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In anticipation of ‘Life, Love & Hope,’ Boston have given a preview of things to come. The band has released the first single, ‘Heaven on Earth,’ which you can hear above.

The countdown to the next new batch of Boston recordings has begun in earnest, and although the Dec. 3 release date for the band's first new LP in 11 years might still feel pretty far away, at least we now have a record cover to look at while we wait.

Boston will reportedly release their first album since 2002 this fall. It's the sixth from the classic band, and the first to be released since singer Brad Delp committed suicide in 2007.

One of the ‘70s’ most remarkable breakthrough success stories turned sour with the release of an second album that redefined the “sophomore slump” – and all because it was so late on arrival.

Classic rockers Aerosmith, the J. Geils Band and Boston are among the performers who will take part in the Boston Strong benefit concert, which takes place at Boston's TD Garden at 7PM tonight (May 30). The concert will also stream live at Billboard.com.

Aerosmith and Boston will headline 'Boston Strong: an Evening of Support and Celebration.' The concert will take place at the TD Garden on May 30.

Tom Scholz of Boston has filed suit against Barry Goudreau, who played guitar of the band's first two albums. The guitarist-songwriter-inventor claims that Goudreau is using his former band's name in a manner that both violates a legally binding agreement they made.

The second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing has been captured. Dzokhar Tsarnaev was taken into police custody Friday night -- five days after the bombing that left three dead and left more than 100 injured, police said. The 19-year-old was apprehended after a manhunt that began Thursday night with the fatal shooting of an MIT officer and extended into the evening hours on Friday.

During a press conference Thursday afternoon (Apr. 18), the FBI identified two suspects in the Boston Marathon Bombing case. Photos and videos were revealed and the FBI asked for the public's help in identifying these two men.

Boston's Tom Scholz is almost as well-known for his litigious ways as he is for his musical gifts, but it looks like his latest lawsuit will end in defeat.

Long breaks probably prevented them from becoming even bigger, but Boston managed to crank out plenty of classics during their peak years.

This truck spewed hundreds of gallons of ink all over the highway outside Boston on Wednesday. Pretty colors! Ink is one of the most expensive liquid materials, so this might be one of the priciest truck spills in history (though the whale spill of 2004 still goes down as the grossest). Check out the video below: