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AT 50, STEVE GIBB STEPS ON STAGE FOR A RARE APPEARANCE — AND BEFORE A SINGLE NOTE IS SUNG, THE ENTIRE ARENA RISES AS ONE

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“At 84, music legend Paul Anka has quietly said something that left longtime fans stunned: the day he steps away from the stage is coming. No drama, no headlines — just a simple truth from a man who’s spent a lifetime turning feelings into songs. Supporters are now flooding social media with memories, prayers, and gratitude for the voice that helped shape generations. While Anka hasn’t shared details beyond his own reflection, the message feels clear: time moves, even for the greatest. For many, it’s not fear — it’s a reminder to cherish every performance, every note, every moment we still get to share with him.”

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