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Sting has paid more than $800,000 in royalties to his former bandmates following a legal dispute that has quietly unfolded over the past year. The payment, confirmed in court filings reported by the BBC, came after longtime collaborators Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers claimed they had been underpaid for years.

While the payout resolves part of the disagreement, it d...


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When Tom Petersson spoke on Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk, the most striking detail wasn’t the surgery itself, but how little warning preceded it. Petersson explained that his heart condition showed no outward symptoms. He felt fine, lived actively, and had no reason to suspect anything was wrong. The defect was congenital, quietly present for decades, and discovered almost b...


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For an artist so closely associated with innovation and reinvention, Peter Gabriel’s live catalog has always felt surprisingly selective. His tours are often remembered as events—carefully staged, musically adventurous, and emotionally precise—yet relatively few official live releases have captured those moments in full. That absence has only become more noticeable as the yea...


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For decades, Flea has been one of rock’s most recognizable figures, a player whose energy and personality often seemed inseparable from the band he helped define. As the bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, he became synonymous with physicality, groove, and an almost confrontational sense of joy onstage. That history is what makes his first-ever solo performances feel less like ...


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Sammy Hagar has never been shy about keeping things moving. New tours, rotating collaborators, and evolving lineups have long been part of his post–Van Halen career. So when he recently announced fresh dates for his Best of All Worlds Band, most fans were focused on the shows themselves rather than who would be onstage.

That changed once questions started rolling in on...


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