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Category: Band Breakup
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As Tall As Lions are breaking up but that doesn't mean local fans won't flock to their shows and sell out their Troubadour date on Friday, December 17. If you missed out on tickets to the first date, you have another chance to get tickets to see As Tall As Lions say farewell! The band…
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As Tall As Lions are back with a new tour date in Los Angeles but for the last time ever. The Long Island band will play at the Troubadour on Friday, December 17 as part of their farewell tour. As Tall As Lions will also play shows in New York and Chicago to end their…
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If you missed Faith No More rock Coachella this year, then you have one more shot at seeing them live one last time Los Angeles! Faith No More have added a date at the Hollywood Palladium on Tuesday, November 30 en route to wrapping up their reunion tour. Tickets to see Faith No More at…
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Glen Hansard may be taking a break from the Swell Season but that doesn’t mean that you won’t be seeing him involved musically this year. You can now catch Glen Hansard when he returns to Los Angeles with The Frames! The Frames will be reuniting and will be playing in at Avalon Hollywood on Monday,…
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Scorpions are on the road for a final tour and will come to Southern California this week. Joined by Cinderella, Scorpions are taking one last nostalgic musical trip to Southern California, with shows on Thursday, July 29, at Citizens Business Bank Arena, then to Los Angeles at Nokia Theatre at L.A. Live on Saturday, July…
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A-Ha is finally here this weekend for the band’s farewell tour. We will get our chance to say goodbye when A-Ha performs in Los Angeles on Saturday, May 15, and Sunday, May 16, at Club Nokia! This is the band’s last tour ever, celebrating the 25th anniversary of debut release Hunting High & Low, and…
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Today we received some sad news for fans of Interpol. Longtime bassist Carlos Dengler has decided to leave Interpol and move on to other projects. Carlos D will not be joining Interpol on U2‘s 360 tour on the East Coast in Minneapolis, East Lansing, Toronto, Chicago, Miami and Philadelphia or the band’s two headlining shows…
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It has been awhile since we have heard anything from Voxtrot, and now the news that the band has decided to call it quits. Singer Ramesh Srivastava writes, “The career path of Voxtrot was truly one of long, simmering build, explosion, and almost instantaneous decay. Slowly, I am learning to replace any feelings of regret…
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ARTICLE BY CHERYL CHENGPHOTOS BY MELISSA MOORE APRIL 15 | POMONA—When a band reunites, there is a lot of expectation, naturally. Will the band members sound as good as they did back in [insert time period here]? Or has enough time passed to make them irrelevant? But for Pavement, who reunited late last year, the…
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Supergrass has called it quits. After 17 years and six albums, the Oxford band has broken up due to “musical differences.” Supergrass writes, “Thanks to everyone who has supported us over the years. We still love each other but—cliché notwithstanding—musical differences have led to us moving on and of course we all wish each other…