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"They were robbed of their stage three weeks ago, so we'd like to offer them ours tonight," Bono told the crowd before the pairing launched into a cover of Patti Smith's "People Have The Power."

Following the song, Rolling Stone reports, U2 left the stage so that the Eagles Of Death Metal could close out the evening with their own "I Love You All the Time."

Last week, Eagles Of Death Metal asked their friends in other bands to perform covers of the song, which appears on their 2015 LP "Zipper Down", and donate all proceeds to the victims of the attack. The Dean Ween Group and Savages are among those who have covered the tune so far.

"We want to offer our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for everything our brothers in U2 did for us in the aftermath of the November 13 attacks," said the band after Monday's show. "They reminded us that the bad guys never take a day off, and therefore we rock 'n rollers cannot either�and we never will.

"We are incredibly grateful to U2 for providing us the opportunity to return to Paris so quickly, and to share in the healing power of rock 'n roll with so many of the beautiful people - nos amis - of this great city.

"Thank you to Bono, The Edge, Larry and Adam, thank you to their wonderful management, thank you to France, and thank you to everyone in the world who continues to prove that love, joy, and music will always overcome terror and evil.

"We look forward to fighting the good fight on many more fronts very soon, especially when we pick up our tour in 2016. See you again in February, Paris."

The 6-week run will begin February 20 in Dallas, TX, and will wrap up in SOioux Falls, SD on March 26. A Megadeth Cyberarmy presale starts December 8 at 10 AM local time with general public tickets on sale December 11.

Widely credited with inventing the stoner rock genre, he formed the band in 1968 with guitarist Louis Dambra and bassist Gary Justin. They recorded Kingdom Come in 1970 and followed it in 1971 with their self-titled sequel.

They split in 1976 and Garner resurrected the group for 2006's Sir Lord Baltimore III Raw. Reflecting on the band's lack of commercial success in their early days in 2008, Garner said that people weren't ready for their style of playing in the late 60s.

It was Dylan's third take on the track and differs from the version which appeared on Highway 61 Revisited. The footage was shot by director DA Pennebaker during the singer/songwriter's European tours from the mid-60s.

Pennebaker told Rolling Stone: "People are always going to need Dylan. His way of saying, 'It's all f***ed up, but I'll show you a way to get through it' - that will never go away.

The label's marketing director Chuck Oliner had the following to say about the deal and the forthcoming album, "We are thrilled to be working with such a great trailblazing band as Soul Asylum.

"We wait to lead off 2016 with the first single from their new album Change of Fortune. Loyal Soul Asylum fans will be blown away with the new album, and new fans will understand why we are all so excited they are back.

Weiland's body was discovered on his tour bus on December 3, shortly before his band The Wildabouts were to perform in Minnesota. Bassist Tommy Black was later arrested for drugs possession after cocaine was found near the body.

Sorum tells SiriusXM: "Duff McKagan called me at about 7.30 - I think we found out pretty close to when things happened. We decided to go have something to eat, just to discuss what we were going to do, and just sort of capture our thoughts.

"I don't know how I felt initially. I can't say I was in shock, but I wasn't expecting it. I felt like Scott was going to be here longer than this. It's like you lived a lot of life together. It was a big chunk of life, as Duff said in the post that he put out for the band."

He tells the Evening Chronicle: "That line up of Whitesnake never really gelled musically, and I think that's because we met on the set of a video and the first thing we did was the Still Of The Night video.

"The second thing we did was the Here I Go Again video, and then we did the Is This Love video, and then we went in to rehearse. We literally rehearsed for 48 hours and went out on tour. For me, it was just an image-based band because of MTV, and none of us had played on the record, so there was no chemistry unlike in Dio, where the chemistry was unmistakable.

"When I played with Jimmy Bain and Vinny Appice in Dio, we were really tight together, but in Whitesnake it felt like five guys each doing their own thing. On paper, the pedigree was amazing, with Tommy Aldridge, Adrian Vandenberg and Rudy Sarzo.

In addition to band-related images, Hewlett shared an image of David Bowie, captioning it "Bad David." The band has a history with Bowie, albeit one pertaining to art.

Produced by Butch Vig, the band's 8th album, "Sonic Highways", has delivered nods for Best Rock Performance ("Something From Nothing") and Best Music Film.

"Something >From Nothing" will compete for Best Rock Performance alongside tunes by Florence + The Machine, Elle King, Alabama Shakes and Wolf Alice.

The band announced on Facebook that the shipping date for the deluxe packages has been pushed back until March, as production of the gadgets - which feature on the cover of The Astonishing - is taking "longer than originally anticipated."

In the wake of the Paris terror attacks and other such incidents around the world, Taylor described the world as "insane" and "crazy" - but says that Slipknot try to reach out to listeners and support good causes during troubled times.

He said: "Our fans are very capable of looking at what's going on right now and being able to process it than fans who listen to music that's a little more chipper, a little more happy.

"It's a shock for them, because they're not used to it, but because our fans have been able to adjust and use that anger to kind of even themselves out, they can look at it and they can process it.

Imagine an entire season of the reality tv series Survivor if it had been filmed in a locked down recording studio instead of a remote island, and with guitars instead of spears, and you have the story of Fleetwood Mac's 1979 double opus Tusk. Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks bare their souls dealing with the phenomenon of superstardom following the record-setting Rumours, all the while lifting the curtain on the songs "Think About Me", "Storms", "The Ledge", "That's All for Everyone", Stevie's magnum opus "Sara", and the filial fantasy "Sisters of the Moon".

Tusk has some of the most frank, illuminating revelations about love, ambition, artistic integrity vs. the pressures of commerce, youth, regret, and yes, music that you will ever hear this side of a therapist's couch. Lindsey Buckingham shares with InTheStudio host Redbeard the collective fear that threatened the creative process for Fleetwood Mac.

"There was a danger of all of us slipping into the caricature of ourselves at that point...What you don't want it to do is let celebrity affect your thinking about how you see yourself, and more importantly, how you think about making music and the reasons you're making music." - Lindsey Buckingham

The work of Art Directors Stephen Kennedy and James Tilley on the project has been honored with a nod in the Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package category.

In addition to the remastered album, the Super Deluxe Edition also includes "Get Yer Leeds Lungs Out!", a 13-track audio recording of the Stones' March 1971 show in Leeds, shortly before they began their self-imposed UK 'exile' period in France over tax issues. A DVD includes two tracks from the band's Marquee Club show in London on March 26, 1971.

The Californian rockers first worked with Feldmann on their record Wretched And Divine: The Story Of The Wild Ones two years ago. They say via Instagram: "Excited for another day of pre production with John Feldy for the new Black Veil Brides record."

Andy Biersack previously told Jagermeister UK that they will be doing things differently this time out. He said: "We've never had an opportunity, in all of our career, to make a record that had some time behind it.

"Every record that we've done has been a really quick turnaround, and that's not by design - that's because, times being what they are, the record label goes, 'Give us a record now.'

You Me At Six will be joined at the gig at London's Underworld on December 11 by Deaf Havana and Your Demise, who have reformed for the show after splitting in 2014.

You Me At Six say in a statement: "After hearing our friends in The Ghost Inside had been involved in an awful bus crash, we knew we had to do something to help.

A finalist in the Best Metal Performance category at next February's event in Los Angeles, the song goes up against Slipknot's "Custer", Lamb Of God's "512", "Thank You" by Sevendust, and "Identity" by August Burns Red.

Both events take place on April 30 and May 1 2016 in Florida, the former at Metropolitan Park in Jacksonville, and the latter at Jetblue Park in Fort Myers.

Welcome to Rockville line-up: aturday, April 30: Disturbed, Shinedown, 3 Doors Down, Bring Me The Horizon, Sixx:A.M., Collective Soul, Pennywise, Pop Evil, Bullet For My Valentine, Hellyeah, Asking Alexandria, Candlebox, Filter, Escape The Fate, Parkway Drive, Enter Shikari, Miss May I, Wilson, Red Sun Rising, Lacey Sturm, Monster Truck, Cane Hill

Last week, the band issued a video for their Monsters Of Rock 2015 Brazil performance of The Dawn Of Battle and announced details of their Gods And Kings world tour, which kicks off next month in the Czech Republic.

The collection was originally issued under the Remasters: The Official Anthology banner in 2001, but has been repackaged with the full consent of the band.

In the second part of an interview with The Rock Foundation, he says: "If someone is clinically depressed they can come from a great background, they can have money in the bank and even have a beautiful wife and family. But that doesn't matter. I was a broken man internally, mentally, spiritually. Physically, somehow, I was still alive.

"But sooner or later, with the way I drank and the things I would do when I would drink, I would end up dead. I was an idiot. I woke up and looked at all these beer bottles and saw that they were kind of a metaphor for my life. I was just an empty shell, something that you pour alcohol in and was ready to break at any time."

Blythe tried to drink his way through the depression, but eventually reached out for help. He adds: "I had tried to tough it out by myself for so long and it just wasn't working. I didn't know where to start, so I was like, 'Please God help me. Whatever you are, help me.' It was a moment where I allowed myself to express my pain and ask something, anything, for some help.

"When I got sober, I felt really good for about three months. But after about four months I started to get deeply depressed. I did not want to go on any medication whatsoever because I had worked so hard to get rid of all the drugs and alcohol out of my life.

"My psychiatrist explained that I had drank so long that my brain's ability to produce serotonin may be hindered. He said, 'We ought to try give you some medicine to see if we can kickstart your brain so that it can produce serotonin again. You might not have to be on it forever. You just might need to rewire the neurones in your brain,' because the synapses were coated in Heineken and Bushmills and cocaine and Percocet for so many years that they had gotten all warped."

The duet with country legend Merle Haggard is honored with a nod to the songwriting team of Henley and Stan Lynch. "The Cost Of Living" will compete for top spot against tunes by The Mavericks, Punch Brothers, Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, and Jason Isbell.

In the depths of his woes, he started writing music which will appear on next year's debut solo effort. Worsnop says: "I was on a record-shattering spree of debauchery and self destruction in 2009 after the great success of my first record, and it naturally led me to Las Vegas.

"I was strung out, high, hungover, and drunk all at once for that period of my life and it was not, no matter how well I may have sold it, fun. I wound up in the arms of a pretty little stripper for a couple of nights I remember very little outside of the drugs. We shook hands, parted ways, and didn't speak again.

"That is until about six months later when I'm contacted through a mutual friend on her behalf regarding a certain other person slowly developing in her womb."

The festival takes place at the Charlotte Motor Speedway's Rock City Campgrounds in Concord, NC, on May 6-8 2016. It's the first time the festival has run over three days.

"I've said it before, and I'll say it again: rock'n'roll is a way of life, and Carolina Rebellion is living proof," says Shinedown's Brent Smith. "We are honoured to be on this year's lineup. We hope the Rebels are ready, because we are!"

They released The Color Before The Sun in October. Eppard tells Pop Matters: "I think it's public knowledge amongst Coheed fans that the concepts kind of served as a shield for him at times. They were fantastic and cool, but they were shields, too. I could always pick out deeply personal things in his songs, even in the most sci-fi songs.

"With this record, he wrote songs about his life and his first child, so he chose to not channel those things into a fictional concept. For us, it didn't change anything. When we're making a record, that's the sole focus. The music.

Sjoblom says: "Some of you might say, 'What are you doing? Get in the studio with Beardfish." Well, we will, sometime in the spring. I do however suspect that most of you would dig this album."