake Peavy, Dontrelle Willis, Grady Sizemore, Kevin Mitchell, Vince Coleman, Bret Boone, Vinny Castilla, Matt Williams, Edgar Martinez, Mike Cameron and more.

Single day and two day general admission, GA+, VIP and Platinum Tickets are on sale now at the Innings Festival website.

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