The Kinks' Ray And Dave Davies Reunite On Stage

The office also noted that the former Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver voicalist's atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, history of asthma and multi-substance dependence.

We Can Do Anything was produced by Jeff Hamilton - a longtime member of the Horns of Dilemma (Violent Femmes'multi-instrumentalist backing musicians) and was mixed by the John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Kurt Vile, Dinosaur, Jr.).

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Gordon Gano, bassist Brian Ritchie, and drummer Brian Viglione recorded We Can Do Anything in studios in Brooklyn, Nashville, Los Angeles, Milwaukee and Denver, while on tour during the summer of 2015.

Following that move, EODM asked other artists to "play it forward" by covering their song "I Love You All The Time" from Zipper Down. For every cover that the band sold, they pledged 100% to Joshua Homme's organization, The Sweet Stuff Foundation, which aims to help musicians in need as well as provide musical education and gear for next generation musicians.

Thus far, the response has been overwhelming, and EODM thanked all participants, including Florence + the Machine (featuring The Maccabees), Kings of Leon, Ed Harcourt, Imagine Dragons, Savages, Jimmy Eat World, Alain Johannes, Mini Mansions, The New Pacifics, rooms, Sinner Sinners and Dean Ween Group.

In a video made available before the performance, Hall as Bowie revealed he underwent some "ch-ch-changes" thanks to plastic surgery, which turned the 68-year-old into Hall.

For the past two years, the venue has been undergoing renovations to convert the facility into a year-round multi-purpose venue. AC/DC's June 4, 2016 stop on the tour will be the inaugural event for the redesigned stadium-which was the site of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

"Having the legends of rock, AC/DC, perform the first major concert in this world-class venue will be a spectacular way for the stadium to start its new life," said stadium chief executive Linda Lennon, in a prepared statement.

Embree had the following explanation about how he choose the track, "I decided to cover Ellie Goulding because she is one of my favorite pop musicians and having always existed in the indie scene I thought it would be a welcome change from my usual tendancy with covers, which is to do some random and mired in obscurity."

He also discussed the recording process "It was a really fun and relaxed recording experience, really just had one rehearsal and then laid everything down by tracking everything but vocals and horns live at once.

They were chosen for inclusion along with Deep Purple, Cheap Trick, Steve Miller and N.W.A earlier this week. And asked whether they'd consider performing with Cetera - who left the band in 1985 - at the ceremony at Brooklyn's Barclays Center on April 8, Lamm was positive in his response.

He tells Rolling Stone: "Absolutely. I talk to Peter from time to time. I know he hasn't played bass in many, many years - as fine a bass player as he was. He'd certainly sing, at least I imagine.

The George Fest event also features the Strokes' Nick Valensi, the Flaming Lips, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Cold War Kids, Spoon's Britt Daniel, Conan O'Brien and "Weird Al" Yankovic. George Fest - filmed on Sept. 28, 2014, at The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles - will be offered as a two-CD/DVD set, two-CD/Blu-ray package, three-LP vinyl collection and digital download.

The music legend's extraordinary life will be celebrated in the new biopic "Johnny Winter: Down & Dirty" which is scheduled to be released on DVD in March of 2016.

Here is what the site had to say about the video and why it came in at No. 1, "Mastodon are truly in a league of their own, not only creating music that beckons labeling them as their own genre, but crafting brilliant music videos like 'Asleep in the Deep.'

The video was released this year, but the song comes off the band's 2014 record, Once More 'Round the Sun. In this video, a cat leaves home and stumbles upon a weird, blacklit world full of cute little demon creatures.

The tune originally appeared on the group's 1977 album "Taken By Force" - one of 8 projects released last month as part of a 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition series.

Beyond "Taken By Force", the band also reissued expanded versions of 1978's "Tokyo Tapes", 1979's "Lovedrive", 1980's "Animal Magnetism", 1982's "Blackout", 1984's "Love At First Sting", 1985's "World Wide Live" and 1988's "Savage Amusement."

The Scorpions placed six of the eight expanded reissues on the German album charts, making them just the fifth music act to do so; previous artists to have achieved the milestone include The Beatles, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson and James Last.

Springsteen told Jimmy Fallon that initially, The River just didn't feel right. "We handed in a single record first, and I panicked after we handed it in, and I took it back," Springsteen said to Fallon. "It didn't feel like quite enough. So I took it back and spent another year, in tears, making the double album. I shed man-tears."

The double record was important, according to Springsteen. "We were trying to get a record that felt like our live show, that's why it ended up being a double record," The Boss said. "We had a lot of bar band music on and a lot of character studies that I would write also. It got close to capturing some of the energy of a live show, so it was fun."

Sonicspoon's Sam G�mez had the following to say, "In This Pale Blue Dot" was the last of four songs for our first EP. Although we were working with another track before, it came together organically and, just a few days before we went to the studio, it was finished. I wrote the lyrics the night before going to Pull & Push Studios to record the vocals, but they were about something completely different.