Day in Rock Part 2

AC/DC Release Preview Video For U.S. Tour With Axl Rose

"Can't take da ebayers so un42nutzly I's won'tz b signing things 4 awhile," tweeted Rose. "Much Love 2 the real fans!!" Professional autograph sellers frequently harass celebrities for signatures purely as a profit source at the literal and figurative expense of real fans, which causes artists like Rose and others to take the position that no signings will happen at all.

Rose made his AC/DC debut in Lisbon on May 7 and will play 13 dates on a spring run that has seen the band extend their Rock Or Bust setlist from 20 to 24 songs with the rotation of new additions representing classic tracks from Bon Scott-era: "Dog Eat Dog" from 1977's "Let There Be Rock", "Rock 'n' Roll Damnation" and "Riff Raff" from 1978's "Powerage", and "If You Want Want Blood (You've Got It)" and "Touch Too Much" from 1979's "Highway To Hell."

Support on all non-festival dates will be provided by Vice Squad - and Warwick reports he's excited for the shows to begin. He says: "We can't wait to get back out there and play a full-length set, and I am delighted that my old friends Vice Squad will be special guests.

Vocalist Andy Leo says: "This album has been an accumulation of ideas, lessons and observations about who we are as a band and how we see the world.

"It's taken 5 years for us to grow and really nail down a sound that doesn't fit the status quo of what people are expecting from us. We've reinvented ourselves and we hope you enjoy the ride."

Carpenter recently said she'd been inspired by "teenage angst" to start writing music. She told M Magazine: "I was at school and beginning to feel quite different to my friends, beginning to enjoy different music to them.

"I guess in some ways I was shaping into more of a self-assured young woman, and I wrote about that. My first-ever song was called See Me Fly - it sounds like something from a Disney film."