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"I would like to thank the fantastic medical team who have been treating me for the last few months, resulting in this amazing outcome," says Dickinson. "It's been tough on my family and in many ways it was harder for them than me.

"I'd also like to send a heartfelt thanks to all our fans for their kind words and thoughts. I'm a firm believer in trying to maintain a positive attitude, and the encouragement from the global Maiden family meant a great deal to me. Right now, I'm feeling extremely motivated and can't wait to get back to business as usual, as soon as I can!"

"We are of course all absolutely delighted that Bruce's doctors have pronounced him free of cancer," adds Maiden manager Rod Smallwood. "Although Bruce is naturally eager to resume Maiden activities, it will take a while before he is completely back to full strength, as we explained previously.

"Because of this, the band will not be touring or playing any shows until next year. We know our fans will understand the situation and, like us, would prefer to wait until Bruce is back to his usual indefatigable levels of fitness before going out on the road."

Iron Maiden recorded an album in 2014 but plans to release it were on hold while the singer recuperates; Smallwood says the group will now move forward with the project.

The band made their first-ever performance with the current lineup at an awards show to promote their latest release, "Tokyo Dome Live In Concert", as well as their summer tour of North America, which begins in Seattle on July 5.

The event at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas also saw performances by Simple Minds, Hozier, Ed Sheeran and other pop and rap acts.

The announcement comes after Lamb Of God launched a new website at www.lambofgodvii.com - where videos of fans around the world were gradually revealed as part of a countdown to today's streaming of Still Echoes, which will be available to buy via digital retailers from May 18 (Monday).

Hetfield was joined by Alice In Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell, Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith and a pedal steel guitarist for the song; the lineup also performed the Metallica track "Mama Said" from 1996's "Load."

The Metallica guitarist and lead singer also delivered an acoustic version of Adele's "Crazy For You" - from 2008's "19" - with his 16 year-old daughter Cali on vocals.

Hetfield and Sammy Hagar co-hosted the event, which also included performances by Joe Satriani, Pat Monahan from Train, Adam Sandler and Linda Perry.

8 News Now Las Vegas reports The Employee Management Relations Board determined Metro Captain David O'Leary should not have been demoted to a lower rank and he should receive back pay to December 2013.

O'Leary took Ashba for a free "fly along" on the public dime as part of the guitarist's marriage proposal to then girlfriend Nathalia Henao. Ashba's girlfriend said yes to the proposal after the helicopter landed in a field next to a table with roses and champagne.

The initial investigation determined O'Leary was guilty of violating department policy for the fly along because the process is supposed to begin and end at Air Support and does not include any off-site landings, as occurred in this incident.

Clapton let the world know how he's feeling in a video he uploaded to Facebook on Friday (May 15), in which he eulogizes King's passing and urges his audience to listen to his music.

'He was a beacon for all of us who love this kind of music," says Clapton in the video. 'If you're not familiar with his work, I would encourage you to go out and find an album called B.B. King Live at the Regal, which is where it all really started for me as a young player."

Previously, the rock legend had performed on Letterman's Late Night show twice, on March 22, 1984 and on Late Night's 10th anniversary show Jan. 18, 1992.

The lead guitarist teamed up with veteran journalist and author Chris Epting on the project, which marks the first book written by a member of the group. "It's fascinating for even me to look back at my life," says Collen, "from working in a factory at 16 years old to eventually traveling the world selling over one hundred million records and all the experiences that come with that journey.

"I realize that there is a constant evolution of 'me' that is still a work in progress even as I continue to be vital and dynamic in my same occupation for the past 35 years well into my late fifties."

Mathias was introduced with a brief tweet and a link to his first official tweet, which read: "No Way Out!" That's the title of the track they've unveiled in a lyric video, while confirming that Venom will be released on August 14.

Co-hosted by Sammy Hagar and Metallica's James Hetfield, the event was staged as a benefit for the Pediatric Cancer Program at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital.

Cantrell also performed the Alice In Chains tune, "Brother", and the Rolling Stones track "Dead Flowers" as part of his set, and he joined Hetfield for an unplugged version of the 1976 Blue Oyster Cult classic, "(Don't Fear) The Reaper."

The evening at The Masonic also included performances by Joe Satriani, Pat Monahan from Train, Adam Sandler and Linda Perry. Cantrell and Alice In Chains will launch a summer US tour in San Diego on July 17.

The one-hour performance is accompanied in the live pack with a CD featuring the same tracklist, but with the songs recorded at various locations on their 2014 European tour.

In the latest video clip of a series he made for Road Recovery, Hetfield says: "There was a split in the road. I'm thinking, 'I'm this rocker dude who's got to go out blazing. I need to show my fans that I really care about them more than anything else.' I forgot about the other split - my family."

And he won't give himself a break just because he came from a broken home. "Just because my family kind of disintegrated as a kid doesn't mean my parents didn't have unconditional love for me," he says.

A total of 30 images went on sale at London's Royal Albert Hall in an event hosted by Tom Robinson. It was arranged by The Print Bank after lots were donated by the Rockarchive Collection. Funds will be split between charities favoured by the photographers and the artists in the pictures.

The 2015 edition also features Bill Wyman, Procol Harum, Steve Harley, Andy Fairweather Low, Nik Kershaw and Mick Hucknall, with further guests to be revealed.

The Stones first met him in 1969 when they toured the US and invited him to join them. Wyman tells the BBC: "I was able to stand side stage and just watch B.B. with his band. You realized just what a talent he was. It was the way he played."

The last time he met King was in 2009. He remembers: "He could do that tremolo beautifully. He asked me if I could do it, and I said, 'No, I'm a bass player.' He sat me down with his guitar and I tried to do it - but it was impossible for me. He kept saying, 'Come on, you can do it.' He was so sweet."

And he reports that although he talked with some big-name sticksmen following the departure of Shawn Drover last year, he didn't want to go for a predictable choice.

Mustaine tells Rolling Stone: "Our hopes were to have a permanent drummer but the option to do a record with Chris was really exciting to me. We've looked at a lot of people. I talked with my friend Mike Portnoy, who I think is an amazing talent, and I talked to Dave Lombardo. Mike Mangini's name has come up.

Backed by a version of the Rolling Stones' Factory Girl, Goodnight My Dear is described as "a bluesy piano ballad complete with funeral horns and marching drums", and was inspired by the suicide of a friend of the band's singer, Paul-Ronney Angel.

King died on Thursday, aged 89, after a career spanning 66 years highlighted by his trademark guitar style. Weinman tells The Metal Hammer Magazine Show's Alexander Milas at Rock On The Range: "When I first started playing guitar, all I did was play blues. I had a teacher and we learned the basic blues styles, then he'd send me home to listen to B.B. King, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton. I really cut my teeth on those things.

The project features Emily Dolan Davies on drums following the group's split last year with original sticksman Ed Graham. Last month, Davies left the band and The Darkness have brought in Rufus Taylor - son of Queen legend Roger Taylor - to handle drum duties.

"Last Of Our Kind" will be issued on limited edition color vinyl, CD and digital download. The Darkness will launch the album with a showcase concert at Dingwalls in London on June 3, followed by a series of UK festival appearances this summer and a full fall UK tour.

"This is for you, Dave," said Waits as he introduced the song, on which he was accompanied by an accordionist and upright bassist. "I don't know when I will see Dave again," said Waits after the show. "I guess from now on we'll have to settle for bumping into each other at pilates."

Last week guitarist Nuno Bettencourt reported the band were "slowly but surely" getting to work on the project. Now Cherone tells SiriusXM: "We're all feeling the pressure of putting our something new.

Torabi is happy that the latest incarnation, which also features Ian East, Dave Sturt, Cheb Nettles and Fabio Golfetti, isn't like any previous version. "That's exactly what Daevid wanted," he states.

After their initial doubts the band are determined to continue. "His passing, if anything, has strengthened our resolve. There's bound to be a 'No David, no Gong' contingent. I understand that completely. I never expected or particularly desired to front Gong - but it sounds so good it would be stupid not to continue.

It features three new songs and a live bonus track and is their first studio release since English Electric Part Two in 2013. The CD version will be issued in Digipak format and includes an eight-page booklet featuring lyrics and artwork.

King 810 say via Facebook: "We were trying to make this work, but some unforeseen sh*t at home will keep us in the States at this time. We apologise to everyone who will miss us.

"Never Tell" is all about keeping secrets. We all have a few secrets to hide from the world for one reason or another. There are those people in your lives that try and pry the "dirty" details for gossip purposes and so on, but sometimes they have to stay hidden to the grave.

Thinking about these secrets to myself I said out loud, "I'll never tell", and a light went off in my head immediately. I knew I had a new song. When I write songs I build the story like a movie in my mind, that's where it begins. If I don't like the movie I throw it out in start over. I started brainstorming. "Ok who keeps secrets-why do they keep secrets-the most important secrets, and at what lengths will they go to to remain secrets.

That's when I immediately knew it needed to be some sort of spy/agent type of story to really grasp the importance and concept of what I wanted to say.
With the story still being written in my mind, and some written notes here and there, I decided to create characters, and try and create real depth into the backstory.

So originally I pictured Amanda(our singer) as some sort of agent/spy who either stole something or knew something of high importance. She then is kidnapped and taken to a dark, abandoned place. Preferably an empty warehouse on the neglected side of town where no one goes. Tied to a chair where no one can hear her scream she is tortured and severely beaten by an enemy or rival gang/crime family or government agency. Unsuccessfully they fail, and in her resiliency she escapes and takes out everyone in her path. That's how "never tell" was born.