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War and the Average White Band Hard Rock Live, Hollywood Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Better Than: Hearing both of these groups play in another 10 years.

WN was singing the refrains of "Why Can't We Be Friends?" from the classic group "War." Apparently, we've got more readers in Australia these days .

Reggaeton star Daddy Yankee presents his newly redesigned website DaddyYankee.com at this VIP soiree.

Get ready for a rock 'n' roll homecoming. The '70s band War, responsible for megahits "Why Can't We Be Friends?" "Low Rider" and "The Cisco Kid," got its start playing in San Pedro, and this weekend it'll make its return.

WAR is best known for their songs Low Rider, The Cisco Kid, and Why Can't we be friends.

The - 70s funk group WAR has a much-loved hybrid sound that, in its own way, conjures the perpetual summertime feel of Southern California as thoroughly as the Beach Boys.

Multicultural funk is coming to Hard Rock Live thanks to WAR and Average White Band .

War, what is it good for? Hopefully a lot of sold tickets when the funk band brings "Low Rider, "Spill the Wine" and "Why Can't We Be Friends?" to the Solano County Fair on July 24.

SOME IDEAS just make sense. Well, at least to me. For instance, I had no problem understanding why Ziggy Marley was the right candidate to put out a children's CD.

Pop Evil will perform at the 2009 Muskegon Summer Celebration on June 25. Give 'em an "American Idol," some "Pop Evil," a little "White Trash," another shot of country and it's clear that there's going to be a "War" at Muskegon's 2009 Summer Celebration.

It took some enhancements to maintain its figure, but Pittsburg's Creative Arts Building is still looking good approaching its 50th birthday.

Clean dogs may not be as happy as we are when we have a bath, but boy, do they smell better! Celebrity Dog Wash means clean pups, money for shelter animals.

Listen, can you hear it? That choked gurgling is the sound of newspapers drowning in a pool of ink.

Drummer Harold Brown went to see War, the band he started 40 years earlier but now includes only one original member, keyboardist Lonnie Jordan.

WAR's self-described brand of universal street music has left a mark on the music industry for the past 40 years.

Every year, musicians whose music has become an irreplaceable and indispensable part of our lives are inducted into the world-famous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Multi-platinum, multi-cultural recording group WAR will perform live in Washington's historic Union Station for the Latino Inaugural Gala - "Renewing America's Promise, Celebrando el Cambio" two days before the ...