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Queens of the Stone Age kicked off their European run in Solna, Sweden, and gave longtime fans something extra from the vault.

The band brought back two deep cuts from Era Vulgaris while playing support dates with System of a Down, adding a rarer catalog moment to the tour. For fans who follow set lists closely, those older songs turned the opening night into more than just another stop. It gave the European run a throwback edge while keeping the band’s live show loud, sharp, and built for big rock crowds. ⚡️🎶

Which live concert moment hits harder: rare deep cuts or the biggest hits?

Alan Jackson’s farewell concert at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium became a huge night for country music and a major fundraiser.

More than 50,000 fans gathered for the show, which raised $2.25 million for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease research. The concert gave fans one more massive stadium moment with one of country’s most familiar voices while also tying the night to a cause connected to real medical research. For longtime listeners, it was part goodbye, part celebration, and part reminder of how big Jackson’s career has been across generations. ✨

Would you rather see a farewell concert in a stadium or a smaller theater?