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Metallica brought their M72 world tour to Cardiff, Wales' Principality Stadium on Sunday, delivering a 16-song set that included a cover of a '60s classic that's banned at the venue. The song in question was Tom Jones' "Delilah," which the Welsh belter released in 1968 as the title track off his chart-topping sixth album.

A famous and frequently bootlegged 1976 Kiss concert is finally getting an official release. Kiss Destroys Anaheim '76 documents a massive stadium show that found the band performing in front of nearly 43,000 people, with opening acts including Montrose, Bob Seger and Ted Nugent. The show was professionally recorded by Alive! producer Eddie Kramer, who has now gone back and mixed the album from the original multi-track tapes.

When Rush starts a new chapter, whether it's an album or a tour, there are always questions. The current Fifty Something outing is no exception. The Canadian legends began their highly anticipated reunion trek earlier this month, playing their first concert together in 11 years at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, where they performed a total of four nights. Notably, it was the full concert debut for drummer Anika Nilles, who stepped into the hallowed role once held by the late Neil Peart.

There's something special about attending outdoor events and parties during the summer! It's the perfect time to soak in the beautiful scenery, enjoy the warm weather from day to night, and gather with friends, family, and neighbors in a fun outdoor setting. I've always enjoyed summer parties, especially block parties., I was recently saying that we need more of them.

The Hudson Valley has lost one of its most inspiring voices. Lauren Shields, an inspirational transplant recipient from Stony Point has died at the age of 26, sparking a statewide response from officials and organizations. The young transplant recipient first made headlines with her advocacy which helped change New York's organ donor registration laws.

An iconic bakery has permanently closed in Newburgh, NY. For more than five decades, the smell of fresh bread and pastries welcomed customers through the doors of Torino Bakery in Newburgh. Now, one of the Hudson Valley's longest-running family bakeries has officially closed after the building was sold to new owners. The bakery announced the heartbreaking news in a message posted to Facebook, thanking generations of loyal customers who helped make the family business a local institution.

A new bagel shop is opening up on Monday just minutes away from a legendary Hudson Valley bagel maker. Is this the beginning of a bagel war? When it comes to bagels, Hudson Valley residents tend to be fiercely loyal. People will gladly drive across town, or even across county lines, for their favorite breakfast sandwich or perfectly baked bagel. That's why local foodies are closely watching Monday's opening of a new bagel shop in Hopewell Junction.

A summer evening at one of the Hudson Valley's popular swimming spots ended in tragedy after a Newburgh man died while cliff diving in Beacon. According to the Beacon Police Department, police, firefighters, and EMS crews were dispatched at approximately 7:34 p.m. on Thursday, June 25, after receiving a report that someone had jumped into Fishkill Creek and failed to resurface.

A Wappingers teen who died in a police-involved shooting on Saturday is being remembered by his family and the community. Early Saturday morning, the Village of Wappingers Falls was closed to traffic as an investigation was launched into the shooting of a 17-year-old boy. According to reports, the teen was described as possibly suicidal and holding a knife.

Intense search efforts are underway in Albany County as multiple agencies search for a missing child with autism. Seven-year-old Aharib Nagi is a non-verbal child with autism, according to the missing persons report.