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Grammy winner James Blunt doesn't have a U.S. tour on the books at the moment, but he's scheduled to play a free show at Downtown at the Gardens, a mall in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

The concert will take place Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. in the mall's center court area. Fans can win VIP meet-and-greet packages beginning via local radio station WRMF; details are available at the station's website. ...continued
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Country star Toby Keith will spend the last half of February touring Canada as he begins to ramp up his roadwork in support of his new album, "Bullets in the Gun."

The Canadian swing kicks off Feb. 22 in Regina, Saskatchewan, before moving on to Alberta and British Columbia. ...continued
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Country great George Jones will be hospitalized in Nashville overnight, but expects to be back home by Thursday (1/6), according to a statement issued Wednesday (1/5) by his publicist.

According to the statement, Jones, 79, underwent a "routine health checkup" on Wednesday and doctors admitted him overnight so that they could monitor an undisclosed health issue. ...continued
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Snoop Dogg will get the party started later this month in anticipation of his forthcoming album, "Doggumentary Music."

The iconic West Coast rapper will begin promoting his 11th effort with a Jan. 18 performance in San Francisco. So far, the tour bus is slated to stop by clubs and theaters in 11 cities before wrapping up Feb. 3 in Wichita, KS. A four-date Australian leg in mid-April is also on the schedule, which is shown at right. ...continued
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It's been five years since alt-metal band Alter Bridge arrived in the wake of Creed's break-up, with Creed alumni Mark Tremonti (guitar), Scott Phillips (drums) and Brian Marshall (bass) recruiting Myles Kennedy, formerly of the Mayfield Four, as the frontman.

Though Creed has since regrouped, Alter Bridge is still going strong, hitting the road behind their new album, "AB III." Fans have three more chances to catch Alter Bridge's current tour: Tonight (1/5) the Marquee Theatre in Tempe, AZ; Friday (1/7) at Trees in Dallas and Saturday (1/8) at Warehouse Live in Houston. ...continued
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