The band used the web to inform fans via Twitter and a Youtube video that that they will be playing 50th anniversary shows in London at the O2 Arena on November 25 and 29th and Stateside they will be playing at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey on December 13 and 15th and end the video with the tease "maybe a few friends will be joining us."

During Manson's set at DTE Energy Music Theatre on Friday night Clarkston, MI, Manson complained about his coheadliner Rob Zombie telling fans "I'm going to kick his a**," over his abbreviated 80 minute set, according to Mlive.com

Due November 6, "Music From Another Dimension," is the Boston band's 15th studio album.

Green Day recently ceased all live and promotional appearances in support of their newly-released album "�Uno!" following a recent onstage meltdown by frontman Billie Joe Armstrong in Las Vegas, which resulted in the singer currently seeking treatment for substance abuse.

Van Halen took the honors after nearly half a million total votes were cast in the magazine's first-ever Greatest Guitarist poll.

"[Black Sabbath] is in the studio right now with Rick Rubin recording," Sharon told Sydney's Triple on Friday. "And they are going to be touring here in the Spring of next year. Definitely."

In court papers the sacked singer says touring musician Jason Saunders was approached by his former colleagues over a year ago � and when he refused to take Tate's job, he found himself dismissed.

Simon: "Electra" was the last track that we recorded with Ronnie and it was going to be on Magica II and III. I think the plan was that we were going to re-record it. It is on The Very Beast of Dio Vol. 2.

There were three, or four, songs that he had been working on for Magica II and III. They were just demos, unfortunately. Wendy is in charge of all that and I am not sure what will happen. At some point, maybe, they will come out. We will have to see what Wendy wants us to do with them.

"I think a blog is supposed to be written," begins Alice, "but I'm a terrible typist, so I figured I'd just spout off at you, instead. I am a techo-tard. You get a lot more me on Nights With Alice Cooper but, as I say, there's always room for more�so thought I'd ramble on about what's going on in my life and head this week."

The concert is taking place at Mill City Nights located in the warehouse district of Minneapolis, Minnesota tomorrow Tuesday, October 16 and will be aired live starting at 12:00pm ET / 9:00pm PT exclusively on AXS TV.

The group recently released "Been Away Too Long," the first single from the project; earlier this year, Soundgarden issued another tune, "Live To Rise," as part of the soundtrack for the film, "Marvel's The Avengers."

Originally released in 1990, Spiritual Healing marked a new turn in the Death discography, one which ushered in cleaner production, a new level of boundary pushing musicianship and songwriting skills that were previously unimaginable from a metal band. Spiritual Healing sets the standard for riffs, insane time changes and of course mainman Chuck Schuldiner's masterful guitar solos.

"Heads up world," posted the band. "On the heels of the unprecedented demand in Australia, where the DVD entered the charts at #1, the US, Canada, UK and Europe are increasing their initial expectations for the DVD and as such the release date is being pushed back to allow for manufacturing needs to meet the demand."

The exhibits will open to the public on Thursday, October 18 to coincide with Berry's 86th birthday and kick-off the 17th annual American Music Masters series, Roll Over Beethoven: The Life and Music of Chuck Berry, beginning Monday, October 22 through Saturday, October 27.

Drums will be recorded by producer John Haddad [Exhumed, Phobia] at Trench Studios, while Derek Donley [Bereft] will be handling recording duties for all other elements. Andrew Schneider [Unsane, Cave In] will be mixing the album and David D'Andrea will be working with the band again on artwork and layout.

Vocalist and guitarist Sacha Dunable comments: "After a year of intense, full-time writing mode, we are elated to begin recording our fourth full length this week. It's a little early to have perspective on how it compares to our past records, but it should be a banger. Expect a wildly technical, emotionally charged, organic sounding record."

This song came into being after Tyler [Villard, guitar] had been reading a bunch of conspiracy theory books, most notable Behold A Pale Horse by William Cooper and a few others about Nikola Tesla.

The track is the third one to be offered up from the set, which documents the band's 2007 reunion at London's 02 Arena.

Sammy rocked four shows at his Cabo Wabo Cantina, performing a different set each night that included guests like Chickenfoot bandmates Michael Anthony and Joe Satriani, Matt Sorum, Kenny Chesney, Billy Duffy of The Cult, Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains, and Denny Carmassi of Montrose.

"Man, this is hand's down the best birthday bash yet!" wrote Hagar. "Hangin' at the beach with my family and friends, then my buddy [chef] Emeril [Legasse] cooked us an amazing dinner and we all headed to the Cabo Wabo where Kenny Chesney brought the whole band down and tore it up for 3 hours! The fans were so off the hook I just had to hit the stage and jam on a couple songs with Kenny -- and we even got Emeril on stage with us to sing back up on "I Can't Drive 55".

The band did some Letterman doubly-duty: they played the new single, "Hell Or Hallelujah," on the regular program, while also performing a 10-song set on the 50th Live On Letterman concert webcast.

The series chronicles the making of the band's third studio album, "Afterglow," which will be released on October 30.