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For years, a man has been tracking down info on rare Bruce Springsteen photos to fulfill his late brother's dying wish

Philly greatly influenced early rock 'n' roll, but a new book calls attention to its 'overlooked' role in later decades

When We Rocked book

School of Rock's former students grapple with their past as misconduct allegations mount against founder Paul Green

School of Rock Paul Green

3 Doors Down singer reveals he has kidney cancer form that has become more common in younger adults

3 Doors Down Cancer

Bruce Springsteen's 'Streets of Philadelphia' sessions from upcoming lost albums has 'hip-hop edge'

Bruce Springsteen Philadelphia

The Roddenberries to bring rock music inspired by 'Star Trek' to City Winery this Thursday

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Bruce Springsteen's new live album includes a 1996 performance at his grammar school

The Menzingers shot a music video at Lynnewood Hall, the Gilded Age mansion in Elkins Park

Lynnewood Hall Menzingers

History of Philly's Electric Factory to be displayed in upcoming Drexel exhibit

Electric Factory Drexel

Aerosmith will kick off 'Peace Out' farewell tour in Philadelphia this fall

Aerosmith Farewell Tour

Green Day's 'Live at the Electric Factory' joins pantheon of Philly concert albums

Green Day Electric Factory

Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks to perform one-night concert at Lincoln Financial Field next summer

The Shins' James Mercer, no longer 'aimless,' celebrates 21 years of 'Oh, Inverted World'

The Shins James Mercer

65 years ago, Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand' debuted to a national audience

American Bandstand Dick Clark

Bobby Rydell, 'Wild One' singer and 'Bye, Bye Birdie' star, dies at 79

Kurt Vile writes soothing Philly ode in 'Mount Airy Hill (Way Gone),' the latest single from his upcoming album

The Starting Line, 2000s pop-punkers from Bucks County, launching mini-tour from Philly

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Music lovers can buy old records, memorabilia at 'Not Just' Rock Expo

Not Just Rock Expo

Watch The War on Drugs' NPR Tiny Desk Concert

War On Drugs NPR

The War on Drugs release title track from upcoming album, 'I Don't Live Here Anymore'

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The War On Drugs' performance on Tuesday night's 'Late Show' was a reunion for the band

Colbert The War On Drugs

Watch Hall & Oates perform on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

Bruce Springsteen records cover of AC/DC classic with Tom Morello, Eddie Vedder

Springsteen AC/DC cover

The War on Drugs release single from upcoming album, plan tour with two Philly dates

War on Drugs Album

Upper Darby native Todd Rundgren inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Upper Darby-native Todd Rundgren among 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees

Jon Bon Jovi talks new album, '2020,' on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'

Bon Jovi Stephen Colbert

Philly man somehow got Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl on an Instagram Live jam session

Dave Grohl Philly

The Strokes resurface in uneasy times on 'The New Abnormal'

Strokes New Abnormal

Steven Van Zandt on his album, his upcoming show, and life with Bruce Springsteen and Tony Soprano

Steven Van Zandt

Godsmack drummer: ''When Legends Rise' is a catharsis of the soul'

Godsmack

Rocking out is ‘better than sex’ for Poison’s Bobby Dall

Poison

Eagles' Chris Long stirs moral debate after calling John Lennon 'a bad guy'

That's Show Biz

School of Rock founder returns to doing what he loves best

Paul Green

A unique voice leads Silversun Pickups

Silversun Pickups

A Q&A with rock legends ZZ Top

With the Isley Brothers, it’s always a funky, family affair

Isley Bros.

Guns N' Roses: the last of the rock stars?

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Tom Petty: musical giant, but not a lock to be lionized through the ages

Roger McGuinn of the Byrds remembers Tom Petty

'Little Steven' Van Zandt: just 'a working-class celebrity'

Steven Van Zandt

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'Rock and Roll Man—The Alan Freed Story' is a toe-tapping history lesson about the culture-changing DJ

Alan Freed

Gene Simmons: 'Rock is dead'

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