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In 100 days, we'll be right where we belong 🫶 Who's counting down with us?

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@TheAFDPodcast Nice hat!

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Appetite For Distortion🎙️ @TheAFDPodcast

5 months ago

The story behind "Rocket Queen" is stuff of legend. The song was written for one specific girl, Barbi Von Grief. However, Adriana Dawn Smith often gets credit as she is the one you hear with Axl. Adriana reflects on the label she's been given and feelings toward Barbie:

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Appetite For Distortion🎙️ @TheAFDPodcast

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I've often said mental health is the secondary theme of this GN'R-centric podcast. Throughout the month, I'll share conversations we've had over the past 10 years. Starting with Dave Navarro and Billy Morrison...

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The Ohana Fest @TheOhanaFest

7 months ago

Save the Date: #OhanaFest returns to Doheny State Beach on September 25–27, 2026 to celebrate a decade on the beach 🤘 Sign up to be the first to know about our 2026 Lineup, tickets, festival updates, & more at https://t.co/MBP8krBU7f

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8 months ago

Bruce Springsteen Fans Slam Nosebleed Ticket Prices Bruce Springsteen is facing fresh backlash online as some fans question whether the pricing for his “Land of Hope and Dreams” American tour matches the inclusive, pro-democracy message he has been promoting in recent appearances and videos. A new Facebook post circulating among Springsteen listeners argues that working-class fans are being priced out of the very shows framed as a unifying celebration. In the post, Mj Alesse cites Springsteen’s on-camera remarks announcing the run, including his line that the shows would be “in celebration and in defense of America” and that “everyone… is welcome,” before contrasting that sentiment with what she describes as steep costs for upper-level and behind-the-stage seats in Pittsburgh. Alesse claims that two tickets for “nosebleed” seats can run hundreds of dollars in some markets, and that floor tickets can reach far higher totals, arguing that the short on-sale window and pricing structure undermine the idea that the concerts are meant to “connect us all.” She also stresses that she has long wanted to see Springsteen live but says the ticket costs made her reconsider attending this time. The complaints echo a broader debate that has followed major tours in recent years as fans point to dynamic pricing, limited lower-cost inventory, and the wider cost-of-living squeeze. Alternative Nation previously reported on similar criticism in coverage of Springsteen charging big prices on a political tour, with fans questioning affordability against his blue-collar reputation. For now, the Facebook post underscores how Springsteen’s long-standing image as a champion of everyday people can collide with modern arena economics, especially when tour messaging explicitly leans on themes of unity and inclusion.

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Bruce Springsteen is facing fresh backlash online as some fans question whether the pricing for his “Land of Hope and Dreams” American tour matches the inclusive, pro-democracy message he has been promoting in recent appearances and videos. A new Facebook post circulating among Springsteen listeners argues that working-class fans are being priced out of the very shows framed as a unifying celebration.

In the post, Mj Alesse cites Springsteen’s on-camera remarks announcing the run, including his line that the shows would be “in celebration and in defense of America” and that “everyone… is welcome,” before contrasting that sentiment with what she describes as steep costs for upper-level and behind-the-stage seats in Pittsburgh.

Alesse claims that two tickets for “nosebleed” seats can run hundreds of dollars in some markets, and that floor tickets can reach far higher totals, arguing that the short on-sale window and pricing structure undermine the idea that the concerts are meant to “connect us all.” She also stresses that she has long wanted to see Springsteen live but says the ticket costs made her reconsider attending this time.

The complaints echo a broader debate that has followed major tours in recent years as fans point to dynamic pricing, limited lower-cost inventory, and the wider cost-of-living squeeze. Alternative Nation previously reported on similar criticism in coverage of Springsteen charging big prices on a political tour, with fans questioning affordability against his blue-collar reputation.

For now, the Facebook post underscores how Springsteen’s long-standing image as a champion of everyday people can collide with modern arena economics, especially when tour messaging explicitly leans on themes of unity and inclusion.

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9 months ago

Alternative Nation's 2025 Singer of the Year is @taylormomsen!

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9 months ago

The mighty @LinkinPark are Alternative Nation's 2025 Band of the Year!

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10 months ago

@THEVinceRusso @jcwlunacy @JeffLane22 JCW should put clips/matches on YouTube like WWE does. 'Vince Russo Books James Storm In Pole Match' with the backstage segment/match, and 'Vince Russo Shoots On Triple H On JCW' would do well as individual video uploads.

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