In case you have been living under a rock, Them Crooked Vultures is a new supergroup comprised of Foo Fighter's Dave Grohl, Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones and Queens of the Stone Age's Josh Homme.

Two "police officers" interrupted the band's set to escort Hayes and Campanella offstage and issue arrest warrants for a vandalizing incident that happened the last time the band performed at the venue. Back then, bottles were broken outside the venue and, while the owner was mad and had police contact the band, they had no proof so charges were never officially pressed.

The German government has banned hard rock group Rammstein's latest hit album from public display in stores because of its depictions of sado-masochism. more

Cobra Starship's new video for "Hot Mess" premiered today on MTV. Check it out here

The Dead Weather have announced details of a one-off performance at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg on November 17 more

Mick Jones, Kelly Hansen, and Jeff Pilson of Foreigner will be visiting the Howard Stern Show this morning, November 10, on Sirius XM Radio. They will be doing an interview and performing an acoustic set with at least a couple songs. The show will also be taped to be shown on Howard TV, available only on Digital Cable. The TV appearance will be shown later tomorrow night and repeated several times throughout the month.

ZZ Top have added dates to their North American schedule, which kicks off today in Milwaukee, WI and currently runs through December 1 in Calgary, AB. Check out the band's itinerary here

Tired of waiting for a new Kinks album? There could be a new one from the band next year, their first since 1993's Phobia. Band leader Ray Davies has been in the studio with original drummer Mick Avory, plus later members Jim Rodford (bass) and Ian Gibbons (keyboards). more

If you believe Iggy Pop's recent comments, The Stooges' forthcoming reunion will not only include a "full tour," but also a trip to the studio. more

Throwdown entered the studio Sunday night (November 8) to record a cover version of an as-yet-undisclosed Pantera song for a forthcoming "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott tribute album. more

Killing Joke have announced two UK shows for spring 2010. The influential post-punk group will play Edinburgh's Picture House and then London's Hammersmith Apollo. more

Moonsorrow's show in Bulgaria on November 14th has been canceled. "Ville Sorvali's back had to be operated in an emergency situation. An intervertebral disc in his back was ruptured resulting in a pinched spinal nerve, so he could not even walk for days. The operation went smoothly and he should recover in time for the shows in Russia.," says the band in a statement. more

My lawsuit is based on what I believe was the defendants' use of my Boston baseball playoff song "Man I Love This Team" as a temp track in the production of a commercial for Major League Baseball. The audio portion of that commercial was performed by Bon Jovi. I believe that commercial--both the visual images and the Bon Jovi audio-were derived from my song.

He updated his Myspace with the following: We're a little more than 2 weeks away from the LAYN "Slash & friends" fundraiser, Nov 22nd at the Avalon Theater in Hollywood Ca. George Lopez is hosting an indulgent night of Rock & Roll with special guests, Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Idol, Perry Farrell, Chester Bennington, Andrew Stockdale, Franky Perez, Dave Navarro, Travis Barker, Chris Chaney & myself. The set is going to be killer & the whole event is supporting an awesome cause. Remaining tickets are available at: Its going to be one for the books for sure.

The tracking for my record is completely done & we only have 3 songs left to mix. I'm extremely happy about how the whole thing turned out, I think you're going to dig it. Also, there is a single dropping in Japan this month that I did recorded with Koshi Inaba from the B'z. The song is called "Sahara" & is only available for sale in Japan & won't be on the domestic release of the cd. There is a surprise B-Side you gotta check out.

"This is by far our biggest accomplishment as a band," says Alex Dunne, the band's guitarist. "It's not just our best record; it's leaps and bounds beyond everything we've done previously. We've never been this excited to release a record and can't wait for you to hear it."

Jerry was born on December 30, 1974 in Marietta, Georgia. After attending the University of Georgia for graphic design, he left for New York in 1995 to join the band Vineland. His achievements were numerous as he became a New York fixture in the music scene, providing incredibly complex and energetic drumbeats that elicited wide praise and excitement from fellow musicians, critics and friends. On the rare occasion that he was not touring, Jerry did graphic design work for publications such as Chunklet and Entertainment Weekly. Throughout all of his endeavors and successes, Jerry remained one of the most humble and down-to-earth artists anyone could meet. His smile, and loving energy will be missed dearly, as will his talent and contributions to the music scene.

The fact that Brooks drives the bus for both of these amazing bands should give you a good idea of the level that his group Kidneys is performing at. Featuring Brooks on vocals and guitar, Kidneys' live line up is rounded out by bassist John Spiker (Filter, Tenacious D) and Todd Hennig (Death By Stereo) giving the band an all-star line up that is a pleasure to experience in person.

The album - for which work began in February of this year - saw Lawless take a good look in the mirror about not only himself, but also the current state of the world. "As the recordings progressed, I found myself once again asking the question - 'Who am I?', but more specifically 'Who am I now, and where am I in my life?'" explains Lawless. "You all know that I've said repeatedly that any art: be it movies, painting or music should reflect its maker's vision of themselves, and the world around them at that precise moment of their lives. If they are indeed truthful with that art, it then gives the viewer or listener a pretty good snapshot inside the head and heart of the one creating it."