Metallica and Keith Richards Tribute Paris Attack Victim

Tool say: "Those faint glimpses of Tool shows that I recently perceived in the scrying mirror can now be considered official. Indeed, something wicked your way comes. The unparalleled sonic and visual experience of tool live."

"We have a song from our first CD called 'The Girl's a Straight Up Hustler,'" the band's frontman Alex Gaskarth tells the Washington Post. "Our fans just started calling themselves that--the die-hard fans."

As Gaskarth explains, fans swarmed on the moniker and began calling themselves "The Hustlers." Figuring that going with the flow is the easiest route, the band started the fan club: "The Hustler Club."

The Foo Fighters star previously appeared in 2011 movie The Muppets as a character called Animool in spoof band The Moopets. He was only seen for around five seconds, dressed in his own version of Animal's jumpsuit, collar and chain.

Springsteen will be promoting the December 4 release of "The Ties That Bind: The River Collection", a 7-disc box set celebrating the 35th anniversary of his 1980 double album "The River."

The package presents the original record alongside "The River: Single Album" - originally named "The Ties That Bind" - a 10-track album that Springsteen recorded in 1979 as a follow up to 1978's "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" but never released.

It's made up of all new material but the band will also perform classic Dio tracks during their live performances. Devil In Me is available as an instant download with pre-orders of Heavy Crown.

Campbell says: "When we first got together as the Last In Line lineup, our ambition at that time didn't extend to writing and recording any new music, but when we were offered the opportunity to do so by Frontiers, we decided to enter the studio to write this new album in the very same spirit as we did the Holy Diver album.

The release is limited to 5000 copies for Record Store Day's Black Friday celebrations. The EP also includes covers of Slayer, Motley Crue, Iron Maiden and Rolling Stones tracks.

Guitarist Josh Rand said: "To stay true to the original recordings of these songs, we tried to recreate the sounds and tones that the original artist used. This was both fun and challenging, but the end result was worth all the hard work everyone put in."

The group will be without their singer for the gigs in Bologna, Italy, Tuesday (November 17) and on November 18 in Switzerland, as he's had to return to the UK due to "unforeseen personal obligations."

The Dutch prog outfit was formed by current Exivious and former Cynic singer and guitarist Tymon Kruidenier and also features Exivious guitarist Michel Nienhuis and basisst Robin Zielhorst, who has also worked with Cynic.

The collection features a previously unreleased re-recorded version of the album which was originally planned for a UK TV special. The package also includes flat transfers of the 1976 record, TV footage, outtakes and bonus tracks.

Ian Anderson says: "Here we are with a slight return to the heady years of 1976 and the notion that you're never too old to rock and roll. Remixed by Steven Wilson and unleashing upon an unprepared fan base the additional tracks, TV show recordings as well as other goodies, this collection brings back memories for me at any rate.

"Unfortunately, some memories have not returned to their rightful owner as I have little recollection of even recording the additional archive tracks. But there they are in glorious analogue multi-track form so it must have really happened.

At least 89 rock fans were killed at the gig, with a total of 129 murdered across the city by gunmen and suicide bombers. Fans have launched a campaign to get Eagles Of Death Metal's cover of Duran Duran hit Save A Prayer to the top of the chart. EODM's version features on their latest album Zipper Down.

They were joined by Duran Duran for a performance of the song on Channel 4 show TFI Friday on October 30. Duran Duran frontman Simon Le Bon has vowed to donate any royalties his band are due from sales of the song to good causes. Le Bon says via Twitter: "Duran Duran will donate all proceeds due to us, from this version. Considering options that are useful, peaceful and uniting."

Due on newsstands November 19, the November/December Holiday issue presents a 'backstage pass' of sorts as Lee brings readers inside his Toronto home to discuss his many personal passions - everything from wine to art to baseball to collecting vintage bass guitars and more.

The Rush legend reveals his vast wine collection, with hundreds of brands decorating his home as an extension of a wine cellar that houses over 5,000 bottles.

Lee shares his love of art, which shifted from photography to more traditional fare during a major US tour with Rush in the late 1980s. "It didn't matter what city I was in, I would go to an art gallery," says Lee. "What kept me sane on that tour was learning about art. You can learn a lot by buying the books and going to every gallery you can and seeing what they have there - letting your eyes take it all in."

An avid Toronto Blue Jays fan, Lee's home is decorated with scores of baseball memorabilia. In 2008, he donated almost 400 signed baseballs from his personal collection - all them autographed by former Negro League baseball players - to the Negro League Baseball Museum in Kansas City.

In an extensive interview with Stereogum, members of The National went into great detail about their career at this point. One of the big revelations coming from the interview is the news of the compilation's release in early 2016.

And when he stops writing and performing music, he won't remain in the industry. Bonamassa tells The Classic Rock Magazine Show on TeamRock Radio: "B.B. King toured up until he was 89. I don't see myself on the road at 69. I see another 20, 25 years, maybe.

He says: "My idea was to show this hall, and these huge statues of kings - who, of course, are us - tying in with the last album cover with the creatures who are drawn in with our Anthrax 'A'. You see those creatures in this hall trying to reach up at these kings. It's beautiful, it's grandiose. It's going to be a great album cover."

A private argument between the pair became public at a show in Tennessee, with drummer Spencer walking off stage, followed by his bandmates, leaving singer Moody on his own.

Moody later blamed the incident on technical issues, while Spencer said he wasn't proud of what happened that night. But guitarist Zoltan Bathory said the spat had to happen to avoid a bigger issue further down the line.

Kael tells Metal Wani: "Despite what may have been going on that day, we never want to put that out in front of the fans. Those dudes and girls paid a lot of money to come out and see a show, so that was one very embarrassing day for us.

The Kent five-piece feel they've become victims of their own success - to the point that they can't appear at the run of five dates next month. The band say: "For the last six years FTR has encompassed our lives. But behind the scene normal life carries on. We all try to juggle the band with our other commitments - families, mortgages, businesses.

The 24-year-old impressed California Breed mainman Glenn Hughes when he auditioned for the part in the now defunct band. On Ghost In My Head, Watt says: "This was the first song I wrote for this record and I love that it wound up being the first single.

The album features both live tracks and new material. I'll Always Be Around is said to be "about not wanting to let go of someone, but having to do so much with as much dignity as you can."

"We wish to inform you that Meliora is now certified as a gold album in Sweden," says the band. Released in August, the follow-up to 2013's "Infestissumam" was produced by Klas �hlund and mixed by Andy Wallace.

Allman - who left Royal Southern Brotherhood before launching his record - recently said: "I think now more than ever is a great time to be an organic musician, whether it's bluegrass, soul, R&B or rock.

Shortly after beginning the writing process for "Tessellations", I started humming the main bass line to this tune as I was walking around one day. I sang it into my phone so I wouldn't forget it and when I got home I began to flesh the song out. The bass line ended up being in alternating measures of 5 and 6 and I had no clue what to do with it! I put it on loop on my laptop for what must've been an hour or so just trying to hum different melodies and rhythms and finally the main chord jabs/melody came to me.

Once I figured out the main "A" section of the song, I wanted a run/short melody to contrast it. I played the bass line a few times and just improvised different "B" sections for a while until the ascending Bmaj7 Lydian Augmented run came to me.

After all the heady information in the melody sections of the tune I really wanted to strip things back and make it sparse to start the solos. The bass groove came to me first and then I wrote this cycle of Minor7th chords so the solo would move through some different moods.

I added on the intro after we decided to start the record with this song. Starting the record off with the baseline didn't seem right to me, so I dialed up a bunch of delay and started improvising off of an Ebmaj7#5 chord. I wanted the intro to have an unresolved, ominous feeling to it that set up up the bass line well. Rolando and Alex really played great on this and helped me achieve the kind of dynamics and feeling I was going for on this.

Imagine John Lennon 75th Birthday Concert will feature performances from Steven Tyler, Pat Monahan, Willie Nelson, The Roots, Aloe Blacc, Eric Church, Sheryl Crow, Brandon Flowers of The Killers, Kris Kristofferson, Peter Frampton, Juanes and Chris Stapleton. More performers will be announced at a later date.

The film, directed by Regina Russell, is billed as an inside look at Quiet Riot drummer Frankie Banali's journey after losing his best friend and band frontman Kevin DuBrow (Brother of Dr. Terry Dubrow on Bravo's "Real Housewives of Orange County") to a drug overdose in 2007 as he forges ahead to conquer his loss, regain his life and put the band back together with a string of singers.

Director and producer Russell had the following to say about the film, "When Frankie told me he was planning to meet with Kevin DuBrow's mother to get her blessing to go on with the band and find a new singer, I thought this would be an extraordinary story for a documentary."

The fast rising band's new song "The Edge" was produced by Jason Perry and will officially be released as a single in January. Watch the new video for the track here.