In Liverpool, Rose acknowledged his injuries at the end of the show, telling fans, "Thanks for coming out. You guys have been great. Thanks for putting up with my hobbling around. Be safe getting out of here."

He, Rick Parfitt, bassist Alan Lancaster and drummer John Coghlan will tour the UK and record an album next year. But the project will exist alongside the current Quo, which will also release a new record.

Made in America takes place Labor Day Weekend (Saturday, September 1st - Sunday, September 2nd) at Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park.

The 10-track album standard album and the deluxe 2-disc CD/DVD version will be officially released on June 5th.

Analog Man, features the new tracks "Analog Man" and "Wrecking Ball", as well as "Lucky That Way" a sequel to the classic "Life's Been Good."

Buzznet: You guys are working on your new album, I heard that it's being produced by Meldal-Johnsen, who most recently worked on M83's albums. How was it working with him on this album and how would you compare it to previous albums? Hayley: At this point, we have recorded one song with Justin. That time in the studio was easily the most relaxed, inspired, and liberating experiences we have had in any studio thus far. We are huge fans of his work not only as a producer but as a musician, writer and musical director. He wears all those hats well and with a lot of humility.

"I was extremely nervous beforehand about playing a long set, not knowing whether I'd be able to last," writes Iommi. "It turned out to be no problem whatsoever because Ozzy [Osbourne], Geezer [Butler] and Tommy [Clufetos] were nailing everything, no chance to feel tired! I'm really pleased with how it turned out, fantastic crowd and I want to say thank you to all of them for giving me such an amazing reception. On our way again at last!"

In support of their new album, "Clockwork Angels," the Canadian rockers will play the 2013 edition of the Sweden Rock Festival, which happens June 5-8, 2013 in S�lvesborg, Sweden.

The festival will feature 130-bands and all and we sent these details: Avicii, Bassnectar, The Roots, Iggy & the Stooges, The Shins, Weezer, Gotye, and The Civil Wars are also on tap to rock Zilker Park in October.

In 2010 Bjork and singer John Garcia decided to reactivate the old band, and while Homme refused to take part he gave them his blessing. They toured as Kyuss Lives with no issues until discussions began about recording a new album. At that point the former guitarist became unhappy.

The trek will be kicking off May 31st at The Black Sheep in Colorado Springs, CO and will hit select cities across the US through July 20th.

The band's second release will be available everywhere on May 29th via Community Music but you can listen now via NPR right here.

Blameshift will kick off their full US stretch this Thursday May 24th in their home town at Mulcahy's in Wantagh, NY.

The tour wraps on Saturday, May 26 when both bands are set to play at the Rocklahoma festival.

The figure pictured on their website is of a prototype that was submitted for approval.

The new album was recorded at The Motor Museum in Liverpool with producer Mike Crossey (Arctic Monkeys/Foals/Tribes) who has partnered with them on the production side since their debut album Box of Secrets in 2008.

Gage Speas "Je Suis Fini" was one of the first songs we wrote for our new record, "Find Your Worth, Come Home." One of the memorable things to me about this track is that I recall wanting to change the chorus when we were in the studio, but I was having major writer's block at the time. Later I was taking a shower and it came to me right away, so I scrambled out of the shower and wrote it down as fast I could so I didn't forget, haha.

We ended up choosing this track to make a video for because we felt it was a really good representation of the record as whole. Lyrically, the song is about finding your worth and rising up. Also of note is that this is the first song I ever really sang on and the end result is a good mix of both singing and screaming.

Phil Chamberlain: Musically, "Je Suis Fini" was built off of a few riffs our guitarists and Aaron and Corey had written. We worked on it in our practice space for a few days with each member of the band having a fair amount of input, which is different from some of the other tracks on the album where one particular person had a specific vision for the way the song should go and took the reigns for that particular song. The end result is one of our favorite tracks on the new album!

The guys also recorded a web-exclusive performance of "Back From Cali," a track from Slash's 2010 self-titled effort.

Rockers of all kinds took time to salute Dio, including James Durbin, currently out promoting his debut release, "Memories Of A Beautiful Disaster."

The 2011 album marked the band's 25th anniversary; it features six songs that were recorded back in 2005 at bassist Brian Wheat's J Street Recorders studio � which also serve as the last recordings with original member Tommy Skeoch � and six newly recorded tracks, including acoustic remakes of songs from Tesla's entire catalog and two brand new tracks, "Second Street" and "Better Off Without You."

The event � at the city's Synot Tip Arena - marked the first time Metallica performed their 1991 self-titled ("Black") album in its entirety.