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Music, The Righteous Brothers concert in Lexington

Jun 3, 2026

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  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The group s number one hit You ve Lost That Lovin Feelin was ranked by Broadcast Music, Inc. as the most-played song on American radio and television in the 20th century. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_003 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The legendary act is best known for hits including Youâ€⠢ve Lost That Lovinâ€⠢ Feelinâ€⠢, which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and Unchained Melody, one of the groupâ€⠢s most enduring and recognizable recordings. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_001 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The groupâ€⠢s number one hit Youâ€⠢ve Lost That Lovinâ€⠢ Feelinâ€⠢ was ranked by Broadcast Music, Inc. as the most-played song on American radio and television in the 20th century. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_003 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The group is known for classic hits including Youâ€⠢ve Lost That Lovinâ€⠢ Feelinâ€⠢, one of the best-selling singles of all time, and has remained a touring act for decades. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_002 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD of The Righteous Brothers performs to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. Heard was personally chosen by founding member Bill Medley to join the Righteous Brothers in 2003, bringing the act back to the stage for the first time since Bobby Hatfieldâ€⠢s passing in 2003. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_004 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The groupâ€⠢s number one hit Youâ€⠢ve Lost That Lovinâ€⠢ Feelinâ€⠢ was ranked by Broadcast Music, Inc. as the most-played song on American radio and television in the 20th century. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_005 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx
  • June 3, 2026, Lexington, Massachusetts, USA: BUCKY HEARD (left) and BILL MEDLEY (right) of The Righteous Brothers perform to a sold-out crowd in Lexington, Massachusetts. The legendary act is best known for hits including Youâ€⠢ve Lost That Lovinâ€⠢ Feelinâ€⠢, which reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and Unchained Melody, one of the groupâ€⠢s most enduring and recognizable recordings. Lexington USA - ZUMAs379 20260603_znp_s379_006 Copyright: xDavexShrewsburyx