At 93 and 80, the two outlaw-country icons delivered warm, reflective sets in Connecticut before heading toward another Farm Aid appearance.
Dave Grohl and company closed their Canadian run with an expansive show that stretched across the band’s entire career.
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson opened Rush’s first Cleveland stop since 2012 with a marathon performance built around tributes, classics and deep fan devotion.
The Canadian rock band played the second of two Boston dates on its RUSH FIFTY SOMETHING tour, blending classics, tributes to Neil Peart and a full run-through of Moving Pictures.
The 81-year-old guitarist mixed iconic songs, blues standards and sharp musicianship in a nearly two-hour set, with Jimmie Vaughan opening the night.
The metal legends delivered a career-spanning spectacle with Megadeth opening and a set built around early classics, rare songs and heavy theatrical staging.
The rap legends packed Blossom Music Center with classics, solo highlights and career milestones during a humid stop on Wu-Tang Clan’s farewell run.
The digital release collects live versions of all 12 tracks from Petal, plus a rehearsal take of its lead single.
Bryce Dallas Howard hosted the annual celebration, which mixed film clips, memories, and a rare onstage appearance by the 94-year-old composer.
The parody icon turned the fair’s Grandstand into a career-spanning spectacle, with Puddles Pity Party opening and fans singing along to the classics.