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One of Australia's most beloved rock bands is getting back together after four decades apart. Australian Crawl's original members will perform 10 concerts this fall alongside Men At Work and other Aussie music legends.
Music composer Hamsalekha and actor-director V Ravichandran brought 7,000 fans to tears of joy when they reunited on stage in Bengaluru, ending a split that had shadowed their legendary partnership for nearly three decades. The duo who created Kannada cinema's golden era in the 1990s performed their greatest hits together, proving that time heals even the deepest wounds.
Legendary Akron band Devo is coming home for the first time in nearly two decades, and they're bringing family along for the ride. The April concert will feature cousin Al Mothersbaugh's band as the opening act, keeping the musical reunion truly in the family.
Legendary New Zealand rock band Split Enz brought their reunion tour to a capacity crowd in Hamilton, proving their iconic songs still resonate decades later. The band's four original members delivered an electrifying performance that had the entire arena on their feet.
After years apart due to military service, global sensation BTS brought their reunion tour to Tokyo Dome, drawing tens of thousands of devoted fans. Even ticketless supporters gathered outside just to share in the joy of the group's long-awaited return.
K-pop supergroup BTS kicked off their first world tour in four years with a sold-out show near Seoul, launching what will become the biggest tour in K-pop history. The seven-member group reunited after completing military service, topping charts worldwide with their new album "Arirang."
K-pop superstars BTS reunited after nearly three years apart, and 18.4 million fans around the world tuned in to watch their Netflix comeback concert. The free livestream reached viewers in over 190 countries, marking one of the platform's biggest live music events.