The movie "Metallica Through The Never" is to hit IMAX theaters across North American for a one week engagement beginning on September 27th.

Here is part of the synopsis for the film: "crew member (played by Dane DeHaan-Chronicle, The Amazing Spider-Man 2) is sent out on a mission during Metallica's roaring live set in front of a sold-out arena. While on this mission, he unexpectedly has his life turned completely upside down. "

Here is what the band had to say, "If you've been following along, you know that we're pretty damn excited about the upcoming release of our 3D film, Metallica Through the Never. Today we have big news as the movie goes extreme next level with IMAX! Starting September 27, 2013 our movie will be shown exclusively on EVERY single screen in EVERY single IMAX theatre in North America for a full week. That's over 300 theatres that we'll be unleashing Through The Never to... an IMAX first! There really is no better way than this to experience film and promises to amount to an unprecedented and very unique visit to the movies.

A collector of antique automobiles and wrist watches, the Dallas-based, 29-year-old singer released a statement Monday (April 22). It reads:

"I am writing this letter to apologize to my friends and fans for my recent arrest and charges against me for trademark counterfeiting, with attempted distribution of counterfeit Rolex watches.

The track is already splitting fans, some of whom are disappointed with the lack of guitar action, while others don't like the pace of the song. Nearly a third of responses to the YouTube steam have been negative.

Mainman Dave Mustaine recently said of the album: "When we started the deadline was pretty heavy on this. We had signed our contract and we had such-and-such amount of time to do it � but we were out on tour, so every day was ticking away.

Prior to Timberlake's three-week reign, the No.1 album in the country belonged to Bon Jovi, a band that admittedly held more sway in its earlier days but still connected with 2005′s "Who Says You Can't Go Home" and the 2007 album Lost Highway.

This week, Fall Out Boy took the top spot in America with its big comeback album, Save Rock & Roll, which debuts at No. 1 with 153,000 sold, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The band beats out its closest competitor, Kid Cudi, by almost 20,000 copies, as the rapper's Indicud slots in second.

The band made moves to produce a new edit after some fans objected to the quality of preview clips ahead of the record's release this week. They originally hired Billy Sherwood to turn his hand to producing a new version, but he bowed out citing time constraints.

Tate recently said: "We were a little rushed on the mixing end of it, so we're having some of the songs remixed before the album comes out. That's typical with records � you have to have them in on time.

Ozzy called in to Zane Lowe's BBC show and had this to say about the song, "How I got that title was I was in somebody's office and there was a magazine on a table and it just said, 'God Is Dead,' and I suddenly thought about 9/11 and all these terrorist things and religion and how many people have died in the name of religion," explained Osbourne.

"When you think about the tragedy that's happened throughout time, it just came in my head. You'd think by now that their God would have stopped people dying in the name of, so I just starting thinking that people must be thinking, 'Where is God? God is dead' and it just hit me."

Ozzy also addressed the controversial song title by pointing out, "At the end of the thing, there's still a bit of hope because there I sing that I don't believe that God is dead. It's just a question of when you see so many dreadful people killing each other with bombs, and blowing the tube trains up and the World Trade Center."

He also explained how well the recording process worked for the reunited group, "It flowed out of us. We actually wrote and recorded 16 songs and we had eight songs left over as a bonus thing, you know. It was like doing a double album. The songs really stand up, you know."

The new lineup is lead by founding guitarist Jari Kuusisto along with singer Jens C. Mortensen, bass player Lars Lind�n and lead guitarist Petri Kuusisto.

The group is joined by new drummer Lawrence Dinamarca who is known for his work with Loch Vostok and Bleeding Utopia.

The four-day festival will take place June 13-16th and the newly announced acts include Empire of the Sun, Solange, ALO with Special Guests, Polyphonic Spree, Bustle In Your Hedgerow, Black Prairie, Delta Rae and
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But frontman Bruce Dickinson admits it wasn't just a case of adding the band's name to a bottle, and they actually had to audition for brewers Robinsons.

The award-winning firm tied in with Maiden to create a "secret squirrel" recipe. Interest has been so strong that they've moved to a six-day week to keep up with advance orders, with over 100 countries having expressed an interest in stocking it.

"The Complete Mercury Years" will contain Rush's complete Mercury catalog (all their albums up through "A Show Of Hands") for $79.99, including the new "2112 Deluxe Edition" and the 2008 "Working Man" compilation.

The trek is set to kick off on May 20th at New York City's Irving Plaza and will conclude on July 18th with a homecoming concert at Portland, Oregon's Crystal Ballroom.

In addition to headline dates, the band is set to appear at several music festivals including Boston Calling Music Festival (on May 25th), The Governor's Ball Music Festival on New York City's Randall's Island (slated for Sunday, June 9th) and Manchester, Tennessee's Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival (June 13th � 16th).

The tour will featured a variety of support acts during the duration including Royal Bangs, Skaters, Guards and Avi Buffalo.

On Wednesday, May 1, Thal will jam with students at Mott Hall Community School in the Bronx as part of the program; in addition, he will be arriving with free guitars for the students, courtesy of Gibson.

In May 1973 an unsuspecting world listened in awe as Bourge unleashed the riff to Budgie's Breadfan � a song later covered by Metallica. Forty years on, the hugely underrated six-stringer has a new 20-track album named Crank It Up � released under the moniker of Anthony Bourge.

Crank It Up contains a wide variety of styles, from riff-based rockers reminiscent of the metal Bourge forged with Budgie, to songs and instrumentals steeped in the blues, to ethereal pop numbers.

They join Black Star Riders, Nazareth, Paul Di'Anno and Lawnmower Deth at the latest edition of the holiday-park weekend music festival.

Monroe launched his video for new track The Ballad Of The Lower East Side via Classic Rock last week. His next album, Horns And Halos, is released on August 26 via Spinefarm.

The album is being released under the band's new global deal with Spinefarm and was produced by Tony Newton, mixed by Tony Newton & Pedro Ferreira (The Darkness, Enter Shikari, Therapy?) and mastered by Ade Emsley (Iron Maiden, British Lion).

They will be headlining the music festival on Saturday, August 3rd. Previously announce headliners include Kid Rock, Rob Zombie and Mastodon.

This year's festival will also feature performances from ZZ Top, Toby Keith, Halestorm, Machine Head, Brantley Gilbert, Queensr�che and Sublime with Rome.

The pair were on hand for an interview with the morning hosts, and they also performed a few songs acoustically for listeners.

Moore's playing with Skid Row, Thin Lizzy and his solo work virtually defined high-octane blues-rock, coining a signature tone that thousands have sought to emulate. Across three decades of playing, his weapon of choice remained the mighty Les Paul, one of which was the legendary '59 Burst originally owned by Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green.

Uneasy was a very strange song for me as it in a few ways looked into my past and my future, let me explain. In November of 2011 I was really stressed with making and writing a new record as well as in a few months I was about to become a dad for the first time. So honestly with all of these emotions weighing on me I was going days sometimes without sleeping and was very exhausted. So on November 17th, I remember the date because it was one of my good friends birthday, anyway I decided to lay down early and catch up on some sleep and I had this dream. But I guess before I explain the dream I need to tell you about my grandmother. My grandmother was a huge impact on me as a child. I spent probably as much time with her as I did my own mother. She passed away when I was 8 years old and I still think about her daily and remember her vividly. Ok, so back to the dream. I was dreaming that I was back living in this old house that I grew up in as a child and someone knocked on the door. I go to answer the door and there is a man holding a cell phone. He said "it for you" I took the phone from the man and said hello? And on the other end of the line I hear my grandmothers voice. There was no mistaking it. I knew who it was on the first syllable. She said " Hey baby, I hear you have been having a rough time and I just wanted you to know that there's a heaven for all of us... even for those of us that sold our souls" I woke up right then trying to control myself from screaming out loud all the while wishing I could go back to sleep and finish that phone call. I got out of bed and grabbed my acoustic and wrote the chorus to Uneasy. However the second verse speaks of someone passing away and how the head stone will give you insight into when and where someone lived. It could never tell you the little thing that made that person special and how much they were loved by people that we may not even know. Every time I sing that verse now all I can think about is my Dad whom passed away in February of this year. In a lot of ways I feel like this song is a link between me and two people that I loved dearly.