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The following area concerts recently were announced.

Video - A group of neighbors in Blue Spring, Missouri, have come together for a nightly UFO spotting session that seems to have united them and even has local media buzzing. Is this a new kind of neighborhood . . .

UFO's Phil Mogg hopes bassist Pete Way will return to the fold

Guitarist Mike McCready goes from Pearl Jam to UFO, and back again, so support a worthy cause.

UFO's Phil Mogg hopes bassist Pete Way will return to the fold

At least one album cover featuring a monkey? Check. Twenty-five-minute-long space jams? Yup. A badass guitarist who played like he was being chased by someone who wanted to take his booze away? You know it. Basically, UFO encapsulated everything ridiculous,

After a string of worldwide hits, the band called it quits, but is now back on tour. The 1970s was the heyday for hard rock, and one of the premier groups of that era, UFO, is coming to Prague's Rock Café with founding members vocalist Phil Mogg and drummer Andy Parker.

Two quirky performance ensembles that developed in a steel town will help SteelStacks, the arts and cultural campus built on the site of the former Bethlehem Steel plant, celebrate its first birthday this weekend. Pittsburgh-based Squonk Opera and Zany Umbrella Circus will perform free and ticketed shows in the shadow of the blast furnaces. Squonk's "Astro-Rama," which re-creates a UFO and ...

Video - A tween girl, out with her family for a visit to Pismo Beach at night, caught a scary looking, flipping UFO as it careened across the darkened sky. What is it? The young girl, possibly the youngest . . .

Plus, 2012 Ozark UFO Conference, Nate Powell, Kaya Jones and more by Robert Bell FRIDAY 4/13 2012 OZARK UFO CONFERENCE 8 a.m. Best Western Inn of the Ozarks. $90. Scoff all you like, all you scoffers and skeptics and naysayers and demanders of peer-reviewed studies. But you cannot deny this fundamental truth: It's way more fun to believe in aliens and past lives and ESP and ancient Mayan ...

The 'Love Will Eat You Alive' group recorded 'I'm a UFO in this City' in Los Angeles and singer and guitarist Steven Batelle feels it was the first time his more adventurous concepts were taken seriously.