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‘A Beautiful Situation’: Gavin Rossdale brings Bush to the Ventura County Fair on July 29

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By Alan Sculley Verified
| Ventura County Reporter Verified
Even in the summer of 2024, as Bush toured to promote the band’s 21-track best-of album, “Loaded: The Greatest Hits 1994-2023,” Gavin Rossdale was already looking ahead to what was coming up just around the corner — namely, a new Bush studio album. Bush’s founding member, primary songwriter, singer and guitarist wasn’t initially that enthused about putting out a greatest hits album.
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Taking Back Sunday talks music evolution ahead of Warped Tour performance

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By Alan Sculley Verified
| Daily Breeze Verified
Taking Back Sunday’s latest album, “152,” may be a turning point for the long-running alternative rock band. In reshaping the energetic emo/indie rock sound that was established on the band’s popular 2002 debut album, “Tell All Your Friends,” the current album offers the kind of musical leap rarely seen from bands with as much history as Taking Back Sunday. The musical growth didn’t happen by accident.
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Kansas: Fifty years of surviving and thriving

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By Alan Sculley Verified
| Boise Weekly Verified
Fifty-plus years have seen the band Kansas travel a winding path that has included periods of major success, lulls in the band’s popularity, the arrivals and departures of multiple band members that have introduced different talents into the lineup and stretched the band’s sound into new territories, a long span of time where Kansas didn’t make new music and since 2014, a return to making new albums and an upswing in the band’s touring business.
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