The psychedelic blues jam track was recorded in 1968 as the guitar icon experimented with sonic directions for the follow-up to Electric Ladyland. It features Steven Stills on bass and Buddy Miles on drums.

The impressive collection of players for the January 18 date includes John Fogerty, Stevie Nicks, Slipknot's Corey Taylor, Nirvana bandmates Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear (also a Foo), the full Foo Fighters crew, Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, Chris Goss and others.

The guitarist cofounded Asia in 1981 with John Wetton, Geoff Downes and Carl Palmer. Howe had the following to say to fans about his departure, according to Blabbermouth.:

In a statement on Johnson's Facebook page manager Robert Hoy says: "I am very sad to announce that Wilko has recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer of the pancreas. He has chosen not to receive any chemotherapy.

Leppard are re-recording as much of their back catalogue as possible after failing to reach an agreement with Universal over digital releases. And last month the band cut five acoustic songs performed during their Rock Of Ages tour for a medley released to iTunes.

"We're trying to wrestle back our career and ownership of these songs," said Elliott in an interview in the latest issue of Classic Rock. "They [Universal] own the originals, we're at loggerheads with them over the digital rights. And as long as they're playing silly buggers we'll just keep recording them again."

The tour is set to kick off on February 1st in Moline, Il. Brad Walst had the following to say about the trek:

"We were surprised and distressed by Adam's sudden departure. We are however very excited for this upcoming tour, and to have my brother Matt stepping in as lead singer."

A cause of death has not yet been disclosed. His former band Grade confirmed his passing with the following Twitter post:

"Shocked and saddened to hear that friend and Grade/Somehow Hollow guitarist Kent Abbott passed away. All our thoughts are with his family."

The show will honor the 33rd anniversary of the passing of late AC/DC legend Bon Scott, who died in 1980 at age of 33.

The show stars Nick Barker on vocals, Tommy Boyce and Justin Garner on guitars, Alex Raunjak on bass, and Steve Brown on drums.

The group adopted the new band name out of respect to the legacy of the late Phil Lynott and to start the project with a clean slate.

The icon astonished fans by releasing the new track and details of the full-length work on his 66th birthday yesterday. Many believed he'd retired from making music. It had also been rumoured that his health was failing after he suffered a heart attack in 2004, then ended public appearances two years later.

But Visconti, who's now worked with Bowie on 13 releases, tells the BBC: "We all know he had a health scare in 2004. But David is extremely healthy. He's rosy-cheeked, he smiles a lot.

The band kicked off a series of Western U.S. dates last night with a sold out hometown show in Los Angeles. They have lined up shows in Orange County, San Francisco, Portland, Or and Seattle before heading across the border.

The Canadian tour will kick off in Vancouver on January 31st and will conclude on February 16th in London, On.

The following announcement about the lawsuit and their reasons for it was sent out: In late 2012 Randy Rhoads mother, Delores Rhoads, siblings Kathryn Rhoads D'Argenzio and Kelle Rhoads, learned that a coffee table book titled "Randy Rhoads" had been released, co-authored by Andrew Klein and rock writer Steven Rosen with the assistance of Peter Margolis and Denny Anderson.

The family obtained a copy of the book. They were both astonished and horrified to see that Klein and Margolis are holding themselves out as "experts" on the life of Randy Rhoads, implying that they had the approval and cooperation of the Rhoads family, which they did not.

The 30+ city tour is set to kick off on April 18th in Buffalo, NY and will wrap up on May 26th in Santa Cruz, Ca.

Opeth are hitting the road in support of their most recent studio album, Heritage and the tour will feature a headliner appearance at the England Metal & Hardcore Festival with Anthrax, Hatebreed and Suicidal Tendencies.

Sweet's 'Desolation Boulevard Revisited' features the new live performances of the classic hits 'Ballroom Blitz', 'Fox On The Run' and 'The Six Teens'.

Founding member Andy Scott had this to say, "Sweet's 'Desolation Boulevard' album was groundbreaking back in 1974 and proved to be a major influence on soon to be famous rock bands such as Kiss, Motley Crue, Def Leppard and many more.

Former Sex Pistol Steve Jones leads off the album with a cover of David Bowie's "Suffragette City," and country-rocker Ryan Adams does a much different take on Iron Maiden's metal classic "Wasted Years".

Their tenth album hits shelves in March and they'll tour across the US and Europe in the coming months.

The tour will be taking place this April and March and will include several stops in New Zealand and Australia.

Frontman Jizzy Pearl has announced a tour with a lineup featuring Robbie Crane (Ratt), Keri Kelly (Alice Cooper) and Matt Starr (Ace Frehley). While Love is scheduled to appear at a handful of shows he's not expected to take part in the UK dates through March and April.

"Good To Be Bad" is an anthem that almost everyone can relate to. No matter what you do in life, there is a dark place rooted in your mind that you can't run away from. Some try to turn it off and others embrace it, but it's always there.

It's like the old cartoons that portray an angel on your left shoulder and a devil on the right. We all have free will to do right or wrong, but sometimes the line is blurred depending on religion, morals, political beliefs, life circumstances, etc.

This song is written from the view point of someone living in excess and just not caring about the consequences. It was one of the most fun songs to record. John 5 from Rob Zombie came in and played guitar on the track and absolutely nailed it. It's my favorite song off the record to play live.

Jack and Conan talk for a long time about art, success, and upholstery on a special episode of Serious Jibber-Jabber - shot entirely on 35mm film.

Geddy Lee, Neil Peart and Alex Lifeson placed their hand prints onto the wet cement which was later placed next to the palms and faces of other legendary musicians in front of the world famous Guitar Center Hollywood on Sunset Blvd.