Day in Rock Part 2

The Treatment Frontman On His Past On The Voice TV Show

The former frontman split with Asking Alexandria last year to focus on We Are Harlot. He's since turned his attention on to his solo career, with debut album The Prozac Sessions expected in the near future.

Worsnop tells AltPress: "I ended up leaving because it lost the art to me - it lost its artistic integrity in my eyes. I was just selling out, and that's not what I do."

Weinman conceived the network in 2009 for musicians, photographers, illustrators and designers to share ideas and encourage innovation. He launched an online portal in 2014.

Carpenter's current band includes his son Cody Carpenter and godson Daniel Davies and they have recorded updated versions of many of his movie soundtrack for release on limited 12-inch vinyl.

They will perform the classic album in full at the concert along with other classics from their back catalogue. The 1976 record spawned the band's classic track (Don't Fear) The Reaper.

Singer Johannes Eckerstrom said: "The album we're making is an epic. Each song powerfully stands on it's own, but is only a piece of a larger story. This album is the project I've been dreaming about for years.

They hit the road in Europe and the UK to promote it next February. Cellist Eicca Toppinen previously said: "I think with people who have heard about us and they heard stories about Apocalyptica who play cellos, when they see us live, the people are usually like 'Woah! What the f*** is going on? What's happened?'

Singer Jonas Renske tells Billboard: "Serein is one of the more straightforward songs on the album - very guitar-driven, quite upbeat but still packed with emotion. Looking forward to trying this one out live."

Comedian Aisling Bea posted an image of the guests and host on her Twitter page, along with the caption: "Dear SlipKnot fans, we've taken your leader and removed his mask."

The trio consisting of John Myung of Dream Theater, Ty Tabor of King's X and Rod Morgenstein of Winger, previously launched the tracks Care and Stain On The Sun from the follow-up to 2011's Shall We Descend.

Tabor tells Prog: "In humanity's race for progress, we have poisoned huge amounts of our earthly water supply. Water is life. Nothing grows without it. No one lives without it, yet our greed has caused us to look the other way as we jeopardize our remaining water supplies.

And asked why the band's sound is always evolving, Fallon tells New Noise: "We certainly don't go into any record saying that we want to reinvent the wheel. It's important to be realistic. We consider ourselves students, I mean, I just got back from my guitar lesson 15 minutes ago and it's important for me to always challenge myself.

"I can understand there are artists who see a success on the charts with a song and then try different versions of that song for the rest of their career - and that sounds very depressing."

Tyler tells DuJour: "I knew I wanted to do a solo record. It's like that Foreigner song Feels Like The First Time. I had never written with folks like the ones down here - to walk into a room, drink some coffee and eight hours later you have a song. It was like me coming here was the start-over. My own personal musical Bethlehem."