Architects Announce Headline Tour of Australia
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The British metalcore heavyweights will be joined by special guests House of Protection and PRESIDENT
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Jazmine Mary Battles “Delusional Romanticism” on New Single ‘Wet Mouth’
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Willie Nelson, Missy Elliott, Kate Bush, George Michael Lead Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2023 Class
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RIIKI REID Announces First Headline Show Since 2020
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Steven Tyler’s Lawyers Want Judge to Strike Parts of Teen Sexual Assault Lawsuit Tied to Memoirs
Aerosmith frontman's legal team says books are protected speech while asking court to axe one of Julia Misley's intentional inflection of emotional distress claims
