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When it comes to classic rockers on kids' media, there are a million examples I could've brought you. Out of the millions of examples, here are seven that are not just cute, but totally weird. Here are seven of them, in no particular order.
MIchael Atkins-Prescott|
John Carpenter is a master at horror, well known for the original Halloween movie and many more, of which he composed or co-composed the music. Bloody Disgusting reports that this October, Carpenter will release John Carpenter: Anthology II.
Renee Hansen|
A new album from the Rolling Stones is usually an event in itself. This time around the band look to be teasing fans and the music industry with a slightly unusual initial launch. 
StevieMac|
New wave band Devo has announced they will retire from touring after their farewell tour Celebrating 50 Years of DE-Evolution. Mark Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale, two of the founding members of the band, talked to The Guardian about retiring from touring
Renee Hansen|
Many musicians have added to their resume by taking a shot at acting. While some have failed miserably, others have done an impressive job. Other musicians only want a quick opportunity to appear in a movie or show and have done so by cameo appearances.
Renee Hansen|
Bob Dylan must love his last studio album Rough and Rowdy Ways, which he released in 2020. He’s still adding new dates in the US to that album tour and taking the gigs into 2024.
StevieMac|
David Bowie made four appearances on Saturday Night Live before his death in 2016, and during one appearance, an actor denied the musician a request to change roles with him for a skit.
Renee Hansen|
Phil Collins has never kept his opinions about Paul McCartney to himself, but what does the former Beatle think of the frontman's harsh criticism?
Hannah Furnell|
On November 17, 2023, Dolly Parton will release her latest album, Rockstar. After being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002, Parton thought she needed to earn that recognition with a rock and roll album.
Renee Hansen|
The video for Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was filmed on August 17, 1991, after the band advertised for 18-25 year-olds dressed as high schoolers to form the audience in the video.
Renee Hansen|
Pink Floyd's iconic "Another Brick In The Wall" is at the center of an amazing scientific breakthrough that's straight out of science fiction.
MIchael Atkins-Prescott|
Green Day celebrates 30 years of the album Dookie with a re-release extended edition with several surprises. Reprise will release the limited edition six LP vinyl and four CD pack in September.
Renee Hansen|
In 2006, when Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards fell from a palm tree while on holiday in Fiji, many tabloids reported that he was severely injured and close to death. Now all these years later, those alarmist reports are merely a strange memory.
MIchael Atkins-Prescott|
Talking Heads will reunite at the Toronto Film Festival 2023, the first the band has been together since their 2002 induction to The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Renee Hansen|
Def Leppard would receive devastating news on December 31, 1984. Drummer Rick Allen was involved in a car accident that severed his left arm. A year and a half later, on August 16, 1986, the band would perform at Monsters of Rock featuring Rick Allen.
Renee Hansen|
On August 16, 1977, the Australian band, The Farriss Brothers, later known as INXS, made their debut performance at Whale Beach in Sydney. The band would reach global status with the release of their third album Shabooh Shoobah.
Renee Hansen|
ABBA, the Swedish rock band, released "Dancing Queen" on August 15, 1976, and the song quickly became a hit worldwide. The song is a Europop version of American disco music still popular on the dance floor today.
Renee Hansen|
On August 15, 1965, The Beatles would perform at Shea Stadium in New York, a highlight of the 1965 tour. The footage from this performance would be documented in a 50-minute long film.
Renee Hansen|
Billed as “three days of peace and music," The Woodstock Music and Art Fair began on August 15, 1969. Overall considered a success despite many setbacks. On the 54th anniversary of the event, we explore the long list of interesting stories and facts.
Renee Hansen|
On August 14, 1971, The Who would release their fifth studio album, the follow-up to their rock opera, Tommy. Who's Next would feature many iconic songs, win Album of the Year, and is considered the best album in the band's discography.
Renee Hansen|
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