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Duran Duran drummer Roger Taylor retires as tinnitus worsens
Duran Duran drummer Roger Taylor is retiring from music after worsening tinnitus symptoms, the band announced.
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Paul McCartney Achieves Billionaire Status, Ranks Among World's Richest Musicians
Paul McCartney Achieves Billionaire Status, Ranks Among World's Richest Musicians
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Phil Collins to be Inducted into Rock Roll Hall of Fame as Solo Artist in 2026
Phil Collins to be Inducted into Rock Roll Hall of Fame as Solo Artist in 2026
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OnesToWatch Identifies Emerging Artists Poised for Mainstream Success, Citing Olivia Rodrigo's Early Recognition
OnesToWatch Identifies Emerging Artists Poised for Mainstream Success, Citing Olivia Rodrigo's Early Recognition
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Paul McCartney Achieves Billionaire Status, Driven by Music Publishing and Strategic Acquisitions
Paul McCartney Achieves Billionaire Status, Driven by Music Publishing and Strategic Acquisitions
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Rolling Stone
Duran Duran Drummer Roger Taylor Retiring Due to ‘Worsening’ Tinnitus
"Playing drums in this band has been the joy of my life," drummer says in statement. "I’ve reached the point where I must now listen to my body and my doctors"
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Variety
Duran Duran Drummer Roger Taylor Exits Group and Retires Following Tinnitus Diagnosis
Drummer Roger Taylor is leaving Duran Duran and retiring as a musician after a recent tinnitus diagnosis. The band announced Taylor’s departure on social media, describing him as being “at the heart of Duran Duran’s sound across two remarkable chapters.” Taylor joined the group at the start and remained with them until 1985, only to […]
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Stray Kids Announce 2027 'Run It' World Tour, Including SoFi Stadium Stop
Stray Kids Announce 2027 'Run It' World Tour, Including SoFi Stadium Stop
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Phil Collins Teases Comeback Amid Rock Roll Hall of Fame Induction, Oasis Members Absent
Phil Collins Teases Comeback Amid Rock Roll Hall of Fame Induction, Oasis Members Absent
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Sir Paul McCartney Reportedly Achieves Billionaire Status, Ranks Among Richest Musicians
Sir Paul McCartney Reportedly Achieves Billionaire Status, Ranks Among Richest Musicians
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USA Today
Phil Collins, 75, considers touring again after years of health struggles
Phil Collins, 75, says he still thinks about touring again, though the Genesis singer says a short run of shows wouldn't make financial sense.
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Variety
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Designates the Troubadour as a Landmark Venue; Going Forward, L.A. Will Host Hall’s Induction Ceremony ‘At Least Every Oth...
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is designating the legendary Troubadour as a Landmark in music history, with a ceremony to make it official set to take place Wednesday afternoon at the West Hollywood nightclub, among the first of several days of events in L.A. leading up to Saturday night’s annual Hall of Fame […]
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