According to Billboard, Sub Pop, the stalwart Seattle indie label that released the only Postal Service album to date, 2003′s Give Up, is slated to deliver a deluxe edition to celebrate the record's 10-year anniversary. The album is famously Sub Pop's second-best selling release of all-time (it was certified platinum late last year), behind only Nirvana's 1989 debut full-length, Bleach.

Rush is set to be inducted by Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters, while Albert King will be inducted by John Mayer who also be performing with Gary Clark Jr. to honor King.

The Eagles' Don Henley will be inducting Randy Newman and Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Hudson will be performing in honor of Donna Summer.

Bailey has been ill for some time but only shared the news with fans this week. He's set to concentrate on chemotherapy treatment in an attempt to overcome the cancer in his jaw.

And while 80% of the public think it's acceptable to share copyrighted material with family, and 60% believe the same about passing it onto friends, around 85% say it's unacceptable to upload content for general consumption.

The event will take place at the New Orleans Sugar Mill and will air on CMT on Saturday, February 2 at 11 p.m. ET/PT, the night before Super Bowl XLVII.

The show will mark the second time that Journey and Rascal Flatts have joined each other on stage.

The song comes from the group's forthcoming self-titled album which is set to be released on April 9th.

On the band's website, the group posted "Follow @PearlJam on Twitter and #StayTuned"

Next up was a tweet by the Chicago Cubs, featuring a baseball jersey with the number 10 displayed.

The North American spring trek will launch on April 12th in Denver, CO and will conclude on May 22nd in Milwaukee, Wi.

"We're not gonna do Coachella, 'cos it's too early. There was a rumor we were gonna do that one, but it's very early, Coachella. It's April or something, isn't it? And we're not gonna be ready to go by April. But we're not gonna stop."

Rumors about the Rolling Stones playing Coachella started after the band's mobile app "accidentally" listed Coachella as an upcoming tour stop. Sad news for fans hoping to catch the band at the massive festival, but good news in the sense that Jagger basically hints at an upcoming tour in the above quote.

The trek, dubbed Right Back At It Again Tour, will kick off on March 20th in Atlanta, Ga and conclude on May 4th in Miami, FL.

The band will play a 3-week run starting April 23 in Austin, TX and wrapping up May 11 in Atlantic City, NJ.

The Manowar co-founder describes the new music as "a mighty combination of five very talented, seasoned musicians" and insists he's stayed close to his classic feel.

The band will kick off the trek with a hometown show in San Francisco on April 22nd and conclude the tour on June 1st in Los Angeles.

The trek will be stopping in major markets across North American before wrapping up on April 26th in Quebec City, QC.

The band will following the tour by launching a UK stadium tour on May 22nd which will be followed by a European summer tour.

The images and short film were shot in London by Danny Clinch, against a textured backdrop at the historic Rivoli Ballroom, where the two sharply dressed subjects stand out in iconic black and white portraits.

The band's first show in the city was in October 2011 � a gig that scored the Best Music Event award at the Best In Abu Dhabi 2012.

The tour will kick off on January 31st in Portland, Or and will include stops in Washington, British Columbia, and will conclude with two hometown shows in Boise, Idaho.

The North American leg kicks off on March 8th in Cincinnati, OH and concludes through April 20th in Baltimore, MD and will feature support from Orange Goblin, Lionize and Kyng.

The trek will include an appearance at the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival with details still to be announced.

Wilko will be launching the farewell tour on March 6th in London. And as of right now, he will also conclude the tour in London on March 10th.

The trek will feature sold out shows in Bilston and Holmfirth and the show in Glasgow is close to selling out.

The campaign was started by a neighborhood association and gained some support from a few political parties.

The band didn't know he was thinking along those lines while they worked on upcoming covers EP Anthems during their last European tour.

"It wasn't until after the tour ended and we started having conversations. To put it in a nutshell, he just needs to do his own thing at this point in time," Ian tells MTV Hive. "We knew he had a record that he was going to be doing, possibly. We had already told him, 'If you need to take a hiatus, that's fine.'"

After a traumatic event happened to a loved one I sat down and came up with the chord progression and melody for Predisposed. The initial idea was tossed off and subdued and is now captured at the beginning of the song. I showed the idea to Lisa and she immediately came up with the counter-melody and harmonies. We sat on the idea for months before kicking it around in the rehearsal space. Our early attempts to flush out the song did not click. After a few months we had one of those "Aha" moments. The three of us seemed to simultaneously break into the bombastic dance section of the song, which became the second and verse and chorus and third verse. Afterward, we reinserted the subdued first verse from my initial idea and that was that.

The lyrics were next. The first verse and chorus came quick. The line "I'm trying not to feel so predisposed" is the thought of trying not to have preconceptions and predispositions, which gets harder as one gets older and more jaded. "A pause that moves too slow" is the kind of pause you experience talking to a creepy person. The "light that's dimmed real low" references a nervous flicker in a light or a light glimmering lowly during an interrogation. The idea was to attempt to capture surreal nervousness, similar to what you'd find in a David Lynch film. The chorus flowed pretty naturally and depicts frustration � not wanting to reach forever, trying hard with little result, and so frustrated you are climbing up walls.

The second verse took longer to write, and the lyrics are more hopeful. They reference music ("the buzzing in me ears"), dancing ("moving all around"), and hope. "Letting go" is also in this second verse and is a theme throughout the album. At the end of the song are my favorite two lines "I want to feel a love like no one knows / A quiver in a pause that will not go." The word "quiver" substitutes "shiver," in a line that is almost identical to a line from the first verse. However, "quiver" makes this pause desirable. The reference here is being stuck in the moment right before a first kiss � the "quiver in the pause that will not go." That moment is the "love" no one knows: without the pitfalls, troubles and setbacks that come afterward; only the anticipation of something fantastic, life changing and beautiful. At the end of the song Lisa and I triumphantly land on that idea through the words "will not go." I don't want to leave this moment.

Spin.com is hosting a full album stream along with an interview with Mike Patton, Duane Denison, John Stanier and Trevor Dunn. You can listen here.

The band will hit the road to support the effort next month, with the launch of their west coast tour ahead of heading to Australia for the Soundwave Festival.

Was's resume as a producer includes a number of big names across all genres: Bob Dylan, The B-52's, Stone Temple Pilots, Kris Kristofferson, Bonnie Raitt, Ziggy Marley, Iggy Pop and, since 1994, The Rolling Stones.

So when he and Neville decided that they were going to tackle an album of doo-wop covers, Was decided to call in Richards in, knowing that he's a huge fan of the genre. As Was tells it, during the recording of The Rolling Stones' 1994 album Voodoo Lounge, he stayed in a hotel room just beneath Richards'; for the entire time, Richards played just one record over and over: The Jive Five's "My True Story." Was tells Radio.com that it was easy to get Richards to take on the co-producer role on this album: "He was really happy to do this. I knew he'd want to do it."

Video of the group performing the Motorhead classic, "Ace Of Spades," has surfaced.

The track comes from the band's latest album, Children of Fire. You can watch the video online here.

The Toto guitarist entered the studio in 2011 without a single song written, and Judgement Day was the first track he worked on.

"All of us come from the same place," Grohl said during an exclusive interview with KROQ DJs Kevin & Bean in Los Angeles about the all-star band alongside Slipknot/Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor, also a part of the group. "We were kids that bought instruments at a yard sale and then we started a band in a garage. We sucked and then we became the biggest band in the world. That's how it happens. You don't stand in line to be on a TV song contest show," he added, referencing the slew of singing competition shows like American Idol and X Factor.

"If you learn about the people and the story and the life behind these places where it was made and the relationship between them, it gives new meaning to music," Grohl explained. "Music should be more than just a sound. There's emotion and there's real human quality to music.

Entitled "The Ballad Of Rikidozan", Roth tells the tale of Rikidozan, a sumo wrestler who turned to professional wrestling, and in doing so became a national hero to Japan.