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Justin Timberlake has gone from Mouseketeer to boy band heartthrob member of *NSYNC to solo artist, actor and savvy businessman -- and has been able to package it all together to become the biggest pop star on the planet.

Christine McVie retired from Fleetwood Mac 15 years ago, and while she's occasionally attended the group's concerts, she's repeatedly refused her former bandmates' requests to join them for a performance. But maybe her resolve is finally weakening.

A number of familiar faces will be returning to New York City this November for the seventh annual 'Stand Up for Heroes' benefit concert. Bruce Springsteen, Roger Waters and 'Daily Show' host Jon Stewart are among a list of initially confirmed performers. Jerry Seinfeld will also perform, with more expected to be named later.

A previously unreleased concert performance by former Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord has made its way online, courtesy of a new website set up by Lord's family and friends.

It's Lumber-JACK's Canuck Christmas, Holiday Ho-Down starring friendly Canadian and all around good guy, Bryan Adams. Adams ventures south to Buffalo for a solo acoustic show at Shea's Performing Arts Center on Saturday November 23rd. This will be a rare opportunity for fans to see Bryan Adams as they haven't seen him before: solo, acoustic and intimate...

Call it luck or great planning. All four members of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young will be together again on Oct. 26-27 for the Bridge School Benefit Concert in Mountain View, Calif. The show will no doubt whet the appetite of fans of the band, especially those anticipating a 40th anniversary tour in 2014.

Hometown heroes the Goo Goo Dolls make their return to a Buffalo-area stage on Saturday, August 24 at Darien Lake PAC with special guest Matt Nathanson.  And yes, you guessed it -- Jack has tickets for you.

Jersey boys Bon Jovi make their return to Buffalo for the second time this year, this time at Darien Lake PAC. And guess what? We've got your tickets.

The Counting Crows, along with The Wallflowers and Buffalo born and raised rocker Willie Nile, splashed across stage on Friday night at Canalside as thousands of fans braved the downpour and took the weather in stride.

The Counting Crows opened the Buffalo Place Rocks Canalside concert series with a great set, but the weather was another story.