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The former manager of Motley Crue and Bon Jovi, and Kiss' current manager, says corporate greed has "killed the reef."

They're playing a stacked lineup alongside other rock and metal royalty.

The Festival of Trees parade is back!

Back in 1987, Cher appeared on the show with two new hit singles.

A show sure to entertain the kids is coming to Dubuque!

Dos Amigos tour across the U.S. will also include country star Dwight Yoakam.

Is the Quad Cities actually the Upside Down?

The rockers are rebooting one of their biggest stage productions to celebrate their 45th anniversary.

Sometimes it's best to leave well enough alone.

Picture this: a charming downtown, holiday lights twinkling, and the smell of warm cookies wafting through the air. That's Moline this Saturday!

Have you seen the "POTATO BED" trend yet? You surround yourself with pillows, so it kind of looks like you're inside a baked potato.

A mom in Tennessee called the cops on Friday after her 10-year-old son stole her car and drove himself home without her.

It was 50 years ago that the Boss and the E Street band played in Europe for the very first time, but it was not exactly a pleasant experience.

This is your one-stop shop for everything that happens throughout the Dwyer & Michaels Morning Show - in-studio photos, the videos discussed, and the goofy stuff we find throughout the show.

A JetBlue flight from Boston to Tampa had to turn around and make an emergency landing last week . . . after someone vaped WEED in one of the bathrooms, and the crew inhaled it.

The '80s accordion maestro used a hilarious video to reveal that his Bigger & Weirder trek will continue next year starting May 26

Christmas festivities are starting in Downtown Davenport!

The former Allman Brothers Band guitarist will play two sets each night featuring material from his time with the group, as well as songs from Gov't Mule and his own solo work.

Aren't we all so excited for the drive home?

National parks prohibit visitors from coming within 100 yards of wildlife — especially dangerous predators like wolves, bears and mountain lions that roam freely in parks like Yellowstone.

The classic rock legends will bring their Double Trouble Double Vision trek to 19 cities starting July 23 in Atlanta.