Sorrow: a song about selfishness. Focusing on people that never take blame and are always wondering why everyone else is wrong. Unfortunately I did use myself as the subject when writing this.

Enough: Written about someone that's controlling. Only being understanding when things are going their way and no matter how much they control the relationship they continue to push for more.

Velvet Revolver (Slash, Duff McKagan, Matt Sorum and Dave Kushner) plan to carry on without Weiland who is heading out on tour this year with his old band Stone Temple Pilots. "This band is all about its fans and its music and Scott Weiland isn't 100% committed to either," Slash said in a statement issued on Tuesday. "Among other things, his increasingly erratic onstage behavior and personal problems have forced us to move on."

According to the Canadian press, "Kroeger, whose real name is Chad Turton, had almost twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system when he was stopped for speeding in Surrey, B.C., in June of 2006."

Frontman Rivers Cuomo posted a message for fans last month announcing "We have one song left to mix and then it's on to mastering. We should be all done very soon. Then we chill for a minute.

"The album will be out in June so with any luck you will hear a new Weezer song on the radio soon. I think I know which song is the first single but I'm not sure so I can't tell you. I'll give you some hints, though. It's one word, starts with a T, ends with an R and contains twelve letters. You should be able to figure it out because you're smart li'l Weezer fans.

The deal reportedly includes worldwide touring, merchandising, and the band's official Web site but is not a 360-degree arrangement like Madonna's. U2 will remain with Universal Music and none of the publishing will go to Live Nation.

"It's not do-or-die that we have to have everything. We just have to have certain critical mass, and we more than have it in this deal," Michael Cohl, Live Nation chairman of the board and CEO of Live Nation Artists, told Billboard.com.

Simpson's rep told the Associated Press that the singer was admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Friday for the infection and was released on Monday following treatment.

He'll join other stars like Beyonce (Etta James), Adrien Brody (Chess co-founder Leonard Chess), Jeffrey Wright (Muddy Waters), Columbus Short (Little Walter), Eamonn Walker (Howlin' Wolf) Gabrielle Union (Geneva Wade, Muddy Waters girlfriend) and Cedric the Entertainer (Willie Dixon).

Tickets purchased for the April shows will be valid for the rescheduled shows. Refunds are available from point of sale should you not be able to make the new dates.

A spokesman for the singer denied media reports on Tuesday that quoted the concert organizer, Emma Ticketmaster, as saying Dion had postponed the concert at the 64,000-seat Workers Stadium due to concern that Beijing's sandstorms could affect her recovery from a recent throat infection.

So are only US city is getting love from the band as most of the dates are focused on Canada.

"Don't listen to the rumors � he's doing great � seriously!" Wolfgang, 17, told People magazine at Nickolodeon's 2008 Kid's Choice Awards Saturday (March 29).

Your Vegas will be tour in support of their upcoming album, A Town and Two Cities, hits stores on April 29th. The group has also lined up several prestigious Festival gigs, including ALL POINTS WEST in Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ. Joining headliners Radiohead, among others, Your Vegas will perform on Saturday, August 9th, day two of the three day fest.

Frequent road-buddies of pounding electroclash outfit The Bravery (the two bands just wrapped up an acclaimed trek with Switches), the spirited fivesome is heading back out on a run through mid-April with The Bravery, appearing April 5, in Ventura, CA, and then rolling through a two week-jaunt beginning on April 9 with The Bravery and Fiction Plane, stepping off after their April 25 show in Detroit to hook up with superstars Duran Duran at the end of the month.

Big Pat: There is a tremendous buzz right now with regards to the Dr. Pepper challenge. What brought this on? * Greg Artkop: "Dr Pepper believes the world needs more GN'R. We wanted to do our part to get Chinese Democracy out of the studio and into our iPods."

Big Pat: On the GN'R official web site, Axl responded to the challenge, quite quickly in fact! To fans that was a surprise. Did you read his response? If so could you comment on it? * Greg Artkop: "We were extremely pleased that Axl responded so quickly - and favorably - to our offer. I guess we'll have to expand to include a Dr Pepper for Buckethead. That was an interesting and unexpected bonus!"

Bush fans that can't wait until June 3rd to get a taste of Gavin Rossdale's new solo album, "Wanderlust," are in luck as the first single from the effort, "Love Remains the Same," was released to all the digital outlets on Tuesday.

Norma Jean head into the studio this week to begin recording their next album, tentatively titled "The Anti Mother." They are reportedly aiming for a late summer release of the effort.

Taylor Hoff has left Don The Reader and wants fans to be assured that he quit, he wasn't fired. He said in a statement, "Despite rumors of being kicked out, I have willingly and un-regrettably left Don the Reader. They did not kick me out, and they in no way had any choice or authority over my leaving. The blatant lies to all fans via reply to comments stating they kicked me out are false and should be looked upon as a definition of their character."