Van Halen with David Lee Roth on Tour!

Van Halen and David Lee Roth "Jump" back on tour for the first time in decades. Already gaining a lot of ground in ticket sales, this tour is looking to be a smash hit. The Van Halen with David Lee Roth tour kicked off on September 28th, 2007 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Wolfgang Van Halen took over the bass on the tour, with hard feelings by the original bassist who thinks that he should have been asked to join on the tour. So the band consists of David Lee Roth in front, Eddie Van Halen, Eddie's son Wolfgang Van Halen, and Alex Van Halen. Check them out in a city near you!
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Bruce Springsteen On Tour

The "Boss" is back! Bruce Springsteen is officially on tour, and will likely be coming to a city near you. He has tour dates with the E Street Band scheduled through late December, where he wraps up the tour overseas at the O2 Dome in London, England. Anticipation is high, as Bruce along with "Syl" from the Sopranos and Max from Late Night with Conan O' Brien play on the Today Show. Bruce's tours are always great successes and the tickets are always a hot commodity. This tour will be no different. There was a bit of controversy over Bruce Springsteen's new single, Radio Nowhere, as many claim it was too similar to the classic 867-5309 by Tommy Tutone. On top of that, it was released for free download on Apple's ITunes. With all the Bruce in the news, it wasn't surprising that his tour dates have been selling out fast.
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Led Zeppelin Reunited

Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones and John Bonham's son Jason Bonham are going to be playing a 2 hour set at London's O2 Arena on November 26. Originally set for a half hour set, the bandmates felt the chemistry, maybe mixed with a bit of nostalgia, and extended to a full 2 hour set of classics. The tour rumors have been flying around, and the only seeming road block to the tour is the latest release by Robert Plant in a duet with Alison Krauss. A tour is already scheduled for the pair, which would put off any Led Zeppelin tour for a little while. That isn't stopping the droves of Led crazed fans to gear up for a full fledged tour. The tickets for the reunion show sold out quickly at $250 a piece.