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  Ann Wilson on Touring With Jeff Beck, Paul Rodgers: "To Have a Long Career, It's About Showing Up"

  August 15 at 9:58 a.m.

  The three rockers are set to play a one-of-a-kind show at Coral Sky Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach August 25.

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  The Le Batard Brothers Are Throwing a Party at Revolution Live, and Everyone Is Invited

  August 2 at 11:56 a.m.

  Dan Le Batard is a longtime Miami sports columnist, ESPN radio personality, and TV host. He started as a reporter with the Miami Herald in 1990. A University of Miami graduate, he earned stripes (and criticism) for his early-'90s reporting of the Hurricanes football scandals. Then, as the Herald declined, he started a radio and TV career...

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  Despite an Overdose and Cancer, We the Kings Triumph Through Family

  August 2 at 9:38 a.m.

  In a few short days, Vans Warped Tour will wrap up a two-decade summer odyssey across America. The last day of the venerated festival is Sunday, August 5, and will be held at Coral Sky Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach.

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  Fort Lauderdale's Gouge Away Announces New Album, Burnt Sugar

  August 1 at 11:51 a.m.

  After months of being asked the same question over and over again, Christina Michelle and her bandmates are finally able to give a concise answer: September 28. This past Monday, Gouge Away, the posthardcore group that hails from South Florida, dropped a bunch of new content and information, including an album-release date, within the span of a few hours.

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  Mike Kinsella on the Surprising Comeback of American Football

  July 30 at 1:16 p.m.

  Few names in indie rock (dare we say "emo"?) can evoke the same reaction as mentioning the Kinsella brothers. Mike, Tim, and Nate have all played in bands acknowledged as towering influences: Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, Owen, and the often-gushed-about American Football. Even a cover of that band's 1999 album...

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  Counting Crows Frontman Adam Duritz on 25 Years of Rockin', Florida Treks, and Socks

  July 24 at 12:23 p.m.

  “Rare. Very rare.” No, Counting Crows' longtime frontman, Adam Duritz, isn’t talking about how he likes his steak. He's appreciating his band’s time in the biz, which hits the quarter-century mark this year. To celebrate, the California-bred seven-piece is hitting the road with fellow multiplatinum rock band Live for the 25 Years and Counting tour.