Last week Russell announced he'd perform an acoustic show to mark the 10th anniversary of the night club blaze which killed 100, including guitarist Ty Longley. But the foundation said they didn't want the money � and all but suggested the event was a publicity stunt.

Now the singer, who parted ways with the rest of Great White last year, has revealed he'll send the proceeds to Longley's nine-year-old son. And young Acey, who never met his father, says he'll pass some of the money to the foundation.

The boy comments: "Thank you to Great White (the Jack one) for donating to my charity, BEATS � Bringing Everyone A Tremendous Smile � to help bring iTunes cards, drumsticks and Legos to children in hospitals, in memory of my father.

The Rolling Stones were rumored to headline the annual music festival after the date mistakenly appeared on their mobile app.

After already successfully suing Pizza Hut and Home Depot for the same offense, the Ohio-based blues-rockers are now taking on Pinnacle Entertainment and Manhattan Production Music for ripping off one of their songs for a TV commercial campaign.

As reported by the Hollywood Reporter, the Black Keys recently filed suit against the two aforementioned entities for a pair of commercials (including one for L'Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles in Louisiana) that utilized music which sounds "substantially similar" to the band's song, "Howlin' For You."

Speaking to Billboard.com, Grohl said more shows are forthcoming. "We plan to do shows all over the world," promised the Foo Fighters frontman. "When I came up with the idea of taking all these performers to the live stage a few months ago, my idea [was] to have video presentations between each performance. We'll have that at the next shows."

The 17-musician supergroup � which includes John Fogerty, Stevie Nicks, Rick Nielsen and other high-profile players, made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival on January 18. Uniting the band members is the fact that they all recorded albums at the legendary Sound City studio in Van Nuys, California. In his film documentary about Sound City, Grohl spoke with everyone from Neil Young to Barry Manilow about what made the studio special.

The offshoot band has gone through another lineup change ahead of recording sessions. Ratt drummer Bobby Blotzer has bowed out and his role will be covered by Simon Wright of AC/DC, Dio and Rhino Bucket fame.

And ex-Megadeth guitarist Glen Drover, who quit before a note had been played, is replaced by bassist Rudy Sarzo's brother Robert.

The former Skid Row frontman will be releasing ABachalypse Now in two configurations: a standalone DVD and CD/DVD Edition (2 CDs + DVD).

In addition to the new album, Maynard James Keenan revealed in a recent interview that he is also writing an autobiography.

"Axl will be on stage on time, so any of those fairyheads saying he won't be, good luck!" Andrew McManus tells Sydney's Triple M.

Axl has long been hammered for being being late on stage, sometimes up to two hours late, but McManus says he's got his act together.

The 1972 hometown show took place on February 11th in Macon, Ga. and was the band's first concert following Duane Allman's death.

The concert featured all original members; keyboardist Gregg Allman, drummers Butch Trucks and Jaimoe, bassist Berry Oakley and guitarist Dickey Betts.

The other live recording being released took place on May 1, 1973 at Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, NY and featured a different lineup of the group which included Chuck Leavell and Lamar Williams.

The latest effort is Megadeth's 14th studio project; it will be released under a soon-to-be-announced new record label deal as the band recently revealed that they have completed their previous contract with Roadrunner Records.

The album will feature brand new tracks and rerecordings of fan favorite's "Giving In" and "Unstable".

The acoustic album stemmed from a simple idea: find songs that Tommy and Martin love and come up with arrangements that could allow both of them to, as Tommy Emmanuel says, "fly their own our kites," and have some fun playing together in the process.

After various songwriting sessions in Europe, the band recorded and mixed the project in Nashville with producer Bob Ezrin.

The standard black 140-gram vinyl retail version is limited to 3,000 units, while a direct-to-consumer version on 180-gram black vinyl with foil-stamped numbered jackets is limited to 1,000 units.

Eddie's health issue forced the cancellation of a full series of North American concerts last summer, as well as the need to reschedule some Japanese dates originally set for last fall.

Eddie was at the event to promote the EVH Stripe Series guitar which features a basswood Stratocaster-style body decked out in Van Halen's famed striped graphics, in red with black stripes, black with yellow stripes and white with black stripes.

Rolling Stone reports Bonet traveled around the world with Lemmy Kilmister, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee between 2008 and 2011, capturing everything from soundchecks and backstage antics to studio time and intimate personal moments.

"I admired these people before I met them," says Bonet, "and I can say I admire them more now because I've seen the reality of the best rock and roll band in the world."

The SL-5C is an all valve 5 watt amplifier incorporating various features, but above all else that distinctive Slash tone.

The Leicestershire outfit, once hailed as the "next Def Leppard," split in 1991 and reformed in 2009. The album has been in production since then.