Seventeen shows are gone, starting with Friday night in Davenport and ending with Hardly Strictly Bluegrass in San Francisco. Here is what the band actually said, what it did not say, and where the reporting disagrees.

On a new episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rick Springfield describes the night his Australian pop band’s Vietnam troop tour turned into a firefight outside Da Nang – and what the soldiers told him the next morning.

In her first interview since Dolly Parton’s death, Stella Parton told CBS Mornings that the last thing her sister asked her for was prayer – and that Dolly kept her cancer from much of the family so nobody would worry.

Mike McCready played the national anthem on a battered Stratocaster, then went back out at halftime to stand in with Soundgarden while Taylor Momsen sang Chris Cornell’s parts. Viewers at home saw almost none of the second half of that night.

Billy Joel says surgeons implanted a shunt in his brain to treat normal pressure hydrocephalus, and that his doctors warned every loud concert was giving him “something like a concussion.” The 77-year-old told fans not to worry: “I’m not going anywhere.”