The Heartbreakers to Perform in Full for First Time Since Tom Petty’s Death

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What happened

In addition, the Tom Petty estate announced a massive new box set chronicling his early work, Origins 1971-1978…

Key facts

  • In addition, the Tom Petty estate announced a massive new box set chronicling his early work, Origins 1971-1978…
  • Reported by Rolling Stone and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 15:39:44 UTC.

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