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by Samantha Coombes | Photos by WENN.com
2014 is going to be huge. Next years brings a smorgasboard of tours to celebrate reunions and anniversaries with Muse hinting at a tour to mark 20 years together, among many other bands hinting at special plans to mark a milestone.
Then, there's also a load of albums hitting the 20 year mark, plus, it's been 30 years since the controversial Frankie Goes To Hollywood told everyone to 'relax' in their own special way.
It appears 2014 is going to be the year for milestones in music history from all over the world. From the likes of Manic Street Preachers and Franz Ferdinand to Korn and Rammstein, they all have a reason to be celebrating in 2014. So there may be a few more exciting events planned for fans.
Take a look at our list of 21 anniversaries in 2014.
Australian star streaming album on iTunes
Chris Martin and co stun at iconic London venue
The rapper called them 'Disney music'
Last Shadow Puppets to work on 'X Men' style film
Band relaunch with brand new singer
Singer-songwriter is back
Band swap Glasto for East London pub
A weekend of metal mayhem guaranteed
Band follow Glastonbury gig with indoor shows
Legend addresses those miming rumours
If it's anything like the single, it will be awesome
Deceased a volunteer at the festival
Track is built on House of Pain's 'Jump Around'
Track from soundtrack for Zach Braff's new film
Sum shared between his mother, wife and sister
Trip hop legend returns with latest LP Adrian Thaws
Rapper made comments at BET Awards performance
Ed Sheeran, Metallica, Dolly Parton and more
Thousands of tents, beds and more left behind
Lawrence brothers were 'blown away' by revelation
'eez-eh' band touring in November
Legendary band will play 9 arena shows
Band ready to go 24 hours early
One booked whilst Metallica played Saturday
Lifetime film wasn't met with approval
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