The New York five-piece have joined forces with Amie Street, an independent music online marketplace, for a three-week early release of You & Me for just $5, with all proceeds going to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.

The charity ride will start at American Classic Motorcycles and will end back at Pub 261 after a 60 mile loop. The event will take participants on a multiple stop journey where they will draw a card, collect a t-shirt or other prizes in hopes at the end to have the best poker hand in play. Local band Five-O will entertain at the conclusion of the event and Bo Bice will be on-hand for a meet and greet with riders.

For this special release, Hatebreed will be doing something it's never done before by taking time out to autograph each and every copy sold of the new DVD at each of these shows. The Live Dominance DVD will be available for sale at the band's merch table each night. Additional details will be made available soon on how the autograph signings will take place.

With it's pop rock roots, distinctive vocals, and a whole lot of keyboards, Welcome, All That's Difficult is a throw back to when rock was fun. You can expect tracks ranging from metaphoric baseball life-lessons, all the way to the hardships of the bottom-feeding Mollusk.

Matchbox Twenty kicks off the episode with songs from their latest album, Exile on Mainstream. They start the episode with the single "How Far We've Come" which reached #3 on the U.S. Adult Top 40 chart. They continue with "Can't Let You Go", a rocking waltz power ballad, and catchy and driving "Bright Lights". To wrap up their set they pay homage to the legendary recording studio by performing "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window", a Beatles song from the Abbey Road album.

The Script, an up and coming three-piece band from Ireland, follows Matchbox Twenty and performs songs from their recently released self-titled debut album. Planning to support N.E.R.D. on their UK tour, The Script is enjoying international success and will release their album in the US sometime in August. They will grace Abbey Road and perform their two singles "We Cry" and "The Man Who Can't Be Moved".

The winner will also receive a ton of Penthouse swag including magazines, DVD's and other cool items. A pair of tickets to the Rock Against Diabetes Preshow Bash August 22nd, as well as a set of impossible to find main show VIP tickets for the Rock Against Diabete main event on August 23rd, 2008. VIP treatment at the R.A.D. show will also be a one of a kind experience with up close and intimate access to all of the performers and some give aways that are for VIP's only.

Erica will also be at the Preshow Bash and Main Event, where she will assist host Evel Dick Donato in the hosting duties, sign autographs for fans and hang out in the VIP area. The date will take place on August 24th, the day after the Rock Againt Diabetes events. This is by far, the coolest, or hottest weekend package to be offered in Vegas all summer.

John Payne replaced vocalist/bassist John Wetton as the front man of the supergroup ASIA in 1992 at the invitation of keyboardist Geoff Downes. ASIA extensively toured the world for the next 14 years performing new classics and old favorites. With John Payne fronting the band, ASIA released 8 stunning studio albums and several live recordings.

Highlights of the tour include hometown shows in San Diego on Halloween (his first in three years) and two shows in Richmond, VA � including an electric set the night before Thanksgiving and an acoustic set the night after the holiday. Mraz's special guest on most dates will be Lisa Hannigan, who captured his attention while performing with former collaborator Damien Rice.

"Stay My Baby" is Cosgrove's first solo single from Nickelodeon and Columbia Records' new album iCarly - Music From and Inspired by the Hit TV Show. Following the on-air premiere, the music video will also be available on TurboNick, www.nick.com's broadband video site, and www.youtube.com/mirandacosgrove.

Minstrel Show- Yes, yes, there shalt be a reckoning. There's more violence and sex in records Muddy Waters made 60 years ago then there is in a 50 Cent or Lil Wayne record. It may sound like sex and violence but it's really what a board meeting of a bunch of record executive's sounds like. And there's nothing more sickening to listen to, or that I hate more, then that.

Hollywood- This song is about wanting to be famous or about wanting to be with a girl. It's half joking and half serious. Some of the lyrics are silly, but when you really want to be famous or you really want to be with a girl, to someone on the outside sometimes what you say can sound funny.