Scott Weiland Death Details Released By Police

The alleged incident took place at the couple's Upper East Side apartment on Monday night. Fagen, 67, is accused of shoving Libby Titus onto a marble window frame.

Robert Lamm announced last month that the former vocalist and bassist had agreed to play at the ceremony - but later apologised, saying that the invitation had been "emphatically declined."

Now Cetera has revealed the contents of an email that reads: "As a finale, we can walk onstage together one last time as a group, I'll strap on the bass, and we can do 25 Or 6 To 4 in the key of E. I believe it would make for one fantastic Hall of Fame moment and satisfy those who have always wanted some sort of reunion.

Kerns admits he and the other members of the Conspirators had to keep quiet about the news, even though they'd known for many months. He says in his blog: "That thing that everyone had wished for but never thought possible was quietly - and not so quietly - cooking under our very noses. To be this close to a history of rock'n'roll moment has been nothing short of incredible.

Roth's planned reunion with the lineup from his debut solo album Eat 'Em And Smile was set to take place in Hollywood last November, but was pulled at the last minute on safety grounds as the venue was deemed to be overcrowded.

Bassist Sheehan was due to perform with vocalist Roth, guitarist Steve Vai and drummer Greg Bissonette and keyboardist Brett Tuggle - as well as Steel Panther vocalist Michael Starr, who they had tapped up to take part while they waited to see if Roth would show.

When news that Roth would appear broke, the venue quickly filled and the fire marshall stepped in to shut the event down. In the days after the cancellation, The Winery Dogs and Mr Big bassist Sheehan said it would happen sooner or later.

Now he says that although the various members are willing to play together for the first time in 30 years, there are no plan as it stands. Sheehan tells The Double Stop Podcast: "There is no actual plan, but there is a willingness. I would sure love to play with him, and so would Steve, Gregg and Brett. Hopefully it will happen."

The petition asks that the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) name one of them "Lemmium," after the late-bassist and singer. Wright states, "Heavy rock lost its most iconic figure over Christmas with the sudden and unexpected death of Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister. Lemmy was a force of nature and the very essence of heavy metal. We believe it is fitting that the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry recommend that one of the four new discovered Heavy Metals in the Periodic table is named Lemmium. An astrological object (a star) has been named Lemmy to meet the IUPAC naming recommendations."

Producer Tony Visconti recently said the follow-up to 2013's The Next Day was a deliberate departure, adding: "We were listening to a lot of Kendrick Lamar. We wound up with nothing like that - but we loved the fact Kendrick was so open-minded.

Epitaph Records will keep ownership of their early albums including Smash and Ignition. Smash was the best-selling album in The Offspring's catalog. Billboard reports one album is in the gray area of the deal.

It's the follow-up to 2013's Generation Nothing and the first since 1993's Hanging In The Balance to feature vocalist Mike Howe. He returned to the fold last year, replacing Ronny Munroe.

Guitarist Kurdt Vanderhoof says: "Sometimes I still can't believe it myself. No one would have ever thought Mike would return after his departure almost two decades ago."

Late last year, drummer Kevin 'Creature' Foley and touring guitarist Per Valla parted ways with the band, leaving Abbath and bassist King Ov Hell as the only original members of the group.

In a new interview with Alternative Press, frontman Ronnie Radke explains that they'll be more focused on "feeling" than sonics on the new album expected this year.

The fourth single from 1978's "Some Girls", "Shattered" reached No. 31 on the US Billboard Hot 100 while the album went on to become the group's best-selling record in the States with more than 6 million copies sold.

Initially previewed with footage of "When The Whip Comes Down", the Live At Leeds concert was pianist Ian Stewart's last show before his passing in 1985 and the group's final live performance for 7 years.

The concert footage is rounded out with interviews featuring Townshend and Roger Daltrey, as well as Iggy Pop, Robert Plant, Johnny Marr and more. "It's a good gig," says Pete Townshend. "You draw from all over the country but a London crowd is always a good crowd."

The Who will return to live action with a February 13 show at London's Wembley Arena and then begin a series of rescheduled dates for their The Who Hits 50! North American tour starting February 27 in Detroit, MI.

Released last October, the set captures the legendary Southern rock band playing their first two studio albums - 1973's "Pronounced 'Lĕh-'n�rd 'Skin-'n�rd" and 1974's "Second Helping" - live in their entirety for the first time before a hometown crowd over a pair of concerts last April.

The biggest single in the band's history, "Sweet Home Alabama" was the second track issued from "Second Helping." The album peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard 200 album charts while the single hit No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Lynyrd Skynyrd kick off their 2016 live schedule January 29 with a one-off casino show in Thackerville, OK. Fans are hoping for the return of founding member and guitarist Gary Rossington to the lineup following a heart attack on October 8.

All three charts have been added to Billboard in recent years, so the debuts are a reflection of the fact that these weren't available earlier in Motorhead's career.

He'd said the record was originally set to be called Blues And Desperation, but representatives later reported that the final name wouldn't be revealed until later this month.

Sales of vinyl rose 64% to 2.1 million and HMV says it sold a turntable every minute over the Christmas shopping period. Meanwhile, trade body the BPI says 26.8 billion songs were streamed last year, a rise of 82%.

"The video is a deliberately stark introduction of the new line up, complete with new vocalist Hollis," say the band. "We didn't want anything flash, and preferred to let the music be the main focus. It's raw, it's loud and sounds like the weekend.

"This is the sound of partying, sex, trouble, fun, hangovers and extreme behaviour of all persuasions, take from that what you will. We're bringing rock'n'roll back in 2016, and you better believe we mean that 100%."

He tells AltPress: "Knowing this release is going to be on a new label, arguably, it will be the biggest release of our career. Every release we've put out has been bigger than the last.

"Knowing we hit no.9 on Billboard with Reincarnate put us in an upward trajectory. This new record has to be better than Reincarnate, which, to me, is going to be a really hard thing to accomplish considering I absolutely love Reincarnate."

Bandleader Michael League says: "The Family Dinner concept came out of our desire, as a band, to work with vocalists and composers whom we greatly admire.

"It began as an after-hours concert series on Friday nights in New York City. After about a year of performances with many artists, we recorded the first Family Dinner album with eight guests in Roanoke, Virginia, at the Jefferson Center for the Performing Arts."

He adds: "In Volume Two, we changed the setting to New Orleans, Louisiana - in the thick of Mardi Gras - in order to support The Roots of Music foundation, which empowers the youth of the city through music education, academic support, and mentorship while preserving and promoting the unique cultural and musical heritage of jazz's birthplace. We also changed the format of our collaborations by not only inviting guest vocalists, but guest instrumentalists as well."