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Rock Legends & New Tunes: Juno Awards & More

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Rushs Finding My Way opens Juno Awards, Spike from Quireboys hits UK roads, Eagles set for 58 shows, concert earplugs tested, Teenage Cancer Trust gigs return, Disney Pluss Pistol series amps up Sex Pistols clash, and Steven Wilsons Hand. Cannot. Erase. scores a new stage version.

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Rock Legends & New Tunes: Juno Awards & More

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It's March 30th, I'm Cory with The Story, and this is Music News Today, your AI-powered music briefing. Rush kicked off this year's Juno Awards in Canada with Finding My Way, the opener from their debut album and guitarist Alex Lifeson called it the only song they know how to play. Spike from The Choir Boys is hitting the UK Roads with stories, songs, and his guitar, while Brian Adams adds Pat Benatar and Neil Geraldo to the U. latest leg of his role with the Punches tour. The Eagles are now set for 58 shows at the 20,000 capacity sphere, as Don Henley chats about retirement and prints his purple reign. Gets props for reclaiming rock for black artists and sticking in pop culture. Our team tested concert earplugs to find the best ones for loud gigs. The Teenage Cancer Trust Gigs return to London's Royal Albert Hall in March of, 2026, and Disney Plus' Pistol series amps up the Sex Pistols Wild Bill Grundy TV Clash

from December 1976. Steven Wilson's fourth album, Hand, Cannot, Erase. Scores a new stage version with his full stamp of approval, keeping these rock vibes alive and rolling strong.

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