Queen has announced which actors will star alongside Rami Malek's Freddie

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Following the Misfits' surprise reunion with former vocalist Glenn Danzig in 2016, the horror-punk group's "original" lineup will perform once more at a Los Angeles concert this

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The latest episode of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast is now available. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify or check it out below.

The National's Matt Berninger and

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During the August 2017 solar eclipse, Bonnie Tyler and DNCE teamed up to perform Tyler's 1983 hit "Total Eclipse of the Heart" for

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Ahead of new album Blue Chips 7000, Action Bronson released a smooth Rick Ross collaboration, "9-24-7000." The new album is the third installment of

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Hear Action Bronson, Rick Ross' Soothing New Song '9-24-7000'

Pearl Jam's two-night stint at Wrigley Field – during the 2016 season the Chicago Cubs ended their 108-year World Series drought – will be showcased in a new concert film and live album, Let's Play Two.

Photographer Danny Clinch filmed the August 20th and 22nd concerts. The band performed tracks

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Pearl Jam Capture Wrigley Field Shows in 'Let's Play Two' Concert Film

For years, the idea of bomb-sniffing dogs has been pretty straightforward: A trained canine walks up and down rows of people, sniffing every person in a crowd to suss out any bomb-making material or explosive devices. But the floppy-eared Labradors posted at recent Metallica, Pearl Jam, Taylor Swift and Bon Jovi concerts have been trained to do something different. They don't sniff people;

This article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: Are 'Vapor Wake' Dogs the Future of Concert Security?