SleazeRoxx reports: Led Zeppelin fans' dreams of seeing the rock supergroup back onstage together have been given a boost by confirmation frontman Robert Plant is considering a slot at next year's Glastonbury festival in England.

BW&BK reports that: The [Metallica] docs were filed in L.A. County Superior Court by drummer Lars Ulrich, who requested Karen Jane McNeil stay at least 150 yards away from all of the members of the band, their families and the people who run the Metallica fan club.

Rock Radio has pointed it out before, but this time Mustaine's gone further than before. It's a matter of record he's been unhappy with the US part of his label, Roadrunner Records, for some time. It's also a matter of record he's suffered hand and spine problems in recent years, which at one point threatened to end his playing career.

Now, responding to fan comments on the Megadeth forum, he's stated that Endgame might be their last album, and that if folding the band has to happen, he'll accept it in the spirit of becoming a better person afterwards. He says: "The president of Roadrunner came out and said this was the last record but if we didn't re-sign with them for more records they were going to stop selling Endgame. I've always known there's another record owed. I'm a man of my word and I'm going to fulfill my contract - rest assured, though, that I'm not going to release a compilation record or a live record for my final record with Roadrunner."

[Maybe Dave should have listened to all of the former Roadrunner band's who complained about the label's F'd up PR dept. before his signed on the dotted line. Sounds like the BS comes straight from the top.]

The vehicle hit a guard rail, spun out, and flipped over. Miraculously no one was killed. Bassist, Dave Alexander, suffered the most serious injuries breaking his arm, dislocating his elbow, and breaking his thumb. He underwent surgery in a Kalamazoo hospital Sunday afternoon and is expected to make a full recovery.

Ozzy Wrestling - According to Pwtorch.com, WWE announced on last night's (October 26th) Raw that Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne will guest-host next week's edition of WWE Raw. more

U2 will play a free concert in Berlin to help the city celebrate 20 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Music network MTV said the Irish rockers will perform in front of the Brandenburg Gate on Nov. 5 during the MTV Europe Music Awards more

Bruce Springsteen canceled a performance in Kansas City on Monday after the death of his cousin who was the assistant road manager of the E Street Band.more

AC/DC's Italian concert promoter, Barley Arts, has announced that rumors of AC/DC dates in Turin, Italy on June 8th and 9th, are false. more But in other AC/DC news, a UK record shop owner got a big surprise when a "scruffy geezer" came to the counter with a copy of AC/DC's monster hit, "Back in Black," and the geezer asked the shopkeeper if he wanted him to sign the album. "Er... who are you?" replied the shopkeeper. "I'm the singer." Turns out the geezer was AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson. Read the full tale here.

Steven Tyler, whose ear-piercing voice and huge lips have been Aerosmith's trademark for nearly four decades, will stage a multimedia solo presentation January 23 at the Capitol Center For The Arts in Concord, NH. more

Noel Gallagher has confirmed that he plans to embark on a solo career following the break-up of Oasis in August. "I'm looking forward to doing my own thing, bringing out my own music," he said. more

Deftones released ticket presale info for their upcoming benefit for Chi. Grab the details here.

In somewhat related news, our friends over at Antiquiet say "Deftones Soar, Slipknot Roars And Sublime Whores Their Legacy At Cypress Hill Smokeout" Check out their write up here

Music Biz vs fans again: And the music industry continues to shoot itself in the foot! A group of 25 publishers, producers and musicians in Europe are asking that YouTube hand over server logs showing who uploaded, as well as watched, their material. Sue your fans! Great marketing plan there. Read more here

Singer Morrissey returned to the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday, and made light of his collapse during a recent concert in Swindon. more

Remember Puddle Of Mudd? If you do, you might be interested to know they will release their fourth studio album, Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate, on December 8, according to FMQB

Jarvis Cocker has put out the flames sparked by his comments about a Pulp reunion being taken out of context by the UK press. Jarvis tells Teletext. "Someone asked me if I fancied playing at the 40th anniversary of Glastonbury, I said yes, they twisted that into a 'Pulp reform' story. It's not true." more

Slash joined the Black Eyed Peas on stage at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles Sunday night (October 25) to perform the Guns N' Roses classic "Sweet Child O' Mine". Watch video footage of his appearance at Blabbermouth

Nile have announced a listening party and signing session for their new album 'Those Whom the Gods Detest' to be held on Friday November 6, 2009 at 7pm at Earshot Records in Greenville South Carolina more

Slayer have confirmed an in-store performance at Hollywood & Highland Hot Topic in Los Angeles, CA on November 4th at 3:30 PM.more

The vocalists for Arkaea, the band featuring Fear Factory members Christian Olde Wolbers (guitar) and Raymond Herrera (drums), had this bad news for fans "Unfortunately Arkaea had to leave the Kittie tour 5 shows early. I apologize to all my friends and fans who were expecting to see us perform, we'll defiantly make it up to you very soon." more

Wanna watch a video of Van Halen lip-synching "Unchained" on a French TV show from 1981? If you do, jump over to BW&BK

Catalepsy advise fans: "We have decided to kick Bert out as he randomly left us while we were in Philly in August on our tour with Endwell. We were forced to cancel all remaining shows as our other vocalist Josh was sick at home. He had went home because 'his mother was in a coma.' We later found out this was a lie. He also had a history of stealing things from peoples houses that we stayed at, venues, as well as money from the band. We apologize to anyone who ever had anything missing."

The Killers are set to release their version of The Eagles' 'Hotel California' on November 30. more

The Strokes' Julian Casablancas has made his forthcoming debut solo album, 'Phrazes For The Young', available to listen to in full online before its official release. Check it out at NME

Feel The Shake Again: Jetboy have completed recording an EP of their first original material in 20 years, and are currently negotiating for its release later this year more

Haste The Day and Amarna Reign will hit the road this week for a brief tour. Dates are here

On Sunday night at the Riviera Theater in Chicago, Illinois, hard rockin' blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa joined Warren Haynes and Gov't Mule onstage during their second set, trading licks for a spellbinding version of "Sco-Mule" and tearing it up on a cover of the Albert King classic "Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home." wanna see it?

Cold War Kids will return on January 19th with a brand new four-track EP that will be supported by a four date U.S. tour. more

Lostprophets have announced details of a forthcoming UK tour. Heading out in early February, the 19 date tour will take in venues across the UK more

Rancid has announced plans to play a benefit on Saturday, November the 7th in Las Vegas for the Tony Hawk Foundation. The Stand Up For Skateparks event, sponsored by Hawk's new Tony Hawk: RIDE video game, takes place at the Wynn Las Vegas resort more

The Haunted have cancelled their previously announced U.K. tour (October 29 - November 4) with Casino Brawl and Romeo Must Die as a result of "some very special circumstances," according to a statement released by the band. more

The 2009 We The People Festival in Los Angeles will feature a number of acts including Bad Religion, Suicidal Tendencies, Pepper and more

Rolling Stones' Controversial Tour Documentary "Cocksucker Blues" Screens in New York. more

Bowie told the author, "I'd stay up for weeks. Even people like Keith Richards were floored by it. And there were pieces of me all over the floor. I paid with the worst manic depression of my life. My psyche went through the roof, it just fractured into pieces. I was hallucinating 24 hours a day."

Spitz adds, "Increasingly Bowie was convinced there were witches after his semen. They were intent on using it to make a child to sacrifice to the devil, essentially the plot to Roman Polanski's 1968 supernatural classic Rosemary's Baby."

Culled from Anthem Entertainment and Zo� Vision's three other Rush releases � 'Rush in Rio', 'R30' and 'Snakes & Arrows Live' - the Working Men album features live recordings of the band's greatest hits as well as one previously unreleased track, 'One Little Victory'.

Final track listing for Believers Never Die � Greatest Hits is listed below. Also included will be a DVD with Fall Out Boy's 14 Greatest Hit videos with exclusive band commentary.

The Deluxe Box Set comprises three audio CDs including a remastered disc of the original Ya-Ya's repertoire as well as a disc of five previously unreleased Stones tracks recorded at the same Madison Square Garden shows. The third CD encompasses unreleased performances by the shows' stellar openers: B.B. King and Ike & Tina Turner, five songs from the former and seven songs from the latter. The Box Set also includes a 56-page Collectors Edition book featuring photos and an essay by Ethan Russell, the acclaimed photographer who accompanied the Stones on the '69 tour, as well as the original Rolling Stone Magazine review by Lester Bangs and a series of recollections from a cross-section of fans who attended the concerts and a replica of the original Stones '69 tour poster by David Byrd. There will be a code in a limited number of Box Sets enabling fans to download "I'm Free" for Guitar Hero 5.

According to Jimmy Ratchitt (Vocals & Guitar), "The band is ecstatic to get out and play for our fans in Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada! We're based in Los Angeles and it's been awhile since all of our schedules have synced-up enough to plan a tour like this and we can't wait to get out on the road!"