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It was quite a big deal when Motley Crue announced that they were ending their careers. It was even a bigger deal when they kicked off their final tour here in Grand Rapids at the Van Andel Arena! Thanks to fan demand, Motley Crue will say goodbye to Grand Rapids one last time!

This is going to be one epic summer of music in Grand Rapids! Fortunately, this concert is not in May because seemingly everything else is in May. Aerosmith is throwing us a bone and closing out the summer with a big show at Van Andel Arena on August 4!

Earth, Wind & Fire and Chicago have announced a North American co-headlining summer tour. The Chicago and Earth Wind & Fire Heart and Soul Tour kicks off July 15 in Concord, Calif., with 25 dates, including DTE Energy Music Theater in Clarkston on Aug. 26.

The legendary rock-and-roll duo Hall & Oates is making a return to Grand Rapids' Van Andel Arena on May 9!

The Band Perry, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga and John Legend have been added to the list of performers for "Stevie Wonder: Songs In The Key Of Life — An All-Star Grammy Salute." The Stevie Wonder tribute concert, which is next week in Los Angeles, is honoring Wonder's career with a medley of some of his biggest songs. It airs as a prime-time CBS special Feb. 16.

The first performers for the special "Stevie Wonder: Songs In The Key Of Life — An All-Star Grammy Salute" concert next month have been announced.

Rock icons Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band shaked down a sold-out Van Andel Arena on Tuesday night, on the road in support of Seger’s first new studio album in eight years, “Ride Out.” Also appearing was The J. Geils Band.

If you've never seen the Trans-Siberian Orchestra perform, don't even bother imagining what might unfold. It is something seemingly beyond the realm of reality that is being brought to Grand Rapids for Trans-Siberian Orchestra's performances at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Van Andel Arena.

The holidays are here and Greatest Hits 98.7 WFGR has a pair of front-row tickets to see Trans-Siberian Orchestra in Washington, D.C., with your name on them.

Cher has announced cancellation of all remaining dates on her Dressed To Kill (D2K) concert tour, including her Jan. 11, 2015, concert in Grand Rapids. She made the announcement Wednesday night, having been hobbled by a viral infection affecting her kidneys since September, according to AEG Live.

Cher is on the mend from her recent illness but her doctors have advised her recovery from a virus will take longer than previously expected. Because of that, her Dressed to Kill Tour concert previously scheduled Oct. 20 at Van Andel Arena has been postponed, according to spokeswoman Lynne Ike. The rescheduled Dressed to Kill (D2K) Tour dates, including a new date for the Grand Rapids concert, is

By John Sinkevics | Local Spins Less than a year after the death of The Orbit Room owner Don Dorshimer, the future of the longtime Grand Rapids concert venue is up in the air now that manager Ted Smith is leaving to head up booking at the new HopCat in Detroit.