Wood said the band may perform under their Cockroaches alias in between breaks from rehearsing in Paris.

The event followed a series of official premieres, which happened in New York, London, Berlin and Tokyo.

The tour hit Camden's Susquehanna Bank Center Friday night (October 19) and rocked without any unplanned incidents.

"KISS is a comic-book rock band," said Tyler in a recent interview with 102.5 The Bone in Tampa Bay, Florida. "They've got a couple of hits, but they're more, they're comic book � you see them in their spackled faces."

Currently promoting his new memoir, "Makeup To Breakup: My Life In And Out Of KISS," Criss appeared on the "Jim Kerr Rock & Roll Morning Show" on WAXQ-FM / Q104.3 radio in New York City on Tuesday, where the drummer was asked for his reaction to Tyler's comments. "In my book, I really talk about our tour � the last tour we did with [Aerosmith]," replied Criss. "I found those guys to be sweethearts. I felt honored to be on stage with Aersomith. I think they're one of the greatest rock and roll bands in the world."

The material for the new release was captured live during the band's 75-date world reunion tour and features 21 songs.

"We're gonna start in the new year, go into the studio in January," Lemmy tells Billboard. It will be the group's first set of new material since 2010's "The World Is Yours," which marked the debut of the trio's own Motorhead Music label.

The tour kicks off on January 14th in Minneapolis and runs through February 16th, wrapping up in Philadelphia.

The gala will be taking place on Halloween night, Wednesday, October 31 at the Avalon nightclub in Hollywood, will include a live performance by Dio Disciples, comprising former members of the band Dio, with a number of prominent rock musicians joining them on stage for an all-star jam.

The two-disc live album is set to be released on November 20th but fans stream "I Drive the Hearsehere and those that sign up for the Porcupine Tree mailing list will receive a free download of the track.

The latest song to surface is "Out Go The Lights," a riff idea that dates back to sessions for 1989's "Pump," which popped up spontaneously between songs on tour over the years, with Steven Tyler sometimes scatting on-the-spot vocals.

"We're writing a Korn album now, and we have probably about 15 ideas for songs," Shaffer explained during a recent interview with CBS Local. "They're not complete, because we're still in the process of polishing them up and finding the right producer. We're going through meetings with different guys to find one.

The band are making the late night TV appearance in support of their new album Enjoy The Company.

Chuck will also be performing in an all-star tribute to Chuck Berry at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 27 - alongside JD McPhereson, Merle Haggard, M. Ward, and many more.

Lydon will be discussing the band's new album, THIS IS PiL which was released May 29 this year via their own PiL Official label.

The KISS gift set includes four dispensers, depicting the four members of the band, and includes one six pack of candy.

Now, Purple fan site The Highway Star is providing an update on the project. In a new interview with Russian news agency Itar-Tass � translated by the fan site - bassist Roger Glover reveals that 14 songs have been completed, with 11 or 12 likely to make the album.

The UK trek begins on November 8th at the Opera House in Buxton and will conclude on November 20th in Chislehurst. Glass Onyon sent over these details:

The group have recruited Martin "Marsen" Fischer (Pigeon Toe, ex-Fear My Thoughts) as their new singer and released a new studio video so fans can hear how the new lineup sounds here.

I thought this song was going to be the simplest song on the album, and it turned out to be the most complicated. It was like meditating a mandala, circling around and around, going deeper and deeper into a vortex to reveal the song's truth.

I started writing this song during Diwali in my bedroom in India (mainly because it was the only room in the apartment that had a/c). At times isolated and lonely, I started thinking about my past relationships and how everything seems to go so well at the beginning and then slowly disintegrates - that the image that your partner portrays at the beginning of a relationship isn't necessarily who he really is and that the real person emerges in time.

Sonically, I wanted to explore the struggle of maintaining one's identity in a relationship while giving and relating to one's partner (in other words, looking at the layers of each partner and also looking at the layers of the relationship between the two of them) while also exploring the slow disintegration of a relationship.

The song started off as an experimentation of a moody, atmospheric lullaby of layered synth sounds and a simple bassline. For some reason (and this doesn't usually happen) most of the lyrics and the main vocal melody came quickly. I wasn't happy with the monotony of the song, and so I started to work on the arrangement. I added a loose drum beat, an overlay of tablas, and a flute outro to the chorus. I wanted to convey the chaos of a fire and the calm aftermath of the burning, so I worked more on the second chorus and a breakdown of disjointed chaos leading to an unsettling calm and finally, a transformative final chorus. When I returned to the States, I sat down with Blake (Fleming) and we fleshed out the simple drum parts that were there, which added another layer of intensity to the song. After that was done, Doug (Wright) and I did the same thing with the basslines and then Will (Dahl) and I worked on the guitar parts. After all this was done, I revisited the vocal melodies until I felt they were right. I experimented with my vocal tone in the verses and choruses and tried to emotionally parallel that of the life of the relationship and its disintegration and transformation. With the verses, especially, I wanted to affect a soft, gentle siren with a hint of something darker below the surface, which is realized in the formidable chorus. In the end, I suppose the song is kind of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde, a paradoxical yin yang of emotions. We just hope that the listener will feel something.

The song will appear on the album and its demo is also included on the Deluxe Edition of "King Animal."

Alice and his band performed live on the 30 min show, playing the classic "School's Out" and the single from "Welcome 2 My Nightmare," "I'll Bite Your Face Off."

"Appetite For Democracy" will span the band's biggest hits from their debut album "Appetite For Destruction" (1987) through "Chinese Democracy" (2008). Exact details about the show are being kept under wraps but fans can expect the raw and gritty heavy metal Guns N' Roses is known for along with a few surprise elements.

Clarke is best known for a three-year stint as the rhythm guitarist of GNR. He joined the band in November 1991, replacing Izzy Stradlin, who quit the group in the middle of the band's "Use Your Illusion" world tour.

The song comes from the group's debut studio album, Yours Forever is set for release on November 6th, which was produced by Colby Wedgeworth (The Maine, Burn Halo, This Century, Austin Gibbs). Watch the video here.

The Virginia Film Festival will screen more than 120 films this year at various venues around Charlottesville, located in the heart of the state about an hour outside of Richmond and about two hours away from Washington, D.C.

Films of special interest to music fans include the documentaries Don't Stop Believin', about how Arnel Pineda, formerly the front man for a Filipino Journey cover band, became the lead singer of Journey, I Am Not a Hipster which is set in San Diego's indie music and art scene and Hardcore Norfolk: A Story of Rock'n'Roll Survival.

As for feature films, music fans will want to check out A Late Quartet, about a New York-based string quartet called The Fugue that stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Christopher Walken and Not Fade Away, starring James Gandolfini and Brad Garrett and about a group of friends who form a rock band. Steve Van Zandt produces the Not Fade Away soundtrack.