Music fans are in for yet another treat by the group of talented young musicians when they perform "Let There Be Rock", a tribute concert honoring legendary rockers AC/DC at two upcoming all-ages shows on Friday, May 22 and Saturday, May 23, 2009.

The album is set for release May 19 on BNA Records. According to Chesney, the idea behind the "Out Last Night" lyrics was inspired by a real night out with co-writer Brett James. The music video captures that feeling.

"This is a first for me and makes me feel like I'm putting my video right in the fans' hands," said Kenny Chesney. "What could be better than going straight to the people who are living these songs?"

Sia will also release an exclusive LIVE from Sydney EP digitally through iTunes on May 5th. The EP contains seven live tracks recorded at an intimate in-store performance at the Apple Store in Sydney, Australia on March 24th.

The album, If The World Was You, was released on the Slow Curve label (distributed through Sony RED) last fall to critical acclaim and catalyzed the artist's first foray into performing live in almost a quarter century. He undertook a North American tour as well as select dates in Japan that began late last year and will be back this spring for a coast-to-coast tour with Jill Sobule on the bill in support.

The Friday Night Boys will herald the album's release with a nearly non-stop tour schedule. The band is currently wrapping up a stint supporting Sing It Loud on their "Guys Guys Guys" tour.

Kicking off June 13th at the Westword Music Showcase in Denver, CO, the tour will take the band to and down the west coast before wrapping up July 1st at Club Sound in Salt Lake City, UT.

TMBG's final New York City (Le) Poisson Rouge show is coming up on May 30th. The theme is Non-Stop Rock. TMBG are also doing a couple of special Flood In It's Entirety shows in Boston and Kansas City. And in honor of the baseball season starting up, there are plenty of Tmbg Double-Headers for both families and adults.

GAMA BOMB vocalist PHILLY BYRNE comments: "We're pretty stoked to be supporting Anvil in Dublin. It's not only a good chance to play to people who'd never normally come to the dank, dark places we play in, but it's also going to be cool to share the stage with real-life thrash metal comeback kids. Plus it's in Dublin, which is our natural habitat. Hopefully we can show them the best bars in town, and the best gutters to lie in afterward."