Zavala posted a series of messages on his Twitter accounting announcing that he has parted ways with the group and calling the band's hiatus an insult to fans.

Here are some of the postings he made: "Thank u 2 all VOLTA fans u deserved more especially after the way u rooted for us on this album. I tried my hardest to keep it going �

"But Bosnian Rainbows was what we all got instead. I can't sit here and pretend any more. I no longer am a member of Mars Volta. �

As the band teased fans earlier this week, they will be performing at Chicago's Wrigley Field on July 19th.

The have also announced another summer concert on July 16th at Budweiser Gardens in London, Ontario, Canada.

Both shows are being billed as "An Evening With Pearl Jam," and there will be no support acts for either show.

"We have a huge rig and pyrotechnics so often it's the case of fitting all that into the venue," Ashba tells Yahoo! 7 News. "Our number one priority is to make the shows safe."

Ashba says he understands why fans have resorted to bottling the stage or venting their anger on social media. "That kills us as a band because we're not doing any of this on purpose," he explains. "Our main goal is to go and give the fans a show they will never forget and we understand how expensive tickets are. We take that into account and when we do hit the stage it's almost impossible to get us off."

The decision to ask Underwood to sing on the track and enhance the country flavorings was natural. Tyler had previously duetted on a mash-up of Carrie's hit "Undo It" and Aerosmith's "Walk This Way" at the 46th Annual Academy of Country Awards in 2011. In early 2012, the two were also paired for a CMT Crossroads special.

The group added the dates due to strong ticket demand and the new dates will include additional concerts in Chicago, Boston and Los Angeles, plus new stops in Cleveland, Wantagh, Charlotte, Des Moines, Spokane, Portland, Sacramento, Albany, and Montreal, Canada.

The festival is set to take place on Friday, May 17, Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19, 2013 at Columbus Crew Stadium in Columbus, OH.

The three-day event will also feature performances from Bush, Three Days Grace, Cheap Trick, Bullet For My Valentine, Volbeat, Lamb Of God, Skillet, A Day To Remember, Halestorm, Hollywood Undead, All That Remains, Device (with David Draiman), Steel Panther, Sevendust, Sick Puppies, Asking Alexandria, Pop Evil, In Flames, Clutch, In This Moment, Black Veil Brides, The Sword, Ghost, Motionless In White, Red, Deuce, Middle Class Rut, Big Wreck, Oleander, Otherwise, Red Line Chemistry, Young Guns, Thousand Foot Krutch, Mindset Evolution, Tracer, Beware Of Darkness, Heaven's Basement, American Fangs, Love And Death, Gemini Syndrome, and more.

The challenge will be broadcast live on BBC Radio 2 on Feb. 11 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the historic album's recording session. It will also be filmed for a BBC 4 special 12 Hours To Please Me airing on Feb. 15, according to BBC News. Hucknall, along with other musicians, will record in Abbey Road Studios where the original album was made, and have just the 12-hour time frame to record all of the songs.

Wilson, Jardine and Marks, of course, were part of last year's Beach Boys reunion tour. But Mike Love owns the license to the group's name, and late last year, he announced that the reunion tour had run its course, and that the group would continue with its pre-reunion incarnation.

"Now that we're back at KROQ; it's official," said Williams in an interview with Kevin & Bean. "It kind of feels like we just joined this band and we're starting from scratch. It's really nice. I don't think a lot of bands get that chance, that feeling, you know? We've been playing music for what, almost ten years together, and this feels like day one."

For some, there were doubts that Paramore would come back after their extended hiatus and interpersonal drama, but Williams said that they "held it together all right" and were humbled and realistic about the future. They kept in mind that even bands with the best energy have off days.

"It was definitely hard at first, but we had to keep in our minds, 'Move forward. Move forward. Move forward.'" Part of the way Paramore moved forward was to make a grand statement with the bold choice of using their name as an album title. While most bands do that on their first album, Paramore did that on their fourth to showcase their new beginning.

English Little League is the fourth album from the reunited "classic" line-up of Robert Pollard, Tobin Sprout, Greg Demos, Mitch Mitchell and Kevin Fennell, and fans may expect more new music soon.

That's quite a statement from a guy known for dressing up in a boiler suit, donning a mask that looks like horror film character Leatherface and bellowing vocals on songs titled "The Heretic Anthem" and "Pulse Of The Maggots."

But the Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman was, for sure, in unusual surroundings Friday, performing Cheap Trick covers, accompanied by Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen, along with Nirvana alumni Krist Novoselic (bass), Dave Grohl (drums) and Pat Smear (guitar). The show was part of the celebration around the Grohl-directed documentary, Sound City, following its debut at the Sundance Film Festival.

In fact, she says, she's only sorry that the freak weather conditions destroyed so many gifts sent to her by fans.

Pesch had already suffered severe damage to her apartment when Hurricane Irene hit in 2011. But when Sandy struck last October and caused over $60bn of damage, her home and belongings were wiped out.

The former Dr Feelgood guitarist announced earlier this month that he has months to live. Instead of opting for chemotherapy, which will only extend his life for a few more months, he's decided to make one more album and play a series of farewell shows.

Johnson tells The Times: "I had the analysis just before Christmas. I don't know if the guy was an expert in telling people bad news, but he said those words: 'You've got cancer,' and I was absolutely calm. I didn't freak out at all."

Originally a one-off which was built for Dave to play at the "Big Four" shows, the guitar will go into full production this year.

The graphic features alternating images � one of George Washington crossing the Delaware and the other of the band members with the simple text "LP3 COMPLETE" and "MAY 6/7."

After Dustin Jack Wells lost his life in a car accident in 2005, his family and friends found a way to keep his memory alive and help others in the process. A fund was set up with all monetary donations used to reach out to others in memory of Dustin. Donating to the W.O. Smith School of Music is just one way the foundation enriches young lives.

The tour is set to begin on March 9th in Salt Lake City, UT and will conclude on March 30th in Las Vegas, NV

The trek will feature support from Buried in Verona, Betraying The Martyrs and Within Ruins.

The album's lead single is set to be sent to radio in March with the album following in May, 2013.

Wind-up Records President Ed Vetri shares, "We're thrilled to welcome Richard Patrick and Filter into the Wind-up family. This is a successful band with an extremely impressive body of work and I'm happy to say that based on the demos I've heard, this new album could very well be their best to date. Filter is more committed than ever to delivering great repertoire and bringing these songs to life at their live shows throughout 2013."

A couple years ago, Joe (our drummer) and I lived in a neighborhood in North Philadelphia called Port Richmond. It's a largely Polish neighborhood with great tiny bars and a Lithuanian Dance Hall. We branched out from our other friends living closer to downtown, purposefully carving out a private place where we could record all night and drink cheaply. Around this time I also met Ritz (the producer/other half of Drgn King) and spent a good amount of time riding the 25 bus to his studio in the Pennsport area of South Philadelphia.

One afternoon, I was on my way to the bus stop and happened into a particularly sketchy establishment down the street from our home. it claimed to be a sandwich shop, but I never saw anyone make/eat a sandwich there. A majority of the drinks were expired, and it was generally open late. My parents used to call a place like that a "front." A group of pre-teen kids were sitting at the weird sandwich counter as I walked in, and one particularly skittish girl grabbed a rosary around her neck and shouted "GET AWAY FROM ME JESUS!" to me, like I was some sort of weird satanic Christ that had come to earth for nefarious purposes. I'm pretty sure she was just trying to show off for her friends in the way that most kids do, but she kept up the act until I left the sketchy store. I got on the bus and immediately had the idea for the riff and the verses. They got demoed on my phone as I walked under I-95 to Ritz's studio.

That night, Ritz and I laid down the foundation of the song as it's known today. The whole "I'm on my way" chorus thing was a freestyle, thrown off type thing that ended up being the centerpiece of the song. Over the next few weeks, Ritz added all the cool synth swells and the sound effects. The song was eventually labored over, but the song itself as written in ten minutes under Interstate 95.

The song comes fro the band's forthcoming album, 'Sempiternal' which will be released on April 29th in the UK. You can watch the video here.

The band will promote the effort with tours in Australia and South Africa in February and March, and will play a intimate venue tour of the UK in April and May.

The song comes from the latest studio album, "Changing Tune," and the single will officially be released on February 11th in the UK. You can watch the video here.