Although the magazine was unable to confirm the possibility with agents for the artists at the William Morris Agency, they did report that sources said that at least one other rock act would be included. (maybe Metallica? That's just an antiMusic guess).
All three artists have multi-platinum releases under their belt, so a stadium tour is not out of the question. We will follow up once something solid develops.
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