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Start to check in on the latest broad gossip with
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So the Red Out Tilly Pepper's Unlimited Love Tour consisted
of eighty six shows across twenty countries combined for a
total of three point four million tickets sold. The two
year trek ran from June twenty twenty two to this year,
was the band's best selling outing. It was the third
biggest rock tour of the twenty twenties, behinds Coldsplay and
Elton John And speaking of Coldplay, we Pray is a
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brand new single. It's Scott Man a lot of different
people on this. It's off their new record Moon Music,
but it officially comes out tomorrow. Pearl Jam is hosting
a free community festival before their show in Missoula, providing
an opportunity to the community to engage with over thirty
nonprofit organizations, including getting people to register to vote. My
friend works in Missoula right there at the Amphitheater. Green
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Day is sharing a new short skate film called Monsters
and Saviors. It's eleven minute flick that sees the band
team up with the Monster Energy on the Savior's Tour
as they travel across the cunt. They've got a huge
skate crew. It's fun and Alison Chains celebrating the fifteenth
anniversary of their album Black Gives Way to Blue. The
band is set to drop a vinyl release of that
album September twenty seventh,
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