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Radiohead se enreda con el asedio israelí a Gaza y algunos fans le dan la espalda: “No iré a su concierto”

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By Carlos Marcos , Jeff Kravitz, Scott Dudelson, Tim Mosenfelder
| El País
Las entradas para los cuatro conciertos de Radiohead en Madrid se pusieron a la venta el pasado viernes. Después de siete años de ausencia, el grupo británico anunció una peculiar gira: cinco ciudades europeas, cuatro actuaciones en cada una. Empieza en Movistar Arena de Madrid los días 4, 5, 7 y 8 de noviembre. En total, serán 65.000 entradas. Luego, el grupo viajará a Bolonia, Londres, Copenhague y Berlín, donde finalizarán el 12 de diciembre.
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The Grateful Dead: A story of hippies, LSD and Lithuania’s iconic basketball uniforms

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By David Saavedra, Mark Sullivan, Larry Hulst, Tim Mosenfelder
| El País
On July 9, 1995, The Grateful Dead played their final concert in Chicago. Just one month later, their leader, Jerry Garcia, passed away at 53 due to complications from diabetes. Despite being inactive during the latter half of that decade, they were the second highest-grossing band of the 1990s, surpassed only by the Rolling Stones.
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The Grateful Dead: una historia de ‘hippies’, LSD, millones de discos y aquellos uniformes de Barcelona 92

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By David Saavedra, Mark Sullivan , Larry Hulst, Tim Mosenfelder
| Icon en El País
El 9 de julio de 1995, The Grateful Dead ofrecía en Chicago su último concierto. Justo un mes después su líder, Jerry Garcia, fallecía a los 53 años por complicaciones derivadas de su diabetes. Pese a estar inactivos durante la segunda mitad de aquella década, fue el segundo grupo que más dinero recaudó en los años noventa, solo superado por los Rolling Stones.
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