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There are lots of exciting sporting events in August, including baseball games, tennis matches, wrestling matches, NASCAR races, and college football. Over the years, Aug. 15 has played a role in shaping sports. Keep reading to learn about memorable moments that occurred on this day in sports history.

Unforgettable Games and Remarkable Records

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Aug. 15 is a huge day in rock history. It’s the day when arguably the most well-known and influential festival in history opened its gates, but it was not the most attended show to take place on this date. Here are some of the major rock-related events that happened on this day throughout the years.

Breakthrough Hits and Milestones

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Rock band Asia released “Echo Of You” on Thursday. A music video came with it. The new track arrives ahead of their album Indigo, which hits shelves on Nov. 6. This 16-track collection is their first studio work since 2014’s Gravitas, the last one to star vocalist and bassist John Wetton, who passed away in 2017.

Keyboardist Geoff Downes and ...


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The Adopt the Arts Foundation will release a double vinyl album celebrating Paul Rodgers and Geezer Butler. Sound & Vision Live captures performances from March 2, when the first Palm Springs Sound & Vision Awards took place at the Plaza Theatre, and both legends were in attendance.

Only 2,000 copies will be pressed initially. Sales will fund music programs ...


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Slash appeared with The Lost Boys musical on Thursday night. The Guns N’ Roses guitarist played at the Palace Theatre in New York City for one show only.

A flyer appeared earlier on the production’s Instagram. It reads “The Lost Boys with Slash! Live at the Palace” and “One night only” next to Thursday’s date.


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