Currently touring with KISS, the Crue frontman reportedly tripped on stage but managed to finish the show.

"Cleveland tonight," tweeted Neil after the show. "Paramedic's think I broke my foot. I hope not. Getting X-ray tomorrow in Toronto. Thanks Cleveland for understanding!!"

The 2hr4min production will play in selected theatres across the world on October 17 following premieres in London, New York, Los Angeles and other major cities.

The album will be released as a special 3 disc red vinyl package as well as a special 2-CD package featuring multiple covers and a special 24-page booklet.

Northwest Ohio reports the equipment comes from the band's warehouse in Santa Monica, CA. The touring crew has handpicked items to make room for new gear as the group prepare for upcoming shows.

The album will also be released overseas next week: September 14 in Europe and September 17 in the U.K., and the group will be launching a five-week U.K./European headlining tour kicking off September 21 in Brighton, England.

After scoring a Top 10 album with their indie debut "Dreamboat Annie," Heart launched their follow up with "Little Queen." The album demonstrated the band's musical diversity, from hard rockers "Barracuda," "Little Queen" and "Kick It Out" to acoustic numbers like "Love Alive" and "Dream of the Archer."

The tour runs through October 14th in Aarschot, Belgium. Support on the tour will come from Revocation, Job For a Cowboy and Cerebral Bore.

The announced dates are set to kick off on October 4th in Chicago, with dates spread across various regions of the U.S. and Canada.

The tour begins on October 11th in Tuscaloosa AL and will wrap up on October 23rd in Philadelphia.

The album was recorded at Folkvang Studios and produced by Bryan Richie of The Sword. "We are so proud of this album!" said Eagle Claw guitarist Matt Rade. "Everything about it turned out better than we expected (and we already knew it was gonna kick ass). Bryan Richie really helped bring this album together and captured our live spontaneity in the studio. We put the focus on getting to the point quicker, which has given us and the songs more energy than ever before."

Come and Gone, the acoustic track that no one thought would make the album. It was the first song that I wrote after I got out of the army. We were in the studio doing pre production and we had about 15 songs, after sorting through the songs and getting the skeleton of the album done, I felt like there was a piece missing, so I sat down with Justin our producer and started going through a few ideas, possibly writing a song, and then I started to play Come and Gone. He looked at me, told me to re write the chorus and I had 3 days to get it ready to be tracked. No pressure.

I locked myself in a room at the studio, and went to work. I had a ton of personal things going on at the time, and Come and Gone's final version was born. Pictures tell stories of times that people want to remember, good or bad, and most of the time it is telling the story of a beautiful lie, "The pictures tell the story of a life we left behind", found it's way into the lyrics.

We all have to close chapters on our life, and this was my way of closing a time that has defined who I am, but not what I am.

The Last Goodbye is a song that really is a song about my high school and college days. When I was younger all I wanted to do was be older, and now that I'm here all I want to do is go back and make better decisions.

"As daylight fades into the place, where identity is lost" is the opening line of The Last Goodbye, and at night was when I was always left with the what if's of life. I spent so much time wanting to be something more, instead of realizing what I already was, constantly running from a past that was just that, the past. I had left home for the army after college, and when I came home, I realized that no matter how much things changed around me, I was still the same.

People tend to at times constantly think the grass is always greener on the other side, when in truth, sometimes the grass is painted. "Everything thing we thought was wrong, turns on them in the end", was the best way I felt verbally could convey that things aren't always what they seem. When it all settles in the end, did you really have to run so far to find who you really are? And are all the goodbye's truly the end?

During the episode Mitch discusses the interviews he conducted with Eric Singer, Bruce Kulick, Tommy Thayer, Dick Wagner, and Kevin Valentine, which essentially make up the five parts in question.

David Coverdale sits down with guitarist/songwriting partner Doug Aldrich to answer fan questions in part one of a series.

That new album, Ecstatic Trance, is due out in North America on its new release date of October 22nd and internationally on November 16th via Season of Mist. Listen to the new song here

Justin Jones provides fans with anecdotes and tales from the studio for each track on the album.

During the performance, The Hives dressed up in tuxedos and top hats and got Conan's audience standing up and singing along.