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The Beatles really can be covered by anybody, including punk bands. These three renditions are absolutely killer.

Jagger tapped the Irish singer to feature on his 2001 release, “Joy.” That decision was apt, given that he was inspired by Bono to write the song in the first place. Jagger drops his usual fair for ...

These famous and talented musicians suffered, in part, because of their fame. Let these four stories serve as cautionary tales.

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Rod Stewart served as a major musical influence to a future rockstar who believed Stewart was his long-lost grandfather.

Arizona fans got so wild during a Morgan Wallen concert that the country singer didn't want to return for Night 2.