The song was recorded in 1970 at the Olympic Studios in Barnes in south-west London, about half an hour after "Hats Off to (Roy) Harper," according to the BBC who are previewing the track here.

The album is set for release on May 6th and takes its name from the upcoming summer tour featuring all three acts. The 16 track compilation will be sold at Walmart. Fans can stream the new version of "Hotel California" here.

Apart from the new version of "Hotel California," the limited edition vinyl disc and iTunes versions of the album will also include a new version of the Foreigner hit "I Want To Know What Love Is."

"I'm sure people would love to hear it," Page said. "I'm not the one to be asking, I don't sing." Singer Robert Plant was a little more dire when asked about a reunion show. Along with reiterating Page's previous statement, he said the chance was "zero."

He kicks off a European tour with three shows in England next week - but warns those who want to see him that they should take their chance while they can.

The Los Angeles Times reports a representative for ICM Partners, the talent agency that represents Hurt, has released a statement saying, "I can confirm he's out of the movie."

"The countdown has begun," posted the group on their website. "5 days to go." Last month, Judas Priest singer Rob Halford revealed the band had completed work on the project.

"The record is finished; it's absolutely finished as of today," said Halford at the Ronnie James Dio This Is Your Life Tribute Concert and Awards Gala in Hollywood.

While neither side of the dispute have "officially" announced a settlement, Examiner.com published an interview with guitarist Michael Wilton last week where he addressed the status of the dispute.

"That's coming up," he told the site. "What I can say is that both sides have reached an amicable settlement and it's now just a matter of time. There will be an official press release but for now, you'll have to wait."

And this week we have a clue to resolution of the name dispute with Geoff Tate rebranding his website at Queensryche.com with the header "Geoff Tate - The Voice of Queensryche."

On Wednesday, stOrk announced that they will be releasing a new album, entitled "Broken Pieces," on April 29th, "in wake of" the 35-year-old guitarist's death.

The band has also posted a stream of the song "Given Away" from the album, which they say is the only song that the band has ever recorded featuring Gibson on lead vocals. They will be offering it as a free download on April 29th.

They said of the track, "In loving memory of Shane Gibson 1979 - 2014.This is the only stOrk song on which Shane sings lead vocals. His guitar work on this track is spectacular (as it always was) but this song was extremely important to him. In memory of Shane's life and artistry, we will be "giving away" this track on April 29th to celebrate the release of stOrk "Broken Pieces. We are heartbroken that Shane did not live to see the release of this record. stOrk was Shane's "baby" and its music is his legacy. We hope you enjoy - stOrk" Listen to the song here.

The released the following statement about his passing, "It is with deepest sadness and regret that we must confirm that stOrk founding member and lead guitarist Shane Paul Gibson passed away at 5:45 AM on April 15th, 2014 in the UAB Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama as a result of complications from a blood clotting disorder. He was 35 years old.

Springsteen and the E Street Band filmed the clip prior to their show in Charlotte, NC on the EP's release day last Saturday. "American Beauty" features four previously unreleased original songs, including "Mary Mary", "Hurry Up Sundown", "Hey Blue Eyes" and the title track.

Gabriel says of the Back To Front dates, which are part of a wider European tour: "We serve it up in three parts, like a meal. The starter will be an acoustic bit, almost like we would be in rehearsal.

The "Inferno" album is scheduled to be released in North America on May 27th. For the title track's video, Friedman co-directed the clip with David Brodsky (Devin Townsend, The Black Dahlia Murder).

Friedman explained the inspiration behind the video, "The music video for 'Inferno' is an homage/parody of one of my fave Japanese TV shows, 'Zenryokusaka' ('Full Power Hill').

"It's a weekly five-minute show where the entire premise is absolutely nothing but a girl running up a hill. Each week a different girl, and a different hill. I am hooked on this show, and think it is genius in its simplicity and ever-so-slight sexual nature.

The frontman took to the band's Facebook page today (April 23) to give fans a quick update on the status of Fleet Foxes going forward and revealed that he has been pursuing his undergraduate degree at Columbia University in New York.

"So, after the last round of touring, I decided to go back to school," Pecknold wrote. "I never got an undergraduate degree, and this felt like the right time to both see what that was about and to try something new after a while in the touring / recording lifestyle."

The guitarist icon believes the former Rainbow singer's departure meant the Michael Schenker Group record was never properly toured, leading to a relative lack of success.

Schenker - who released solo album Bridge The Gap last year - tells Songfacts.com: "It would be interesting to see if we can put something together live, because Assault Attack never got toured.

Released in May, the record comes on the back of the duo's 2013 world tour of the songs. It includes interpretations of classical music pieces from Bach, Mozart and Rossini as well as rock classics from Queen, Led Zeppelin and Turunen's own work.

Both artists released well-received solo records last year - Giersbergen's Drive was launched in September while Lucassen's latest Ayreon work, The Theory Of Everything, appeared in October.

Alice In Chains will kick off a spring US tour in support of their current album, "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here", this Friday, April 25 at the Brady Theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

During a commercial break, Satriani treated the studio audience to a special performance of "Always With Me, Always With You" (from 1987's "Surfing With The Alien") with The Posse and the program has made the song available as an online exclusive.

All 14 of Satriani's studio albums - from "Not Of This Earth" (his 1986 debut) through 2013's "Unstoppable Momentum" - are included in the new collection alongside "Added Creations and Bonus Tracks", a newly-compiled disc of rare compositions and performances.

The band's first studio outing with former Wonderlove and Rocco Deluca bassist Dave Beste is due on June 9 via Earache Records. Frontman Jay Buchanan recently said: