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Post-hardcore luminaries Letlive have announced their first live tour since January 2017.

The California outfit, fronted by Fever 333 mainman Jason Aalon Butler, have reunited to tour North America, Europe, the UK and Australia from June to November.

The shows include numerous festival performances, namely 2000 Trees in the UK, Impericon in Germany, Jera Open Air in the Netherlands, and Vans Warped Tour and Louder Than Life in the USA. They join the band’s previously announced set at When We Were Young in Las Vegas on October 18.

See all announced dates below.

Joining Butler in the reactivated Letlive are returning guitarists Jean Nascimento and Jeff Sahyoun, as well as new members Skyler Acord on bass and Sage Webber on drums. The band say fans should expect a setlist that “spans their celebrated discography”, which started with 2005 debut Speak Like You Talk to and seemingly concluded with 2016’s If I’m The Devil….

Butler comments: “I think this is all happening out of necessity. The boys and I have expressed our need to play Letlive music again based on where we are in our lives individually and how the collective spiritual theme between us has aligned.

“Also, if you’ll allow me to be presumptuous – I believe the world could use the love. Besides, soul punx never dies.”

Nascimento adds: “We came from a time of building an audience in grassroots venues. I am grateful to be able to enter a new chapter of Letlive, where our life experiences in the past few years can offer a new and exciting experience for our fans.”

Sahyoun says: “Letlive represents a part of my life that refuses to be silenced. Coming back to it feels like fulfilling a calling – one that reminds me of why I ever started all of this in the first place.”

Letlive originally formed in 2002 and found critical acclaim with their energetic live performances and genre-smashing music. They announced their split in April 2017, saying, “A divergence in views and aims has developed within the camp.”

The build-up to Letlive’s return started last April, when they announced their intention to give fans the farewell tour they never got. “We shouldn’t have left you without one final dope beat to step to. Two-thousand and twenty-five,” they wrote on social media.

Whether Letlive will make new music together remains to be seen.

Letlive 2025 tour dates:

Jun 14:–15 Washington DC Vans Warped Tour

Jun 26: Ysselsteyn Jera Open Air, Netherlands
Jun 27: Münster Vainstream Rockfest, Germany
Jun 28: Leipzig Impericon Festival, Germany
Jul 01: Berlin Privatclub, Germany
Jul 02: Hamburg Logo, Germany
Jul 03: Cologne Gebäude 9, Germany
Jul 07: Prague Fuchs2, Czech Republic
Jul 10: London Electric Ballroom, UK
Jul 12: Withington 2000 Trees Festival, UK

Sep 05: Brisbane The Triffid, Australia
Sep 06: Sydney Manning Bar, Australia
Sep 09: Adelaide Lion Arts Factory, Australia
Sep 10: Perth Magnet House, Australia

Sep 19–20: Louisville Louder Than Life Festival, KY
Oct 01: Detroit St Andrews Hall, MI
Oct 02: Chicago House Of Blues, IL
Oct 04: New York Irving Plaza, NY
Oct 05: Boston Paradise Rock Club, MA
Oct 06: Philadelphia Theatre Of Living Arts, PA
Oct 10: Austin Come And Take It Live, TX
Oct 11: Dallas South Side Music Hall, TX
Oct 16: Denver Summit Theatre, CO
Oct 18: Las Vegas When We Were Young Festival, NV
Oct 23: San Francisco August Hall, CA
Oct 24: Los Angeles The Wiltern, CA
Nov 15–16: Orlando Vans Warped Tour, FL

INXS will release a 40th-anniversary expanded Deluxe Edition of their breakthrough album Listen Like Thieves in the spring.

The three-CD set – which includes a new mix of the album by Giles Martin and Paul Hicks, demos, outtakes, and a London concert from 1986 – will be released on May 9. You can see the track listing below.

Listen Like Thieves was INXS’ fifth album, released in October 1985. The record became the Australian band’s biggest U.S. LP at that time, peaking at No. 11, thanks to the singles “What You Need” (a Top 5 hit), “This Time” and the title track. It was a double-platinum seller in the States, paving the way for 1987’s Kick, one of the biggest albums of the ’80s and the group’s only No. 1.

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“We decided to write the album in a rehearsal situation; everybody had ideas in their heads, but not many of the songs were written before we rehearsed, and we wrote one song in the studio,” singer Michael Hutchence told Rolling Stone upon the album’s release.

“It wasn’t the kind of album where you put tracks down bit by bit. We’ve done the album like a live show, and what is there is there. We want to present this record as a band – the idea of six people playing together and using traditional sounds.”

What Is on the Deluxe Edition of INXS’ ‘Listen Like Thieves’?

The “40th-Anniversary Deluxe Edition” of INXS’ Listen Like Thieves features a 2025 mix of the album by Martin and Hicks, who’ve worked on overhauling the Beatles‘ catalog over the past several years, on the first disc. “It’s been such an honor to work on this pivotal album from INXS’ career,” Martin noted in a press release announcing the upcoming set. “It’s a collection of recordings masterly produced by Chris Thomas, which helped the band define their own style and reach a massive global audience. It’s an iconic rock album of its age.”

The second CD includes demos for album songs “Kiss the Dirt,” “This Time,” “Shine Like It Does” and others, alternate takes of album tracks such as “Good and Bad Times” and “Red Red Sun,” and studio dialogue and jams from the recording sessions.

The third disc unearths a concert recorded by the BBC at London’s Royal Albert Hall on June 24, 1986, which includes songs from Listen Like Thieves and earlier material.

INXS, ‘Listen Like Thieves (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)’ Track Listing
CD1: ‘Listen Like Thieves’ (2025 Mix by Giles Martin and Paul Hicks)
1. What You Need
2. Listen Like Thieves
3. Kiss The Dirt (Falling Down The Mountain)
4. Shine Like It Does
5. Good + Bad Times
6. Biting Bullets
7. This Time
8. Three Sisters
9. Same Direction
10. One x One
11. Red Red Sun

CD2: Demos & Outtakes
1. “We’re rolling, it’s 1985” – Studio Dialogue
2. Funk Song #11 – Take 2 / Working Title of What You Need (Alternate Take)
3. “Press the blue and red button” – Studio Dialogue
4. Kiss The Dirt (Studio Demo)
5. Meaning of the song “Listen Like Thieves” – Interview Excerpt
6. Listen Like Thieves (Studio Demo)
7. INXS SA FM Radio Spot
8. One X One (Studio Demo)
9. This Time (Studio Demo)
10. Shine Like It Does (Studio Demo)
11. Good and Bad Times (Alternate Take)
12. Red Red Sun (Studio Jam)
13. Red Red Sun (Alternate Take)
14. Recording of Same Direction
15. Funk Song #9 (Working title of Same Direction)
16. What You Need (Studio Demo)
17. Shine Like It Does (Home Demo)
18. Listen Like Thieves (Home Demo)
19. Kiss the Dirt (Home Demo)

CD3: Live From Royal Albert Hall
Live in London, UK – June 24, 1986
1. Intro by Pete Drummond
2. Same Direction
3. Soul Mistake
4. Kiss The Dirt (Falling Down The Mountain)
5. Biting Bullets
6. Burn For You
7. Do Wot You Do
8. Original Sin
9. Different World
10. Shine Like It Does
11. Listen Like Thieves
12. One x One
13. What You Need
14. Red Red Sun

Like many bands that came of age during new wave’s peak years, INXS didn’t stick around in one place for too long.

As you’ll see in the below list of INXS Albums Ranked, the group spent half a decade before it finally settled on the glossy mix of pop, rock and dance music that made them one of the world’s biggest bands by the end of the ’80s.

While it took some time to get there, the Australian sextet had some of the pieces in place almost from the start, like singer Michael Hutchence‘s swaggering Mick Jagger vocal style and the Farriss brothers’ classic rock ‘n’ roll crunch filtered through more modern styles.

READ MORE: When INXS Embraced a New Direction on ‘Welcome to Wherever You Are’

By the time they nailed down the bigger, splashier productions that were hallmarks of their best records, INXS was already a tight-performing unit. All they needed was someone to guide them, and with producers Nile Rodgers and, especially, Chris Thomas, they made a series of hit albums that helped define their sound in the latter part of the ’80s.

Once they reached their stride, they stuck around in similar territory for an album or two before stripping back to meet the demands of the burgeoning alternative nation. They eventually returned to their classic sound – groove-stuffed pop music seasoned with rock guitars and dance rhythms – in the mid-’90s. But in November 1997, Hutchence took his own life, effectively ending INXS’ run.

Even though they made one more record with a new singer, the band never recovered from the death of its magnetic frontman. But they briefly carved out a little corner of the music world with some of the era’s most distinctive records.

INXS Albums Ranked

Like many bands that came of age during new wave’s peak years, they didn’t stick around in one place for too long.

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Steely Dan emerged from the creative partnership of Donald Fagen and the late Walter Becker, who met at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson, New York, in 1967. Their mutual appreciation for jazz, rock, and complex lyricism laid the foundation for a collaboration that would redefine 1970s rock music. The duo’s early endeavors involved songwriting and performing in various bands, but it was their move to Los Angeles in the early 1970s that catalyzed the formation of Steely Dan. There, they worked as staff songwriters for ABC/Dunhill Records before deciding to perform their own material, leading to the creation of their debut album.

In 1972, Steely Dan released “Can’t Buy a Thrill,” introducing the world to their sophisticated blend of rock and jazz. The album featured hit singles like “Do It Again” and “Reelin’ in the Years,” which showcased their knack for catchy melodies intertwined with intricate musical arrangements. The success of this debut established Steely Dan as a distinctive voice in the music industry.

Over the next decade, Steely Dan released a series of critically acclaimed albums: “Countdown to Ecstasy” (1973), “Pretzel Logic” (1974), “Katy Lied” (1975), “The Royal Scam” (1976), “Aja” (1977), and “Gaucho” (1980). Each album demonstrated their evolution towards more complex compositions and polished production. Notable tracks from this era include “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number,” “Peg,” and “Deacon Blues.” Their meticulous attention to detail and preference for working with top-tier session musicians became a hallmark of their sound.

Despite their studio success, Steely Dan ceased touring in 1974, opting to focus exclusively on recording. This decision led to a rotating cast of session musicians contributing to their albums, further refining their sophisticated sound. However, after the release of “Gaucho,” the duo disbanded in 1981, with Becker and Fagen pursuing individual projects.

The 1990s saw a resurgence of Steely Dan as Becker and Fagen reunited for live performances and new recordings. Their 2000 album “Two Against Nature” earned them four Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year, reaffirming their enduring appeal and musical prowess. They followed up with “Everything Must Go” in 2003, which, while not as commercially successful, was praised for its musicianship.

Throughout their career, Steely Dan garnered numerous accolades, including an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001. Their music is celebrated for its sophisticated harmonies, cryptic lyrics, and seamless fusion of jazz, rock, and pop elements. Fans and critics alike admire their commitment to excellence and their influence on contemporary music.

Beyond their work with Steely Dan, both Fagen and Becker engaged in solo projects and collaborations. Fagen released solo albums such as “The Nightfly” (1982) and “Morph the Cat” (2006), exploring themes ranging from nostalgia to existential musings. Becker’s solo efforts, including “11 Tracks of Whack” (1994), showcased his distinctive guitar work and songwriting abilities.

(A-C)

Aja – Aja – September 1977
Almost Gothic – Two Against Nature – February 2000
Any Major Dude Will Tell You – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Babylon Sisters – Gaucho – November 1980
Barrytown – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Black Cow – Aja – September 1977
Bodhisattva – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Brooklyn (Owes the Charmer Under Me) – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Blues Beach – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Charlie Freak – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Change of the Guard – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Cousin Dupree – Two Against Nature – February 2000

(D-F)

Deacon Blues – Aja – September 1977
Dirty Work – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Do It Again – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Don’t Take Me Alive – The Royal Scam – May 1976
East St. Louis Toodle-Oo – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Everything Must Go – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Everything You Did – The Royal Scam – May 1976
Fire in the Hole – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
FM (No Static at All) – FM soundtrack 1978

(G-J)

Gaslighting Abbie – Two Against Nature – February 2000
Glamour Profession – Gaucho – November 1980
Green Earrings – The Royal Scam – May 1976
Gaucho – Gaucho – November 1980
Godwhacker – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Haitian Divorce – The Royal Scam – May 1976
Hey Nineteen – Gaucho – November 1980
Home at Last – Aja – September 1977
I Got the News – Aja – September 1977
Jack of Speed – Two Against Nature – February 2000
Josie – Aja – September 1977

(K-O)

Kid Charlemagne – The Royal Scam – May 1976
King of the World – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Kings – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Janie Runaway – Two Against Nature – February 2000
Lunch with Gina – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Midnite Cruiser – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Monkey in Your Soul – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
My Old School – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Negative Girl – Two Against Nature – February 2000
Night by Night – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Only a Fool Would Say That – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972

(P-S)

Parker’s Band – Katy Lied – March 1975
Pearl of the Quarter – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Peg – Aja – September 1977
Pixeleen – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Pretzel Logic – Pretzel Logic – February 1974
Razor Boy – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Reelin’ In the Years – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
Rikki Don’t Lose That Number – Katy Lied – March 1975
Royal Scam, The – The Royal Scam – May 1976
Slang of Ages – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Show Biz Kids – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Sign In Stranger – The Royal Scam – May 1976

(T-Z)

The Boston Rag – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
The Fez – The Royal Scam – May 1976
The Last Mall – Everything Must Go – June 2003
Third World Man – Gaucho – November 1980
Through with Buzz – Katy Lied – March 1975
Time Out of Mind – Gaucho – November 1980
Turn That Heartbeat Over Again – Can’t Buy a Thrill – November 1972
West of Hollywood – Two Against Nature – February 2000
What a Shame About Me – Two Against Nature – February 2000
With a Gun – Katy Lied – March 1975
Your Gold Teeth – Countdown to Ecstasy – July 1973
Your Gold Teeth II – Katy Lied – March 1975

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Wolf Alice, formed in London in 2010, has carved out a distinctive space in the modern rock landscape with their genre-blending sound and deeply evocative lyrics. The band initially started as a duo consisting of Ellie Rowsell (vocals, guitar) and Joff Oddie (guitar), who began their musical journey by performing acoustic sets. They later expanded to include Theo Ellis (bass) and Joel Amey (drums), solidifying the lineup that would go on to achieve widespread acclaim. Known for their versatility, Wolf Alice seamlessly merges elements of grunge, folk, shoegaze, and electronic music into their unique sonic identity.

The band’s breakthrough came with their 2013 debut EP, Blush, which earned them early recognition and set the stage for their critically acclaimed first full-length album, My Love Is Cool (2015). Featuring standout tracks such as “Bros” and “Moaning Lisa Smile,” the album showcased their ability to shift effortlessly between dreamy, melodic tracks and raw, high-energy anthems. My Love Is Cool was both a critical and commercial success, peaking at number two on the UK Albums Chart and earning a Grammy nomination for “Moaning Lisa Smile” in the Best Rock Performance category.

Building on this momentum, Wolf Alice released their sophomore album, Visions of a Life, in 2017, which solidified their reputation as one of the most innovative bands of their generation. Tracks like “Don’t Delete the Kisses” and “Yuk Foo” demonstrated their creative range, with lyrics that explored themes of love, identity, and rebellion. The album won the prestigious Mercury Prize in 2018, cementing their status as a force in British music and elevating their international profile.

In 2021, the band released Blue Weekend, their third studio album, to widespread acclaim. Featuring singles such as “How Can I Make It OK?” and “The Last Man on Earth,” the album delved into themes of vulnerability and self-reflection, resonating with both critics and fans. Blue Weekend debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and received multiple nominations at the Brit Awards, further solidifying Wolf Alice’s place as one of the most important bands of their era.

Throughout their career, Wolf Alice has earned numerous accolades, including NME Awards for Best Live Band and Best Track. Their ability to deliver electrifying live performances has made them a festival favorite, with notable appearances at Glastonbury, Coachella, and Reading and Leeds. Their tours are characterized by an intense energy and an ability to connect with audiences on a deeply emotional level.

(A-R)

“90 Mile Beach” – Blush EP (2013)
“After the Zero Hour” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Another Girl, Another Planet” – Songs for the National Health Service (2020)
“Baby Ain’t Made of China” – You’re a Germ Single (2015)
“Bad Things” – Visions of a Life Bonus 7″ Single (2017)
“The Beach” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“The Beach II” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Beautifully Unconventional” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Blush” – Blush EP (2013)
“Bros” – My Love Is Cool (2013)

“Delicious Things” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Destroy Me” – Wolf Alice EP (2012)
“Don’t Delete the Kisses” – Visions of a Life (2017)

“Every Cloud” – Bros Single (2013)
“Feeling Myself” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Fluffy” – My Love Is Cool (2013)
“Formidable Cool” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Freazy” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Ghoster” – Ghostbusters Soundtrack (2016)
“Giant Peach” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Heavenly Creatures” – Creature Songs EP (2014)
“Heavenward” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“How Can I Make It OK?” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“I Am Disaster” – Demo (2012)
“I Saw You (In a Corridor)” – Giant Peach Single (2015)
“In the Bleak Midwinter” – Single (2021)
“The Last Man on Earth” – Blue Weekend (2021)

“Leaving You” – Single (2012)
“Lipstick on the Glass” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Lisbon” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Moaning Lisa Smile” – Creature Songs EP (2014)

“My London Now” – Demo (2011)
“No Hard Feelings” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Nosedive” – Blush EP (2013)
“Planet Hunter” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Play the Greatest Hits” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“Roar” – Katy Perry Cover (Unreleased, 2013)

(S-Z)

“Sadboy” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Safe from Heartbreak (If You Never Fall in Love)” – Blue Weekend (2021)
“She” – Blush EP (2013)
“Sid” – Demo (2011)
“Silk” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Six” – Demo (2011)
“Sky Musings” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Smile” – Blue Weekend (2021)

“Soapy Water” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Space & Time” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“St. Purple & Green” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“Sticks ‘n Stones” – Demo (2011)
“Storms” – Creature Songs EP (2014)
“Swallowtail” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Tassle Man” – Demo (2012)
“Turn to Dust” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Visions of a Life” – Visions of a Life (2017)
“We’re Not the Same” – Creature Songs EP (2014)
“Wednesday” – Wolf Alice EP (2011)
“White Leather” – Fluffy B-side (2013)
“The Wonderwhy” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“You’re a Germ” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Your Loves Whore” – My Love Is Cool (2015)
“Yuk Foo” – Visions of a Life (2017)

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Bad Company, the Black Crowes, Joe Cocker and Billy Idol are among the artists nominated for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction for the first time this year.

They are joined on the newly announced list of 2025 Rock Hall induction candidates by fellow “rookies” Chubby Checker, Mexican pop-rockers Mana, OutKast, and Phish.

The field of 14 nominees is filled out by six artists who have been nominated but not inducted in recent years. Mariah Carey and Oasis were both nominated last year, while Joy Division / New Order, Cyndi Lauper, the White Stripes and Soundgarden were most recently nominated in 2023. (Soundgarden was also nominated in 2020.)

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Last year, Mary J. Blige, Cher, Dave Matthews Band, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Kool & the Gang, Ozzy Osbourne and A Tribe Called Quest were inducted into the Rock Hall as performers.

Alexis Korner, John Mayall and Big Mama Thornton were given the Musical Influence Award last year. Jimmy Buffett, MC5, Dionne Warwick and Norman Whitfield earned the Musical Excellence Award, and Suzanne de Passe was given the Ahmet Ertegun Award.

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The 2025 Performer Inductees will be revealed in late April, along with those Inductees
entering the hall under three special committee categories: Musical Influence, Musical
Excellence and the Ahmet Ertegun Non Performer Award.

This year’s Induction Ceremony will take place in Los Angeles in the fall, with exact dates and ticket sale details following soon.

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(#-B)

24 Karat Gold – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
After the Glitter Fades – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Alice – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
All the Beautiful Worlds (unreleased version) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016 / 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Annabel Lee – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Are You Mine (demo) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Battle of the Dragon – American Anthem Soundtrack – July 18, 1986
Beauty and the Beast – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Bella Donna – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Bella Donna (demo) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Belle Fleur – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Blue Denim – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Blue Denim (Remix) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Blue Lamp – Heavy Metal Soundtrack – July 1981
Blue Water (featuring Lady Antebellum) – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Bombay Sapphires – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001

(C-E)

Candlebright – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Carousel – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Cathouse Blues – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Cheaper Than Free (featuring Dave Stewart) – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Cry Wolf – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Destiny – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Dial the Number (unreleased version) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Docklands – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Doing the Best That I Can (Escape from Berlin) – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Edge of Seventeen – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Edge of Seventeen (early take) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Edge of Seventeen (Live from the Bella Donna Tour) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Enchanted – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Every Day – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Everybody Loves You (featuring Dave Stewart) – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011

(F-H)

Fall from Grace – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Fire Burning – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
For What It’s Worth – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Free Fallin’ – Music from Party of Five – 1999
Garbo (B-side of “Stand Back”) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Gate and Garden – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Ghosts – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Ghosts Are Gone – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
God’s Garden – Street Angel (Japanese Edition) – May 23, 1994
Gold and Braid (unreleased version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Greta – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Hard Advice – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You? – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
How Still My Love – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
How Still My Love (alternate version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016

(I)

I Can’t Wait – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
I Don’t Care – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
I Miss You – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
I Sing for the Things – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
I Sing for the Things (unreleased version) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
I Still Miss Someone (Blue Eyes) – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
I Will Run to You (duet with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
If Anyone Falls – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
If I Were You – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
If You Were My Love (unreleased version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
If You Were My Love – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Imperial Hotel – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
In Your Dreams – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Inspiration – Street Angel (Japanese Edition) – May 23, 1994
It’s Late (Demo) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
It’s Only Love – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Italian Summer – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011

(J-L)

Jane – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Juliet – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Just Like a Woman – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Kick It – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Kind of Woman – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Lady – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Leather and Lace (duet with Don Henley) – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Leather and Lace (alternate version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Listen to the Rain – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Long Distance Winner – Buckingham Nicks – September 5, 1973
Long Way to Go – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Love Changes – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Love Is – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Love Is Like a River – Street Angel – May 23, 1994

(M-P)

Mabel Normand – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Maybe Love Will Change Your Mind – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Moonlight (A Vampire’s Dream) – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
My Heart – In Your Dreams (Barnes & Noble Edition) – May 3, 2011
New Orleans – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Nightbird (duet with Sandy Stewart) – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
No Spoken Word – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
Nothing Ever Changes – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
One More Big Time Rock and Roll Star (B-side to “Talk to Me” single) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Ooh My Love – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Outside the Rain – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Planets of the Universe – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001

(R-S)

Reconsider Me (Previously unreleased) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Rhiannon (Piano Version) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Rock a Little (Go Ahead Lily) – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
Rooms on Fire – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989
Rose Garden – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Sable on Blond – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Secret Love – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
She Loves Him Still – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Sleeping Angel – Fast Times at Ridgemont High Soundtrack – July 30, 1982
Soldier’s Angel (featuring Lindsey Buckingham) – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Sometimes It’s a Bitch – Timespace: The Best of Stevie Nicks – September 3, 1991
Somebody Stand by Me – Boys on the Side Soundtrack – February 28, 1995
Sorcerer – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Stand Back – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Starshine – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around (duet with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Street Angel – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Street Angel (Remix) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Sweet Girl (Demo) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998

(T)

Talk to Me – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
That Made Me Stronger – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
The Dealer (unreleased version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
The Dealer – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault – October 7, 2014
The Highwayman – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
The Nightmare – Rock a Little – November 18, 1985
Think About It – Bella Donna – July 27, 1981
Think About It (alternate version) – Bella Donna (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
Thousand Days (B-side to “Blue Denim” single) – Enchanted: The Works of Stevie Nicks – April 28, 1998
Too Far from Texas (duet with Natalie Maines) – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Trouble in Shangri-La – Trouble in Shangri-La – May 1, 2001
Twisted – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault (Deluxe Edition) – October 7, 2014
Twisted (Demo; Original version from Twister soundtrack) – Twister Soundtrack – May 7, 1996
Two Kinds of Love (with Bruce Hornsby) – The Other Side of the Mirror – May 11, 1989

(U-Z)

Unconditional Love – Street Angel – May 23, 1994
Violet and Blue – Against All Odds Soundtrack – March 20, 1984
Watch Chain – 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault (Deluxe Edition) – October 7, 2014
Whenever I Call You “Friend” (Duet with Kenny Loggins) – Nightwatch – July 12, 1978
Wide Sargasso Sea – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011
Wild Heart – The Wild Heart – June 10, 1983
Wild Heart (session) – The Wild Heart (Deluxe Edition) – November 4, 2016
You May Be the One – In Your Dreams – May 3, 2011

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Paul McCartney has announced a last-minute show at New York’s Bowery Ballroom taking place tonight — and, shocker, it’s already sold out.

The former Beatle will rock the 600-capacity club at 6:30 p.m. Doors open at 5. Tickets were available exclusively at the Bowery Ballroom box office, with none sold online. No tickets will be available at the door, so fans are discouraged from lining up outside the venue unless they’ve already secured a ticket.

The Bowery Ballroom is a far cry from the site of McCartney’s most recent shows. The 82-year-old rocker wrapped the latest leg of his Got Back tour in December with two consecutive performances at London’s O2 Arena. The Got Back trek launched in 2022 and has taken McCartney to arenas and stadiums across North America, South America, Europe and Australia.

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At the moment, McCartney’s Bowery Ballroom show appears to just be a fun, surprise one-off gig. But artists historically pull these types of stunts to kick off a promotional cycle — and there’s reason to believe McCartney has some new music up his sleeve.

When asked about his New Year’s resolutions in a December 2024 fan Q&A on his website, McCartney said: “Here’s one: finish an album! I’ve been working on a lot of songs, and have had to put it to the side because of the tour. So, I’m hoping to get back into that and finish up a lot of these songs. So, how’s about that? ‘My New Year’s resolution is to finish a new album!'”

McCartney released his last studio album, McCartney III, in December 2020. He released One Hand Clapping, the Wings live-in-studio album that had been shelved for nearly 50 years, in June 2024. A documentary film of the same name hit theaters in September.

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Peter Frampton has tacked on nine more stops beginning in June as his Let’s Do It Again! tour continues to grow. See a complete list of cities and 2025 dates below.

He hits the road next month. Tickets for the new shows will be available at 10AM local time on Friday, Feb. 14. Find more information on the tour and tickets at Frampton’s official website.

Frampton announced 10 spring concerts in January. He’d briefly considered farewell dates following his 2019 diagnosis with inclusion body myositis, a degenerative disease of the muscles. Frampton’s subsequent tours have been appropriately named, including the Never Say Never, Never EVER Say Never tour and Positively Thankful tour.

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These latest shows follow Frampton’s October induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. He was introduced by Roger Daltrey of the Who. Keith Urban joined Frampton for a performance of “Do You Feel Like We Do?” Frampton also played “Baby (Somethin’s Happening),” an early solo favorite.

Peter Frampton, Let’s Do It Again! Tour 2025
3/30 — Uncasville, CT @ Mohegan Sun Arena
4/1 — Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre
4/3 — Bethlehem, PA @ Wind Creek Event Center
4/5 — Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City
4/7 — New Brunswick, NJ @ State Theatre New Jersey
4/9 — Niagara Falls, ON @ OLG Stage at Fallsview Casino
4/11 — Carmel, IN @ The Center for the Performing Arts
4/15 — Milwaukee, WI @ The Riverside Theater
4/17 — Chicago, IL @ The Chicago Theatre
4/19 — Mount Pleasant, MI @ Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort
6/13 — Seattle, WA @ TBA
6/15 — Bend, OR @ Hayden Homes Amphitheater
6/17 — Boise, ID @ Idaho Central Arena
6/19 — Reno, NV @ Silver Legacy Resort Casino
6/21 — Rohnert Park, CA @ Graton Resort & Casino
6/23 — Highland, CA @ Yaamava’ Theater
6/25 — Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Federal Theatre
6/27 — Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Resort & Casino
6/29 — Las Vegas, NV @ Pearl Theater

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