An image of the band's gear - including Jett's easily-identifiable guitar - appeared Tuesday on the Facebook pages of both Nirvana and the Foo Fighters.

The tour will be kicking off on July 10th in Wantagh, NY at Nikon at Jones Beach Theatre and is scheduled to conclude on September 12th in Sydney, NS, Canada at the Open Hearth Park.

"Aerosmith is one of my all time favorite bands, and one of the greatest rock & roll bands of all time," says Slash. "It's an honor for me to go out & tour with them and keep the rock & roll banner flying high."

Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler had this to say about the tour, "Looking forward to inciting a riot and building the tribal bonfire even higher--it's a win win with Slash".

Aerosmith' Joe Perry, who originally broke the news online, adds, "The writing's on the wall--Aerosmith and Slash. We're gonna let rock rule this summer. Catch us if you can."

Aerosmith and Slash didn't just announce the tour dates in the usual fashion. They revealed the tour plans in a big way by performing at the Whisky A Go Go in Hollywood on Tuesday. Aerosmith - without guitarist Brad Whitford - played four tracks, including "Draw The Line", "Same Old Song And Dance", "Pink" and "Walk This Way" before being joined by Slash for "Mama Kin" and "Train Kept A-Rollin." Watch video here.

"Ace [Frehley] and particularly Peter [Criss] felt powerless and impotent when faced with the tireless focus, drive and ambition of me and Gene," writes Stanley. "As a result, the two of them tried to sabotage the band - which, as they saw it, was unfairly manipulated by money-grubbing Jews."

Both Frehley and Criss have responded publicly to the accusations made by Stanley. "They can't call me a drunk or a drug addict anymore, so they're grasping at straws," responded Frehley during an appearance on this past Monday's (April 7) edition of Eddie Trunk's show "Trunk Nation" on SiriusXM's Hair Nation (audio below). "I mean, Jesus Christ! My fianc�e is Jewish. How can I be anti-Semitic? Is he out of his mind. [Laughs] [I've spent] 40 years in the music business [and] I've worked alongside Jewish people my whole life. And I'm anti-Semitic? It's ridiculous. I think he's trying to sell his book, and it's a pretty sad commentary if he has to resort to verbal slurs and innuendo. It's ridiculous."

The former Beatles' camp sent over these details about the announced dates. The shows include McCartney's first show in New Orleans since 2002 and his very first shows in Louisville KY and Albany NY.

The ten date tour is set to launch on July 10th in Bangor, ME at the Waterfront and the will be concluding on July 25th at the DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston, MI.

But when their night of karaoke turns to drugs and some delirious drinking, things quickly spin out of control. The merry band of revelers get far more than they bargained for.

The band is calling the video their "drinkingest, druggiest, deathiest mini-movie to date." "Smooth Sailing" was directed by Hiro Murai, whose past credits include Usher's "DJ Got Us Falling in Love Again" and Earl Sweatshirt's "Hive."

"I'm excited about tapping into that part of Sam, because he is such a soulful singer and a lot of people don't see that, because you know, Sammy loves to just create a party wherever he goes. He has the true gift of just lifting people up with his energy. But when you catch Sam in a quiet moment and you start playing some blues and stuff, all of the sudden this deep river of soulfulness comes out of him and I've always related to that. I've always loved that in other musicians," said the legendary guitarist in an interview with Ultimate Classic Rock.

In February the third-stint singer said: "I don't think I've ever really found my place with this band. They were open to me, but they weren't doing anything to make me feel it was going to be the best thing in the world. It was more businesslike."

Now Belladonna tells Rocksverige: "I don't necessarily say that we're not getting along. When I grew up playing with people in my hometown, we'd hang together. We just don't. But that doesn't mean we're not going what we need to do - my intentions were not to make things should like we're just a mess."

He's sure the situation isn't an intentional one, but says: "I'm always picking at people and trying to get them to open up and maybe talk. A lot of people don't want to do it, and that's fine, but I'm not that kind of guy.

The sequel to 2013's "Planes" finds Dust Crophopper (Dane Cook) joining the Aerial Fire Fighters at Piston Peak Air Attack Base as a Single Engine Air Tanker (SEAT) for a completely new adventure outside the racing circuit.

AC/DC recently revealed that they are heading into a Vancouver studio in May to record the follow-up to 2008's "Black Ice", and are considering a plan to play 40 shows to mark the band's 40th anniversary this year.

Due May 19 (May 20 in North America), "So U" sees Schon team up with Black Star Riders' bassist Marco Mendoza and Journey drummer Deen Castronovo for the 9-song project. "This is a great new record that features all three of us � Deen, Marco and myself � sharing lead vocals. Enjoy!" said Schon.

He was found dead at his Seattle home, aged 27, after having spent some time struggling with the demands of being famous, and being regarded as the icon of a generation.

Greg Sage, guitarist with US punk band Wipers, tells NME: "He wanted to come to Arizona and record at my studio, and do an album of old blues covers."

It's set for release on May 5 via Mascot Label Group, while the KWS Band appear at London's O2 Academy Islington on April 30, as part of a European tour.

Joining Hawkins in the group are guitarist Mick Murphy and bassist Wiley Hodgden, who regularly perform together as 70s cover band Chevy Metal.

Produced by John Lousteau, the project includes guest appearances by fellow Foos Dave Grohl and Pat Smear, as well as Drew Hester, Rami Jaffee, Butch Vig, and current Yes frontman Jon Davison.

The launch won't take place until later in the year - but the award-winning Birmingham trio will hit the road next month anyway. They say: "The official launch of Army Of Three will be delayed until September, but the album is ready and in the bag.

Limited to 1000 copies, the releasefeatures 34 LPs - including titles never-before issued on vinyl - six exclusive albums to the box set and a bunch of collectibles only available in the package, which is available exclusively for D2C pre-order at www.kissteria.kissonline.com.

Last month they invited fans to vote over the tour setlist, explaining they wanted to make the most of the opportunities presented by playing smaller venues than they normally would.

FVK later said: "We've narrowed down your suggestions - from the sublime to the ridiculous - and started to shape the set around what you want to hear."

Also included in a video package is footage of the band in the Tuning Room and their performance of the title track to their 1988 album "�And Justice For All."

"It was very surreal, but we were also in the booth with him, so it was like, 'Did that really happen?'" Jon Foreman recalled of hearing his band's song "Chem 6A," off their 1997′s debut Legend of Chin.

His bandmate (and brother) Tim Foreman, on the other hand, had a very different experience hearing the track. Long before his '68 VW bug had a tape or CD player, the only way to listen to music was from the very staticy car radio, where he happened to hear his music for the very first time.