A new report from Artisan News suggests these bands may get together for a huge massive festival tour in the summer.

Sixx's revelation came a day after vocalist Vince Neil admitted he was starting to ponder life after the Cr�e's impending Las Vegas residency in February.

The gig is one of the final US shows on the "Chinese Democracy" tour; the North American leg winds up on New Year's Eve in Las Vegas.

The L.A. concert was made available as the first of two GNR pay-per-view events through iClips; the next one comes up December 30 from Vegas.

The pair sit down for an interview at Tyler's New Hampshire home, recorded this past September, for the series' 2-hour premiere on Sunday, January 1 from 9-11 p.m. on OWN TV.

It's a Halloween 2012 adventure, sailing on October 31 from Miami to Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas.

In addition to his visionary work at Apple, Job was a lifelong Bob Dylan fan and � as reported in Walter Isaacson's recent biography � a guitarist. The Recording Academy's president and CEO Neil Portnow said the 2012 Trustee Award honorees � Jobs, bandleader Dave Bartholomew, engineer Rudy Van Gelder � as well as Lifetime Achievement Award honorees The Allman Brothers, Glen Campbell, Antonio Carlos Jobim, George Jones, the Memphis Horns, Diana Ross and Gil Scott-Heron, offered a variety of brilliance, contributions and lasting impressions on culture. "It is an honor to recognize such a diverse group of individuals whose talents and achievements have had an indelible impact on our industry," Portnow said.

Just as with Monday night's opener, the band were joined by many special guests, including former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted, Lou Reed, Kid Rock, Marianne Faithfull, Mercyful Fates's King Diamond, Hank Shermann, Timi Hansen and Michael Denner, Ray Haller (Sweet Savage) and John Bush (Armored Saint).

Consumers may bring up Dylan facts for each day of the year, from recording dates to past live events to career highpoints. This Day in Bob Dylan's song guide presents notes about songs from Dylan's first 12 studio albums.

"We can't tell you how happy we are to get back out on the road so soon, and with two amazing bands," says vocalist Austin Held. "The tour will be a trip through most western states, so east coast friends hang tight because we will get out to hang with you all soon! For now, please check out the new tour dates on our Facebook page and please don't forget to check out Burn Halo and Hell or Highwater. We will see you very soon!"

With an eerie story line tying together images of a child and what seems to be the workings of a religious cult, "Memorial" is the first song to be revealed from the forthcoming album, I Am Nemesis .

"Heavyweight" is the first single from Our Lady Peace's forthcoming album, scheduled for release in Spring 2012.

In a note posted to fans at www.ourladypeace.com, the group writes, "We feel that this is our most compelling recording since we formed this band. It's the record we've been trying to make for many years now. We now understand that the struggle to get here was not in vain." More details about the new album, which is currently being recorded with producer Jason Lader in Toronto and Los Angeles, will be released in the New Year.

Shaffer went to great pains to distinguish Fear and the Nervous System from Korn, telling I Heart Guitar, "I think people are expecting a lot of Korn-sort of sounding riffs, and I purposefully used a lot of six-string guitars � all six string guitars actually � on the record, and alternate tunings and different things to make sure I wasn't sounding like that."

Shaffer used many un-Korn-like instruments on the record, including a baritone guitar, a Gibson Thunderbird, and a Gibson Les Paul BFG. "It's really cool," Shaffer said. "It's got a humbucker in the bridge position and then a P90 in the neck position. I used that on a lot of the tracks."

Hagar also hosted a hugely successful series of concerts as part of his annual events in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Sold out markets thus far include: Duluth, GA; Los Angeles, CA (2 Shows); New Orleans, LA; Oakland, CA; Orlando, FL; San Diego, CA and Sunrise, FL.

Carnegie Hall celebrates a one-night musical marathon--two shows (7:30 and 11:30) with ticket prices ranging from $3.50 to $6.00--featuring FRANK ZAPPA (lead guitar, vocals) with Mark Volman (vocals, percussion); Howard Kaylan (vocals); Ian Underwood (keyboards, alto sax); Don Preston (keyboards, gong); Jim Pons (bass, vocals); and Aynsley Dunbar (drums). The package is accompanied by extensive liner notes in which GAIL ZAPPA describes these shows as "recorded Live in glorious MONO," they "represent the ONLY time Frank Zappa, with or without the Mothers of Invention, appeared at Carnegie Hall. Promoter Ron Delsener, who had to convince the venue's booker that Frank Zappa was "a very accomplished classical musician of several wind instruments like the cello, viola and harp," says "enjoy genius and smile, Frank is smilin' at you."

Rik performed as a guest artist with fantasy rock band "Sonic Elements" on a cover of the song "Red Barchetta" which features drums performed by legendary Rush drummer Neil Peart via a music software sample library called "Neil Peart Drums" by Sonic Reality.

The band recently completed work on the album with producer Cameron Mizell (I See Stars, Sleeping With Sirens) at Chango Studios in Casselberry, FL. A track titled "Deal With It" from the album can be listened to on the band's Facebook page located here.