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TWISTED SISTER's DEE SNIDER: Guilty As Charged
Dan Lorenzo of Steppin' Out spoke to TWISTED SISTER's Dee Snider about the change in the group's musical direction following the multi-platinum success of their 1984 "Stay Hungry" CD. "After 'Stay Hungry' I remember saying 'Shit. I've got a million dollar house, five cars, two boats, fame, fortune,...July 3, 2003
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DREAM THEATER Keyboardist To Hold Clinic, Perform Solo Concert In Italy
DREAM THEATER keyboardist Jordan Rudess will be in Italy at the end of August for three important events: ** Wednesday, August 27 - Montebelluna (TV) 9:00 p.m. Jordan in Clinic, Essemusic Store. Tickets Euro 8.00. Tickets for Italian Dreamers members Euro 5.00. For info and tickets, contact: profess...July 2, 2003
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ONWARD Split Up!
Acclaimed power metallers ONWARD appear to have split up following a parting-of-the-ways with their label, Century Media Records. The following is the official statement on the matter from ONWARD guitarist Toby Knapp (as posted on the group's official web site): "Dear listeners, "In the last few yea...July 1, 2003
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Former IRON MAIDEN Frontman To Tour Mexico
Former IRON MAIDEN frontman Paul Di'Anno will embark on a six-date Mexican tour during July. There has been no word yet about Di'Anno's rescheduled Canadian shows, which were called off earlier this month by the tour's promoter under circumstances that Di'Anno has claimed were "out of [his] control....June 30, 2003
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KID ROCK Talks About His Visit To The Middle East
CNN aired an interview with Kid Rock on Friday after they were forced to delay the broadcast on Thursday. Rock talked to Wolf Blitzer about his visit to the Middle East to perform for U.S. troops, his support for the war, and whether that support had strained his relationship with singing partner Sh...June 29, 2003
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DEF LEPPARD Forced To Cut Short North Dakota Concert
DEF LEPPARD were forced to cut short their outdoor show at the Red River Valley Fair in West Fargo, North Dakota Thursday night (June 26) due to bad weather conditions. Says DEF LEPPARD vocalist Joe Elliott: "We had to come off after 12 songs.... Wind, rain and cold made it impossible to play proper...June 28, 2003
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SHADOWS FALL's BRIAN FAIR: 'We Should Have Died'
After a string of headlining shows, SHADOWS FALL will make their Ozzfest debut this Saturday, June 28 in San Antonio TX. Unfortunately, the trip down to Texas was not that easy, and Brain Fair (vocals) goes onto describe the whole frightening experience. "When the tour began, we had a screw up with...June 27, 2003
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EVANESCENCE, COLD, REVIS: First Dates Announced
The initial dates have been announced for the forthcoming the Nintendo Fusion Tour featuring EVANESCENCE, COLD, REVIS, CAUTERIZE and FINGER ELEVEN. As previously reported, the trek will feature live music as well as a host of Nintendo games. Confirmed dates so far are as follows: Aug. 04 - Universal...June 27, 2003
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KELLY OSBOURNE Bottled Off Stage At London Gig
Kelly Osbourne received an unexpected, and unwanted, welcome at the Dome in London last weekend, according to TheWharf. Furious Kelly stormed off stage before the end of her set after the crowd threw plastic bottles and other missiles at her at the Snickers Game On party on Sunday, June 22. A new-lo...June 26, 2003
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ALICE COOPER Names New CD
ALICE COOPER has set "The Eyes of Alice Cooper" as the title for his forthcoming CD, tentatively due in the fall. The album was produced by Andrew "Mudrock" Murdoch (GODSMACK, POWERMAN 5000) and was recorded in the same stripped-down manner as ALICE's demos. "I said, 'Mud, you've got to do this albu...June 24, 2003
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AC/DC To Join ROLLING STONES At Concert To Boost Toronto Tourism After SARS
AC/DC will be among the performers at a July 30 ROLLING STONES-headlined concert to boost tourism in Toronto and southern Ontario after the SARS outbreak, according to the Associated Press. Other performers at the show will include THE GUESS WHO and JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE. Tickets will cost $16. Stung by...June 24, 2003
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Rock Historian Urges Australian Government To Preserve AC/DC Childhood Home
In a recent newspaper article in the Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Rock historian Glenn A. Baker urged the government to include the former house of the Young family (childhood home of AC/DC guitarists Angus and Malcolm Young) in the list of places to be preserved for the Australian national her...June 24, 2003
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MARSHALL LAW To Record New Album
The Birmingham, England-based cult power metal band MARSHALL LAW are recording a brand new studio album, their sixth following on from "Marshall Law", "Powergame", "Law In The Raw", "Metal Detector" and "Warning From History". Last year the band was the subject of a Sanctuary Records retrospective,...June 22, 2003
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QUEENSRŸCHE: Fall 2003 Headlining Tour Dates Announced
QUEENSRŸCHE have announced the first dates for their fall 2003 headlining tour in support of their upcoming CD, "Tribe". These shows will take place after the summer tour with DREAM THEATER and FATES WARNING and will be mostly in clubs and theaters. Confirmed dates so far are as follows: Oct. 11 - Q...June 21, 2003
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LOLLAPALOOZA: Opening Date Canceled!
Lollapalooza's opening date, July 3 at Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been canceled, reportedly because the performance space provided wasn't large enough to fit the giant stage being used by headliners JANE'S ADDICTION. "Due to staging and technical difficulties with the event site, unfortunately the...June 17, 2003
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