The movie will be titled "Metallica Through The Never" and it is set to be released to movie theaters on August 9th.

The film was written and directed by Nimr�d Antal and was filmed in Vancouver in August of 2012. The synopsis is as follows:

"The film stars the band and Dane DeHaan (Chronicle, The Amazing Spider-Man 2). DeHaan plays a young band crew member who is sent out on an urgent mission while the band is playing a rousing live set in front of a sold-out crowd and unexpectedly finds his world turned completely upside down."

The Station nightclub in Rhode Island burst into flames during a Great White show on February 20, 2003, as a result of the band's pyros making contact with flammable soundproofing foam. Within six minutes it had become the fourth-most-deadly club fire accident in US history, injuring 230 along with the fatalities.

Out of the 12 tracks on People, Hell, & Angels, the following are said to be included in "Hawaii Five-0": "Bleeding Heart," "Mojo Man," "Hey Gypsy Boy," "Inside Out," "Crash Landing," "Hear My Train A Comin'" and "Somewhere." Adam Block, President of Legacy Recordings said about the album on the official Jimi Hendrix website: "People, Hell & Angels, provides us with further insight into the genius of Jimi Hendrix. Working with new rhythm sections and instrumentation, Jimi Hendrix was opening up the horizons of his music, creating new sounds filled with endless possibilities."

The impressive collection of players for the January 18 show at Park City Live in Park City, UT includes John Fogerty, Stevie Nicks, Nirvana bandmates Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear (also a Foo), the full Foo Fighters crew, Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick, and many others.

All of the musicians are featured on the soundtrack for "Sound City," the new film directed by Grohl, which will premiere at the Sundance Festival prior to the live concert event.

Zakk Wylde and his band will be unplugging for the performance at Club Nokia in Los Angeles in March 06th.

The DVD, which will be entitled Unblackened, will feature the band playing stripped down acoustic versions of songs from Black Label Society as well as Wylde's solo album and Pride & Joy project.

The band will be joined in the performance by a four piece string section, pedal steel guitar as well as special guests.

The EP, entitled Anthems, features the bands take on their favorite hard rock songs from the 1970s.

The release will feature the band's new versions of Rush's "Anthem," Thin Lizzy's "Jailbreak," "TNT" by AC/DC, Boston's "Smokin'," "Big Eyes" by Cheap Trick, Journey's "Keep on Runnin."

The disc will also include a new remix of the song "Crawl" from Anthrax's 2011 album release, Worship Music.

The tour will begin at the House of Blues in Atlantic City on March 22nd and will include six shows across the Northeast.

Erna will be performing songs from his entire career, including tracks from the Godsmack catalog as well as songs from his solo debut, Avalon.

The band will hit the road on February 2nd for the coheadlining tour with Lacuna Coil and on March 15th and 16th Sevendust will play two shows with Candlelight Red.

The following day, March 17th, Sevendust will return to the road with Lacuna Coil but will add Candlelight Red to the trek which concludes on March 27th in El Cajon, CA.

The band's frontman Michael Poulsen had this to say, "We're back in the studio, this time breaking some of our old habits and this sometimes means leaving our comfort zone. We are recording in a new environment, producing with a new set up breaking new sonic ground and it's exciting!

"Together with our long time collaborator Jacob Hansen we also have the honor of having producer Rob Caggiano on board in the producer's seat.

In Washington, Heart were joined by Jason Bonham, the son of late Zeppelin drummer John; Jason played with Zeppelin at the band's 2007 reunion show in London, released recently as "Celebration Day."

Waters discusses a variety of topics with the host, including his relief and benefit work, plans for bringing his Wall tour to Europe, and how the iconic 1979 Pink Floyd album's message has changed over the years.

"The version of The Wall that I'm doing now differs from the one that I did with Pink Floyd in 1979, '80 in that it is far more universal in its message," explained Waters. "It's no longer about that miserable, self-serving, sniveling, nasty little Roger that we all hated all these years ago. It's more about ... rebellion that is trying to understand the world and, if possible, help people occasionally."

Stewart tossed Floyd fans a bone during the session by asking Roger, "Now, you're going back on the road with the remaining members of Pink Floyd, right?"

The tune features Slipknot/Stone Sour's Corey Taylor on lead vocals, Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen on guitar, and Kyuss' Scott Reeder on bass.

The singer says he was driven to clean up when his girlfriend issued him with a stark warning � after he was "stung" by an insult about his weight on national television.

"The weight came on about four years ago. I've toured for over 12 years, and for the first two records I was doing tons of shows all the time. And for those two records I was addicted to cocaine, OxyContin and alcohol.

The group have premiered the first song from the album, "No Other Place," online and fans can stream it here.

The band recorded the album with producer Cameron Webb (Pennywise, Social Distortion, Motorhead) at Maple Studios in Orange County, California.

Organisers of the event � headlined by Iron Maiden, Rammstein and Slipknot �have also announced appearances by UFO, Airbourne, Heaven's Basement, The Sword and The Hives.

Previously announced acts include Queens of the Stone Age, Motorhead, The Gaslight Anthem, Stone Sour, Alice In Chains, Mastodon and Volbeat.

The group recorded the album at Panda Studios in San Francisco with producer Steve Klein (New Found Glory).

The vinyl will be available at the I Surrender Records webstore with the remaining copies being sold at the band's upcoming concerts and in select record stores.

The album, produced by frontman Michael Sweet, will feature fourteen re-recordings of songs from the band's early album catalog along with two brand new tracks.

The band will join the Muse tour on April 9th in Toronto, Ontario and perform at stops across the east coast including a two night stand at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

The 13-city tour is set to kick off on March 29th in Millvale, PA and will wrap up on April 13th in Dallas, Tx.

The King Crimson mastermind, who collaborated with Bowie in the late 1970s, decided not to take part in the new recording sessions, then wrote about it online.

But Visconti says the move didn't blow the secret because no one took Fripp seriously. Visconti tells Rolling Stone, "Robert Fripp was asked to play on it. He didn't want to do it and then wrote on his blog that he was asked.

The coffee table art book not only features over 200 pages of Waits' portraits taken by Corbijn over four decades, but also includes over 50 pages of the first published collection of musings and photographs taken by Waits himself.

The news has been full of stories of economic hardships, here and abroad, unfortunately for years now. Some are simpler then others, such as those simply losing their jobs, and others include a wide range of issues that not only encompass what has been caused by financial depression but issues that would and do exist even if the monetary climate was mild and stable. One such story caught my attention and led to the writing, recording and conceptual video of "What Did I Used To Be?", which is included on my latest album, "Tokyo's Fifth".

A Michigan native, who had been working on the assembly line his whole life was laid off, essentially fired. As the perfect storm of his demise unfolded, he found his home worth less then the mortgage balance and no way to continue payments regardless. As he lost his home the reality that he couldn't afford the exorbitant gas prices for his car hit him square in the face. Driving to search for a job in an area with poor mass transit became difficult. It also seemed that not only had his own job become obsolete along with the product he produced, but other possible employment from this area had been outsourced to the Philippines. Local retail had been outsourced onto the Internet as stores closed down around him. Credit was no longer available to him as his credit cards were shut off when he maxed out his line. Locally chaos ensued and it was every man for himself, not a friend to be found. He was told to reinvent himself. But he didn't possess those skills and he grew desperate. He began to wonder what he ever was and did he ever really exist. Finally, "He stared at his gun, asking himself, could this be the end?" He pulled the trigger, missed and survived to tell the tale and inspire my song and video.

In the interview they spoke with Jason some more about his career in Metallica and Voivod and about his new EP, Metal, released this week.

They also asked him how was it to play on Ian Gillan and Tony Iommi's project 'Who Cares', to participate on the reality show Rockstar Supernova, and about the experience of playing on the great Voivod. And Wikimetal listeners also got to hear previews of Jason's new EP.

It's taken from the band's most recent album, Hollywood Forever, which came out last summer. Since then guitarist Stacy Blades has left and been replaced by Frankie Wilsey.

"Incubus just finished a long cycle of touring, and the word got around that I wanted to start producing other artists," Einziger said to Radio.com in an exclusive interview about the new song.

The band are also offering a free download of the track via email sign-up. The record is released on February 22 (March 5 in North America).