AC/DC's Malcolm Young Had Cancer

Police say that two men then dragged the man outside of the venue and wrestled him to the ground, disarming him in the process. One of the men is said to have hit the suspect so hard he was knocked unconscious.

Sixx tells fans in a new Facebook posting, "The only award I look forward to getting is the one I will probably decline and that's The Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.

"It's a fixed old boy network that has lost touch with art, songwriting craft, lyrics and influential music and usually has other agendas at hand. Young bands tell me it's a joke and these bands are the future."

The vintage albums were on display after previously being locked in a vault, and were stolen over Thanksgiving weekend when the perpetrator broke in through the roof.

Among those in his collection were albums from The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, and Eric Clapton, as well as autographed LPs from Led Zeppelin. The collection was uninsured and valued at between $200,000 to $400,000.

Meanwhile, the shock rocker has revealed in a new interview some of his stranger bedroom habits, including that he prefers to keep his underwear on during sex.

He tells Rolling Stone: "I'm just really shy, despite what you'd imagine. I have a phobia that the house is going to catch fire, and I don't want to be naked."

The project came about after a jam session at Ian's house which saw him and some friends perform covers of Mother Superior songs in celebration of his 50th birthday in December 2013.

Mother Superior were Henry Rollins' backing band until 2003 and Ian and Aday are big fans of their work. Ride features covers of some of Ian's favorite Mother Superior tracks.

A Maiden Audio booth is featured at the annual event, complete with a giant-sized version of the group's mascot, Eddie, who can be seen wearing the new line of Iron Maiden headphones.

The concert is part of the 12th Annual RaceJam 2015, a four-day event running March 5-8 celebrating NASCAR Weekend with free nightly entertainment.

But the supergroup led by Max Cavalera have moved fast to make sure they'll play the festival, snapping up Koller. Killer Be Killed frontman Greg Puciato tells The Metal Review: "Antemasque confirmed at the same time we did. We didn't know what day we we're going to be on, and then it just became an issue whether we wanted to still do it or not, which we obviously did.

Becker, now 45, was diagnosed with ALS just days after joining the band and he was never able to tour with former Van Halen man Roth. But he says there are a handful of tracks that the two recorded which didn't make it onto the album.

It will be somewhat of a reunited affair. Since their last album, 2006's Falling In Between, the band has reunited with vocalist Joseph Williams and founding member Steve Pocaro, and they'll be joined by original bassist David Hungate--who hasn't been with them for 30 years--when they tour behind their new album this year.

'This is opposite of going through the motions," Porcaro said in a video announcement of the album. 'We are treating this like it is Toto V, our follow-up to Toto IV. We just want to be the best version of ourselves that we can be. Be true to ourselves and make the best music we can. Entertain people which is what we were put on this Earth for."

While their last album was released to mixed reviews, the band is promising that they're giving it their all this time around. 'I think this is gonna surprise people, because it's not a bunch of old guys phoning it in," guitarist Steve Lukather said in an interview with Ultimate Classic Rock last year. 'We're actually really digging deep, and it's a complete huge, massive production. If you like what we do, you're gonna love this record. I mean, we're not going EDM or having rappers come in or doing duets of our old songs. It's just fresh new music doing what we do. We're not trying to be anything that we're not, we're just trying to be the best version of it and it's powerful, it's big. Huge vocals, massive harmonies, s-- you just don't hear anymore. Nobody does five-part harmonies anymore--not in rock 'n' roll."

The two-disc set of "The Living Years Deluxe Edition" will include the studio album one the first disc and bonus disc that will include the new version of the title track that features South African Isango Choir and the band's current vocalist Andrew Roachford. The bonus disc will also include live tracks from the band's UK tour in support of the original album.

The North American tour is scheduled to kick off with a two night stand in Alexandria, Va at The Birchmere on February 26th and 27th and will conclude with two Chicago shows on March 20th and 21st at Park West.

SOAD will play at London's SSE Arena on April 10 as part of the tour. While they have kept busy with live shows, it's been 10 years since they released last albums Mezmerize and Hypnotize.

But Tankian says a long-awaited return to the studio could be on the cards once the Wake Up The Souls tour comes to an end in April, if he and guitarist Daron Malakian can write enough good material.

Caggiano tells Revolver (via Blabbermouth): "Phil Campbell invited me on their tour bus to hang out. I was with Phil and Mikkey Dee in the upstairs lounge, while Lemmy commandeered the downstairs with his old war movies.

"We were really having a killer time up there drinking booze, listening to music loud as f*** and trading stories. This went on until about 5am. The three of us were absolutely sh*tfaced drunk and it was time to get some sleep.

It features tracks originally recorded during Roth's spell with the band in the 1970s. Roth says: "The material for this double CD was recorded last year in the same hall in Hanover that we used for the Scorpions rehearsals between 1973 and 1978.

"Together with an amazing bunch of very talented young musicians, I revisited my personal favourites from the early Scorpions period. It was an emotional few days and I am very pleased with the results in more ways than one.

They lost original singer Lynn Strait when he died in a car crash in 1998 and various singers have filled in over the years. Most recently, Carl Bensley has had the role.

But Doling says that while playing live with a different singer is one thing, recording new music without Strait will be difficult. He tells Groovey: "We know we can write songs together, because even when we just goof off at soundcheck or whatever, we come up with stuff - instantly, just goofing off.

Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson reveal in a newsletter that the follow-up to 2009's Monoliths & Dimensions is taking shape and that work will continue on the material throughout the year.

The band say in a statement: "It's the middle of a long, dark and cold winter here in Finland, however there's no limit to our excitement as the future looks really bright. We have a new set of music about to be released, having worked our asses off to create not just another album but a piece of real substance and weight in a world of cheap thrills and quickly forgotten gimmicks.

Guitarist Jake Bowen says of the track: "I'm particularly proud of how this one turned out. I really enjoy songs that have an unconventional arrangement but still flow nicely, and I think that's exactly why I like Alpha.

"It starts out more upbeat, then evolves into a darker mood towards the end, illustrating the Juggernaut story both musically and lyrically. Additionally, a few different themes and motifs appear in this song, acting as a nexus between the Juggernaut: Alpha and Juggernaut: Omega albums."

They're joined on the project by Soilwork and Mean Streak guitarist David Andersson, Von Benzo keyboardist Richard Larsson, Mean Streak and Orchid drummer Jonas Kallsback and Kadawatha guitarist and percussionist Sebastian Forslund. They expect the new material to launch this spring.

They previously issued a promo for These Four Walls which is featured on the cover CD with the latest edition of Classic Rock magazine. Subscribers to the magazine will also receive an exclusive four-track EP by the band. Get it here.

The band: vocalist Matt Mitchell, bassist Alex 'Nickel' Bowen, drummer Lee Farmery and guitarists Luca Faraone and Tiago Rosado previously said of the track: "These Four Walls was the first song to be written for the new album. It represents repression and is an insight into one's imprisoned-like state."

Frontman Greg Dulli explains: "He wakes up everyday with a smile on his face and something positive to share with you. Every night during the gig he performs a parallel show behind the board and it's phenomenal to watch.

Now he's teamed up with Pyromania and Talon frontman Michael O'Mara and Candlebox bassist Adam Kury for the new group who will predominately play live covers of classic rock tracks. They're joined by drummer Johnny Rude and guitarist/keyboardist Jeff C. Outlaw.

Speaking to Metal Hammer about the video, frontman Thom Shaw says: "Forever Hurting is a track we love to play live. It's always in the set and people seem to just love that opening riff.

"When we were thinking about releasing another video Forever Hurting was the obvious choice. It also touches on the special times we've all had with people that are sadly no longer with us, which everyone can relate to."