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Bon Jovi has announced a 2013 world wide tour in support of their upcoming new album. Because We Can -- the Tour will begin in Canada, before scheduled but not yet revealed dates take the group through the U.S., Latin America, Europe, the Far East, Africa and Australia. Six Canadian dates were announced on Thursday morning.

Over the course of their 35 years as a band, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have worked the road tirelessly, circumnavigating the globe countless times — but they’ve somehow managed to go 20 years without playing a major gig in the UK. That long drought will come to an end next year, when long-suffering British Petty fans will have their patience rewarded with a headlining slot at the 2012 Isle o

Now here’s something to gossip about. Taylor Momsen — the actress who played Jenny Humphrey on the CW teen drama ‘Gossip Girl’ — has hit the road with Guns N’ Roses, with her band the Pretty Reckless opening dates on GN’R's current North American tour. How rock ‘n’ roll is that?

On Tuesday, British singer Adele announced she’s canceling her US tour because of throat problems — only a few months after she canceled part of her North American tour for the same reason.

Gavin DeGraw, who recently made headlines when he was brutally attacked, is teaming up with ‘American Idol’ champ David Cook to co-headline a nationwide tour. It’s unclear who will sing first at the concerts, but most shows like this switch up the order of the performers from week to week. Carolina Liar will serve as the opening act for the pair.

Time will tell if we’ll still need her when she’s 64, but last month, Taylor Swift was the biggest concert draw in the land — selling even more tickets than Paul McCartney. According to numbers released by the ticketing service TicketsNow, Swift accounted for an amazing six percent of system-wide sales, good enough to place her sixth on the all-agency list of events for the month.

"Sweet Home Alabama, where the skies are so blue." Yeah how many times have you jammed to that song at the top of your voice? Lynyrd Skynyrd. A name that is to rock music as Walter Cronkite is to CBS news.

After more than 40 years apart, the surviving members of Buffalo Springfield — Neil Young, Stephen Stills, and Richie Furay — reunited in 2010, and according to Richie Furay, they won’t be separating again anytime soon. In a recent interview with the Denver Post, Furay said the band will be getting back on the road next year.