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The band had four dates left on the tour including Saturday night in Turin, (Italy) Monday in Paris, Tuesday in Lyon (France) and the final show on Thursday in Barcelona.

The group released the following message about their decision, "It is with profound sadness and heartfelt concern for everyone in Paris that we have been forced to announce the cancellation of the rest of our tour.

The band released the following statement on their website, "As a result of the ongoing state of emergency across France, the U2 Paris concert scheduled for 14th November will not be going ahead as planned.

"U2 and Live Nation, along with HBO who were due to live broadcast the Saturday concert, are fully resolved to go ahead with this show at an appropriate time.

The members of the band had to the following to say from Paris on Friday night, "We watched in disbelief and shock at the unfolding events in Paris and our hearts go out to all the victims and their families across the city tonight.

Lemmy says: "I'm feeling very sad at the moment, in fact devastated because one of my best friends died yesterday. I miss him already. His name was Phil Taylor, or Philthy Animal, and he was our drummer twice in our career."

A statement on the band's website reads, '"The Cure Tour 2016' will present Robert Smith (voice/guitar), Simon Gallup (bass), Jason Cooper (drums), Roger O'Donnell (keys) and Reeves Gabrels (guitar) as they explore 37 years of Cure songs, mixing hits, rarities, favorites and as yet unreleased tracks in a brand new stage production that promises to be the 'must see' show of the year!'

They've moved swiftly to recruit Tim Seisser and Andrew Lawrence in their place and drummer Jonathan Schang has given an insight into the struggles he's encountered trying to keep the group together.

He says: "The band really has to be done in everybody's spare time because we have to make our money doing other things. The infrastructure that used support this sort of Endeavour just isn't there any more.

Born in Chicago in 1944, Hoh rose to prominence in the mid-60s when he hooked up with the Modern Folk Quartet before going on to appear on Donovan's Sunshine Superman album in 1966.

He became a sough-after session musician and enjoyed touring stints with The Mamas And The Papas which saw him appear with them on the bill at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967.

Springsteen always does a solo acoustic set, and, keeping with the theme of the night, also tells a few jokes (most of the bill is comedians; last week, Jon Stewart, John Oliver and Seth Meyers also performed).

Springsteen's four song set, according to Billboard, included 'For You," 'Darlington County," 'Working on the Highway," and 'Dancing in the Dark."

Springsteen also hinted at another E Street Band tour during the auction that followed the concert, as one of the big items was a Fender Stratocaster guitar autographed by Springsteen (an odd choice, as he's publicly pointed out that he plays Fender Telecasters and not Stratocasters), tickets to an E Street Band concert with a full backstage guided tour and a 'slop fest" meal with the band. (The winner, however, was told that they need to 'bring your own drugs." ) So it seems like another E Street Band tour is at least on the man's mind. Although last night, it was all about paying tribute to the Veterans.

Billboard premiered the video earlier this week, which contains footage from the recording sessions at Nashville's Easy Eye Sound studio. In the clip, frontman Matt Schultz explains "A lot of the songs on the record were (recorded in) one take." He adds, "That was the one of the great things about working Dan, as a producer he's really good at keeping you from overthinking things."

It comes on coloured splatter-effect vinyl and only 4000 copies have been pressed. Included along with the original 10 tracks are O Star and This Circle from 2006's The Summer Tic EP.

"Coming to the UK is always like coming home for us. Fans in the UK are always high energy, always there," says Cooper. "Headlining the very first Stone Free Festival at London's The O2 in June next year is an example of why we feel so welcome. It will be my only performance in the UK next year, so that makes it even more special. And, as always with my show, you can expect the unexpected!"

The band say: "The reaction to our tour announcement has been fantastic - thank you. Can't wait for March next year." Reef have spent much of 2015 working on their fifth album - the follow-up to 2003's Together.

He tells Examiner.com: "In the early days, because of my intensity, there probably was an element of anger infused in the music. Most people who knew me personally probably thought I was a nice guy.

"I think if there was any anger in my performance, it was just a vehicle because I wanted to stand out. These days I don't feel the need to express my anger as much.

They met in a grocery store when Jamie spotted Derek's Korn t-shirt and they got chatting. Derek tells TeamRock: "Jamie and I have been together for two years. We both have loved Korn since high school and followed them with every new album release since. I've seen them in concert five times but Jamie has never seen them so I wanted to make it really special when she did.

The pair are joined by guitarist Pete Rinaldi and bassist Lee Pomeroy, who's known for his work with artists including It Bites, Rick Wakeman and Steve Hackett. New drummer Adam Falkner has also been confirmed in the lineup.

All four artists appeared on Lonely Robot's debut album Please Come Home, which was released earlier this year. Mitchell had the following to say: