Joining the oldies but goodies on the road this year are The Who, U2 and perhaps the Rolling Stones. Did I see that Chicago is still out there? I'm sure REO Speedwagon will be touring with Styx and Kansas again.
Go back 30 years and I'd be excited, maybe.
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On the other hand, it's a testament to the enduring power of music and good songs. If you can still play and people are willing to come see you, why not?
And I can't point fingers. I'm over half a century old. Guess what I'm doing this summer? It might not be at Red Rocks or some massive amphitheater by a landfill, but we'll be getting Cheesey and having a blast.
Long live rock, be it dead or alive. Or older.
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