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The Stone Temple Pilots are suing former frontman Scott Weiland, accusing him of misusing the band's name to further his solo career.
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President Barack Obama is showing singer-songwriter Carole King that she has friends at the White House.
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The former owner of a Santa Cruz party bus company pleaded not guilty Friday to vehicular and voluntary manslaughter charges.
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An instrument with a legendary pedigree, stolen during a '78 riot, was finally returned to former Jefferson Starship rocker Pete Sears.
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An instrument with a legendary pedigree, stolen during a '78 riot, was finally returned to former Jefferson Starship rocker Pete Sears.
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The owner of a Santa Cruz bus company was arrested on manslaughter charges in the death of a woman who fell out of a party bus.
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Beyonce is canceling her Tuesday concert in Belgium because of dehydration and exhaustion.
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Filled with gourmet food, wine, and a lot of music, Napa Valley's Wine Country is rocking with the first ever Bottle Rock Festival.
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Filled with gourmet food, wine, and a lot of music, Napa Valley's Wine Country is rocking with the first ever Bottle Rock Festival.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has a look at some of the best ways to keep kids busy during the long summer months.
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7 On Your Side's Michael Finney has a look at some of the best ways to keep kids busy during the long summer months.
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Chuck Leavell sat down with ABC7 News anchor Dan Ashley for an exclusive one-on-one conversation.
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Chuck Leavell sat down with ABC7 News anchor Dan Ashley for an exclusive one-on-one conversation.
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Napa Valley is getting ready to host some huge acts at the inaugural "BottleRock" including the Black Keys and Jackson Browne.
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Napa Valley is getting ready to host some huge acts at the inaugural "BottleRock" including the Black Keys and Jackson Browne.
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ABC7 News anchor Dan Ashley sings "Dead Flowers" with Rolling Stones music director Chuck Leavell.
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Rolling Stones longtime keyboardist and music director Chuck Leavell performs "Losing Hand" for ABC7 News.
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ABC7 News anchor Dan Ashley sat down for a 1-on-1 with Rolling Stones music director Chuck Leavell.
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The lead singer of the Grammy-nominated metal band As I Lay Dying was in jail Wednesday in Southern California on suspicion he tried to hire an undercover detective to kill his estranged wife.
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One customer who paid Ticketmaster $33 for a t-shirt was unhappy when it arrived with a hole in it.
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One customer who paid Ticketmaster $33 for a t-shirt was unhappy when it arrived with a hole in it.
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What better way to get excited about the Golden State Warriors' possible series-clinching Game 5 against the Denver Nuggets than with a Dub Nation anthem?
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With many consumers fed up with the frustrating captcha system, Ticketmaster plans on rolling out a new verification method soon.
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With many consumers fed up with the frustrating captcha system, Ticketmaster plans on rolling out a new verification method soon.
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At the annual White House Correspondents' dinner, President Obama got to deliver some jokes and jabs at people and issues.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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The America's Cup in SF is ramping up for the summer and organizers are now hiring.
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What if you bought concert tickets, but the date changed and no one told you? That's exactly what happened to one Bay Area man.
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What if you bought concert tickets, but the date changed and no one told you? That's exactly what happened to one Bay Area man.
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A party's being planned to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Paramount Theater's reopening, one of art deco's grandest landmarks.
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A party's being planned to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Paramount Theater's reopening, one of art deco's grandest landmarks.
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BART police have reopened the 12th Street BART station following an investigation into a fatal shooting in downtown Oakland overnight.
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Jimmy Kimmel decided to see how many concert goers would lie to prove their indie music knowledge.
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A special benefit concert called Sing for America will be held Sunday evening at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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The new Exploratorium will feature impressive outdoor exhibits such as a fog sculpture created by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya.
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HTC is already getting good reviews for its new smartphone that they hope will woo customers away from Apple and Samsung.
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HTC is already getting good reviews for its new smartphone that they hope will woo customers away from Apple and Samsung.
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California state lawmakers are talking about a measure that would make it easier to navigate both sides of a ticket transaction.
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The history of the blues in the East Bay runs deep and on Saturday, they'll celebrate that legacy at the West Coast Blues Hall of Fame.
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The history of the blues in the East Bay runs deep and on Saturday, they'll celebrate that legacy at the West Coast Blues Hall of Fame.
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Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of ABC7 News? Well, it's not all serious business. We like to have fun, too!
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A San Rafael girl struck by an arrow outside the Lawrence Hall of Science last week received a surprise care package from her favorite pop star.
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A sea lion is breaking new ground by proving humans aren't the only species that can appreciate the sounds of Earth Wind and Fire.
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Singer Michelle Shocked is on a campaign to rehabilitate her image after she went on an anti-gay rant at a concert in San Francisco.
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Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of ABC7 News? Well, it's not all serious business. We like to have fun, too!
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They may be a little late to the party, but the Backstreet Boys have just posted their version of the Harlem Shake.
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Bids for a copy of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" album signed by the Beatles are higher than anticipated.
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SF Symphony musicians are playing a concert in Hayes Valley to draw attention to the economic impacts of their ongoing strike.
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