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Green Day, blink-182, Rancid Members Celebrate 50 Years Of Ramones At Hollywood Forever Cemetery

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“One thing we learned about the Ramones,” said Billie Joe Armstrong, halfway through his stint fronting new tribute supergroup Cretin Family at a 50th celebration of the Ramones in Los Angeles on Sunday night, “is that they want to see all the kids dancing.” A “1-2-3-4” (one of many during the set) rang out from behind the drum kit, where blink-182’s Travis Barker started slamming out the beat to “Do You Wanna Dance?” as the band cranked the pogo-happy song for the second time in a row.
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Deep Cuts, Hits, and a Choir: Foo Fighters’ Hollywood Bowl Debut Sends Off Gustavo Dudamel With a Bang Original

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HB26 Celebrating Gustavo at the Bowl: Foo Fighters with the LA Phil and YOLA on Aug. 22, 2026. Timothy Norris/Los Angeles Philharmonic “It’s a celebration,” said Dave Grohl, chugging from a bottle of champagne toward the end of Foo Fighters’ sold-out show at the Hollywood Bowl on Saturday, Aug. 22 — somehow, the first time the 32-year-old band has played the iconic venue in the heart of Hollywood. He wasn’t just referring to the band’s gig there, though.
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A Colorado Elementary School Staged a 75-Minute Phish Musical and It Was Pure Joy Original

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Deep in the Colorado mountains last week, 500 or so audience members got something many diehard Phish fans spend decades chasing: a full theatrical staging of the band’s rarely performed Gamehendge saga. There was one notable twist, though: Nederland, Jamestown, and Gold Hill Elementary Schools Present: The Helping Friendly Book was performed by kids from kindergarten through fifth grade, with a live band, handmade props, and a set list made entirely of Phish songs.
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