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Patti Smith had a great show in Cincinnati with The National's Homecoming.
She sang 'I Need My Girl' with The National's singer and got a cool hoodie from Dave Willis.
Packing her things, Patti Smith is off to Washington D.C., with Michael Stipe and The Walkman members making appearances.

Bob Dylan made a surprise appearance at Farm Aid, playing with members of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
The performance included '60s classics like 'Maggie's Farm' and 'Positively 4th Street', with Dylan playing guitar on all three songs.
The event was kept secret, with even the Farm Aid crew unaware of Dylan's appearance, creating a buzz in the Dylan world.

The author questions if they are too old for music festivals, mentioning awkward conversations about their age at a festival they've been attending since their 30s.
Attending music festivals continues to make the author happy and is a significant part of their life, although they are unsure about the right age to stop going.
The post reflects on the joy of festivals, encounters with strangers questioning age appropriateness, and the author's love for music events despite concerns about aging.

San Diego in September brings a mix of gloomy mornings and scorching heat.
Robert Becerra's passing marks the end of an era for punk rock.
Despite challenges, Becerra's musical talent and impact on the punk rock scene are remembered fondly.

The latest radio show 'Busytown' features Mina Tavakoli and upcoming hosts on February 16th.
Attend a screening of 'Riotsville, USA' at Light Industry on February 16th.
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The Dada Drummer Almanach is taking a break for a tour featuring shows in the UK, Iceland, and France.
The author is excited to perform in London and Glasgow with friend Richard Youngs.
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