Slash fans are facing a delay before the rocker's new video with Fergie is released - because the raunchy clip needs to be censored. He explains, "It's very controversial. I thought it was OK but apparently there's a lot of suggestiveness and we're having a rethink. There was a lot of t**s and a**." more

Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed the dates for his forthcoming tour of Canada. While the dates for the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta had been announced for some time Ozzy Osbourne has added four additional dates, stretching across the country into Ontario. more

Behemoth frontman Adam "Nergal" Darski, diagnosed with leukemia this summer, has checked in from a Polish hospital. "I finish the stage of pharmacological treatment and I am about to start the irradiation and then the marrow transplant. Yes, we've found a donor! Having searched for months, the foundation has found a person whose genotype is identical to mine." more

Gwen Stacy has announced plans to break up following one final show later this month. Since forming in 2004 the band has put out several releases, including albums with Ferret Music and Solid State Records. more

Charges have been dropped against the five DC9 employees charged in the beating death of Ali Ahmed Mohammed outside the club on October 15th just after an Agnostic Front performance. more

Megadeth's official fan club name has been changed to Cyber Army (once the name of the club in the 1990's) replacing MegaFanClub, which has been the club's name since 2004. A special live chat with Dave Mustaine this Wednesday, November 10th at 5:00 p.m. PST more

Ulcerate have finished recording their new album titled The Destroyers of All, which will be released via Willowtip Records on Jan 25th 2011 more

Agnostic Front will enter Mana Recording Studios in Tampa, FL today to begin recording the follow-up to their 2007 release, "Warriors." more

Ironic story of the day: Continuance, who released one album with Rise Records, have called it quits. more

After their initial reunion show sold out, The Ergs! have announced a second matinee show as they continue to work to raise money for Jackie Nixon. more

Sal Abruscato, who played drums on three Type O Negative albums as well as four Life Of Agony releases, is now the singer, songwriter and guitarist for A Pale Horse Named Death. more

Sigur Ros' Jonsi announces live album and DVD release details 'Go Live' is due out on November 29 more

The Slackers will be covering U2's 1983 classic, "New Years Day" from War on the A-Side of a new 7-inch and a dub version of the same on the flipside. more

Skeletonwitch have announced a limited-edition 7" trilogy via Prosthetic Records. The band recently re-recorded three tracks from their long out-of-print debut, "At One With The Shadows," for this series. Each edition will have one of those tracks, as well as another rarity more

It looks like Jetboy have found a new singer following the departure of Mickey Finn more

Hexen has inked a deal with Pulviersed Records for a new full-length album to be released in 2011 more

The Ghost Inside and For The Fallen Dreams will tour the UK next month along with Suffokate and Lower Than Atlantis. more

Yellowcard have posted their final studio update, indicating the completion of their full length debut for Hopeless Records. more

Here are the highlights from the announcement which says that Bozzett guides us through his years on the road with one of the world's most iconic bands, with stories Bon Jovi hoped to keep under wraps.

The switch from EMI to Universal has been rumored since May but was only recently confirmed. This marks another high-profile loss for EMI, who have parted ways with The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Radiohead in recent years.

Rainbow in the Dark: The Autobiography of Ronnie James Dio, the revealing memoir of the heavy metal master, was sold at auction to Jacob Hoye, Senior Director of Publishing at MTV Books, by Shawna Morey, in her first deal at Folio Literary Management, LLC. Renowned for his powerful, hard-driving vocals, Dio, lends that unique voice to recount his extraordinary journey from early pioneer in a burgeoning music movement to his undisputed reign atop the heavy metal landscape. He was born in a time and to a family so far removed from the hard-rocking world he would dominate for nearly five decades, but his unbounded passion and peerless talent broke barriers and legitimized heavy metal as an alternative art form. His creative genius made him a legend.

The band's 2011 shows will reunite Pulp's original lineup, who have not been onstage together since 1996. Pulp said that they "decided to get together and play some concerts next summer," in a statement. So far, the band's confirmed appearances are Barcelona's Primavera Sound Festival on May 27 and Live Nation's London festival Wireless with Barclaycard on July 3.

The axe icon was a guest on the Oliver Pocher Show on Friday night. During an interview Pocher cut to a five-minute spoof documentary about Rose, which featured Pocher playing the singer living alone with a dog called Slash.

On Monday, Simmons tweeted: "Been working every day, on and off on my Box Set... unreleased songs from over 30 years!!! Lots of toons. Maybe 200. Soon."

O'Brien invited his pal, Jack White, along as his first musical guest, and the two delivered some musical fireworks.

The U.K.-based indie has joined up with Manson to form a new label, Hell, etc., which will deliver Manson's new album in 2011. The singer will be responsible for creating and mixing the release and Cooking Vinyl will be on the hook for worldwide distribution, marketing and promotion.

Today, Mundell posted an official statement to fans on the Monster Magnet official web site.

"Candidly, it's something that I haven't given a lot of thought to, but it's something I'm willing to look into in the time I have left," said Crist, who chose to run for a seat in the Senate (but lost) instead of running for re-election. "Anything is possible."

This was a jam session "warm-up" to their legendary live show together that took place May 19, 1989.

"Caught in the Crowd" started with a simple, cycling, four chord guitar part that we (my collaborator/husband Keir Nuttall) had floating about for a while. At the time we were listening a lot to the Public Enemy song "He Got Game", which is a wistful and inspiring piece of hip hop. We realised that if we played around with cramming lots of syllables into each verse like a hip-hop tune, we could put a lot more detail into what is essentially a folk/pop song.

I've always like songs with stories, and "Caught In the Crowd" tells the story not of being bullied, or being a bully, but of being a bystander. People often ask me if the character of James is a real person and if the events in the song really happened. Well, all the things in the story are true, but they are more combinations of people both Keir and I went to school with, amalgamated into one character. I think we all did things in school we're not too proud of.

The Little Black Songbook of Bob Dylan features over 60 songs from Dylan's illustrious career, including "Blowin' in the Wind," "A Hard Rain's a-Gonna Fall," "Just Like a Woman," "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," "Lay Lady Lay," "Mr. Tambourine Man," "Like a Rolling Stone," "I Want You," "All along the Watchtower" and "The Times They Are a-Changin'."

During the show at the Santa Monica Airport, Metallica fan Jeff Loya lost a very personal item, and is looking for someone to come forward and assist in its recovery.

"I definitely wanted a man and a woman," Burton told NME. "The female vocal needed to be soft, not polarizing. But the male needed to have a bit more angst to it."

TouchChords Jimmie Vaughan: Blues Guitar Note-by-Note serves as a complete blues tutorial for users, showing chords, finger positions and tablature, all of which are brought to life by real-time recordings by Vaughan. The app's most recent update added new lessons on the use of minor pentatonic scales in blues soloing.

Lopez ran down the history: "You'd had a broken nose, appendicitis, a brain hemorrhage, a warning stroke, a hole in your heart, diabetes."

Frontman Dale Henderson says, "I'm producing the record along with Christian Olde Wolbers of Fear Factory in his studio here in Venice called LiL' Antwerp Studioz. He's also engineering the record as well� and doing one Heck of a job by the way!!!"

The band caps 2010 with performances in New York City at Terminal 5 (December 2) and Washington, DC at the 9:30 Club (December 3).

But, after an apparent change of heart, Reed not only sanctioned a Boyle cover of the song � one of the standout tracks from Reed's 1972 Transformer album � but he also became creatively involved in the production of Boyle's video for the song. The atmospheric video was shot around the banks of Loch Lomond, and Reed told Scotland's Sunday Mail, "I wanted to create a beautiful and intimate piece shot in Susan's native Scotland and she quickly agreed."

Michael has a special understanding and empathy for those facing certain life events. His connection to the pediatric and adult organ transplant departments at Riley Hospital for Children and Indiana University Hospital runs deep. As a child, Troy needed a kidney transplant and the hospitals were there for him. Although young, he vowed to give back to the hospital which saved his life.

As he was introduced, Frampton and his band kicked into "Show Me the Way," and the crowd �most quite well past their teen years � welcomed him with classic, heartthrob-induced shrieks and screams (Frampton responded to the crowd energy with an especially playful talkbox solo).