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Sammy Hagar and Michael Anthony revealed recently that a Eddie Van Halen tribute concert will happen in the future. When asked about the possibility, Hagar said, ‘it’s gonna happen.’ Nothing has been made official.

Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters, and John Legend have been added as performers for the “Celebrating America” event, Variety reports. Additionally, Eva Longoria and Kerry Washington have been added as presenters at the event.

Studies conducted across the pond have concluded that with testing, proper ventilation, and proper hygiene, concerts have a very good chance of returning to normal sooner rather than later. Hang in there.

John Oates is teaming up with Bob Weir, Foo Fighters frontman and Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, Van Halen’s Sammy Hagar, his Hall & Oates partner Daryl Hall, and more for a new live stream event, ‘Oates Song Fest 7908,’ broadcasting on March 20th.

10-year-old Nandi Bushell’s latest treat is a birthday tribute to the Led Zeppelin guitarist, who turned 77-years-old on Saturday. Bushell dropped a cover of Zeppelin’s iconic, hard-hitting “Immigrant Song” where she plays every single instrument.

Former Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony has spoken out about his regret over not resolving the issues between himself and Eddie Van Halen before the guitarist passed away in October 2020.

Alex apparently gave his daughter Nicky the entertainment bug he had so perfectly gestated over his time on air. She has worked on ‘Jeopardy!’ specials as well as feature films, had a modeling stint, and even dipped her feet into the music world.

The massive David Bowie tribute concert took place this Saturday night and was a star-studded affair with artists across the musical spectrum joining in to celebrate the life and legacy of the icon.

It looks like 2021 will be a better-smelling year, thanks to Queen guitarist Brian May. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer is teaming up with Sergio Momo, founder of the Xerjoff perfume company, to launch a new limited-edition fragrance called ‘Save Me.’

While the throne will always remain in rock ‘n’ roll lore, it’s fortunately been retired for the time being. In a new interview with Classic Rock magazine, Grohl recalled the epic gift Axl Rose gave him after using it.