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The Counting Crows will be busy this summer, as they've added an entire new leg to their tour schedule.

Mother's Day. It's this Sunday, May 13. Don't have a gift yet? LavaTickets has a few ideas for you to make her smile...

Florence and her machine is ready for a fall tour. Are you?

The founding member of iconic rap/hip-hop/rock group Beastie Boys, Adam "MCA" Yauch, has died at 47 after a battle with cancer.

Country singer Carrie Underwood has big plans for the fall, and they probably include you.

Nicki Minaj - aka Black Barbie or the Female Weezy - has never been a tour headliner, despite making headlines almost every day. That's all changed now.

Original frontman Bradley Nowell may have left us back in '96, but Sublime picked up the old pieces and added a new one last year. And now you get to see those pieces on stage. 

Death Cab for Cutie has set up some summer plans for you. And now you know about them.

Demi Lovato recently had a rough go of it, but she's got a new platinum single and a tour to support her new album.

The piano troubadour and re-inventer of "Hallelujah" is hitting the road this summer, with new dates in July and August.

Alabama Shakes has been busy. They'll be a little bit busier with a headlining tour in July. 

As if life couldn't get any better for Metal/Hard Rock fans, System of a Down and Deftones go plan a tour together. 

Tupac recently made an appearance at Coachella. Well, a virtual Tupac made an appearance at Coachella. Now that specter could be making its way to a stadium near you...

Train released their newest studio effort, California 37, this month, and now they've got a little tour to go with it.

Rush announced three years ago that they were going on their last tour together. Well... they just announced a new tour. 

The iconic '80s hair metal band has decided to extend its stay on the road a little bit longer in 2012.

You've been waiting an entire year for this. But, now, Lollapalooza is finally (almost) here, and we've got the breakdown.

The wonders of science haven't exactly solved death or brought anyone back from the dead yet, but it sure came close on Sunday at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival. 

A few mainstays on the alternative rock circuit (Incubus and Linkin Park) will hit the road with newcomer MuteMath on the Honda Civic Tour late this summer. 

Madonna's 12th and newest album, MDNA, started off at the top of the charts when it dropped on April 4. Then it all went terribly wrong. 

Bruce Springsteen is a busy lad. He's added more stadium events for his summer tour.

Queen was going to take Adam Lambert to a festival, but that festival was canceled. That's not going to stop them from taking over London for a couple nights this summer.

Axl Rose is being Axl Rose. He's made a splash by snubbing the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Cee-Lo Green is giving Vegas its dose of the extraordinary and outlandish for a while, so we'll scoop you on the info.

For a few generations, fans have come to know Carlos Santana as one of the world's greatest guitar players. The legend will hit the road this summer from the great Midwest to the east coast to remind fans how great he truly his. 

Journey's got summer plans and they're bringing along a few friends. Those friends, and more, listed after the jump.

Some of you may have heard Fiona Apple's critically-acclaimed song "Criminal" (circa 1996) and wondered, "Whatever happened to...?" Well, nothing. Apple's got a new album and a new tour just around the bend. More after the jump. 

Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder was scheduled to start a solo tour in April, but don't jump in your cars just yet.

Every parents favorite distraction for their kids is about to come to a city near you. Get ready to get fresh.

Dover, Delaware is hosting a new music festival -- Firefly Music Festival -- and it's got quite a lineup.

The Cult will head to America in late May in support of its ninth studio album. "Love Song" ring any bells?

It seems that Jason Mraz has been out of the game for a while, but what do I know. He's back and he's got a four letter word for you this summer. 

Temper Trap has a new album on the way, so naturally, they'll hit the road. More after the jump.

In supprt of their 13th studio album, Duran Duran is set for a tour run through the U.S. and the world. 

Tenacious D has already got a plans to rock your face off in May, but now they've got a few June/July dates to help melt your summer woes.

Everyone's favorite "American Idol" judge is rejoining his bandmates in Aerosmith and heading out on a summer tour. Hide your mothers.

British alternative pop band Keane is making its way back to North America, and they're bringing a little strange with them.

Drake is set to begin another tour, but this time everyone will enjoy the rapper in the great outdoors.

Coroner's officials have ruled that Whitney Houston died by drowning, but that there were other contributing factors.

Gogol Bordello is coming back to North America to puch you in the face with Gypsy punk.

311 is hitting the road for their Unity Tour, this time with Slightly Stoopid.

Legendary rock group Crosby, Stills & Nash is going to be busy this summer. 

Former frontman of The White Stripes, Jack White, is getting ready to head out on his first solo tour and he's added a few new dates for fans to enjoy.

Collective Soul hasn't been on the road for a while, but they're bringing fans what they want with their new tour. 

Rock on the Range -- Columbus, Ohio's premiere musical attraction outside of Ohio State's marching band -- has revealed its lineup for the 2012 year.

Madonna - fresh off her Super Bowl halftime extravaganza - has announced a world tour that spans from May to November.

This shouldn't be a great shocker -- Justin Bieber's mom will publish a memoir of her role in her son's rise to superstardom. 

John Mayer was sidelined by a throat problem last fall, which caused canceled shows and really, really sad fans. Well, fans, there's new news from Mayer that may make you cry.

Brad Paisley's already got a tour, but now he's got a really, really big tour. More after the jump.

Nickelback was already planning a 39-stop North American tour, but they've added a few more dates for good measure.