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Let's take a look today at rock music News. President
Trump announced show Wednesday that Kiss will be recognized by
the Kennedy Center Honors, joining them our country singer George Strait,
Gloria Gaynor, actor Sylvester Stallone, and actor and singer Michael Crawford.
Celebrities are typically honored at the White House in December,
followed by a tribute show at the Kennedy Center, which
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airs later on in the month on CBS. Oasis are
launching pop up stores in all four cities they're visiting
on this North American leg of their reunion tour. The
LA store opens August twentieth, and You've got Toronto, New York,
and Chicago. Details are on the band's instagram if you
are a fan of twenty one Pilots, while over one
hundred and fifty independent record stores will be rocking out
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some listening parties for twenty one Pilot's new album Breached
on September sixth and seventh. The album will be released
on September the twelfth, and Mark Havas from Blink is
releasing it. A luxe edition of his memoir Fahrenheit one
eighty two on November eighteenth, comes with a second photographs
a specially designed F one eighty two guitar pick, plus
a print signed by him himself. That is a look
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