- Don McLean 40th Anniversary Tour 2012
- American Pie hits the charts 40 years on
- Don McLean : UK Media Tour 8-13 Feb 2012 - Updated
- Don McLean Lifetime Achievement Award
- In concert in Jim Thorpe and Tarrytown
- Don McLean's "The Wrong Thing To Do" inspires hit record
- Don and friends Ed Begley, Jr and Lori Lieberman
- New band member - David Smith
- Don McLean - The Real Love
- New USA Concert dates
- Winter has Glastonbury in its grip
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Don McLean : American Troubabour
Documentary detailing the Don McLean story to air on PBS in March 2012.
Don McLean Lifetime Achievement Award
Don received the BBC Lifetime Folk Award on Feb 8th -
Don and Lori Lieberman
In 1973, Lori Lieberman's experience of watching Don McLean in concert at the LA Troubadour was captured in the song "Killing Me Softly With His Songs". Nearly 40 years later, on August 27th 2011, the pair meet for the first time at Don's show in Pasadena, CA...
Glastonbury
Don McLean performed for 100,000 on the Pyramid (main) stage at the Glastonbury Festival, UK, June 26th 2011.
American Pie LipDub
5,000 people parading through the streets of Michigan's second largest city, Grand Rapids, lip synching to Don McLean's "American Pie."
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Addicted to Black
Addicted to Black: Don McLean's latest studio album.
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The Don McLean Story
Don McLean shares his life story for the first time. Available from our store and all good book retailers.
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David New, a British fan, has a picture of Don McLean tattooed in color across his entire back. He was the first fan to do this in 1978.