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Paul McCartney announces more U.S. shows in Out There Tour

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Following a hugely successful series of fall concerts in 2012, Sir Paul McCartney is back on the road this spring. The Out There Tour contains relatively few dates with just seven cities announced to date, but it looks like the 70-year old former Beatle is far from calling it a music career.

The U.S. 2013 Out There Tour dates are as follows:
May 18 – Orlando, FL, Amway Center *Newly announced
May 22 – Austin, TX, Frank Erwin Arena
May 26 – Memphis, TE, FedEx Forum *Newly announced
May 29 – Tulsa, OK, BOK Center
July 9 – Boston, MA, Fenway Park
July 12 – Washington, D.C., Nationals Park
July 19 – Seattle, WA, Safeco Field *Newly announced

Tickets to the Orlando, Memphis and Seattle dates go on sale this Friday, and are also available for pre-order on our website.

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No Doubt, Dave Grohl, and Norah Jones do McCartney

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With all the Canucks fever around here, we’ve gotten a bit sidetracked from writing about sweet, sweet music. Here’s a gem to tide you over until Vancouver wins the Stanley Cup: a whole mess of artists including No Doubt, Dave Grohl, and Norah Jones paying tribute to Paul McCartney via live renditions of his songs (both with the Beatles and with Wings/solo). “Penny Lane” is especially good.

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The 6 Most Intense Relationship Breakups in Rock History

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With papers covering the breakup and alimony drama of Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger and his former common-law wife of seven years, Marianna Goriuk, we got to thinking about some of the more truly epic breakups and broken relationships in rock music. Sure, Marianna’s asking for $95,000 a month (and currently getting $25,000), and according to legal papers, she’s spending over $5k of that every month on “pet care,” but compared to some of the more legendary breakups of rock n roll, whether Kroeger has to pay for his ex’s limos, cocktail parties, and vet bills is small potatoes. Here are six of the most intense, protracted, ridiculous, and productive breakups in rock music history.

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