Metallica Copied Black Metal Band's Music Video?

Alice In Chains say they're "honored" to have taken part in the project. The future of Rush remains in doubt following the apparent retirement of drummer Neil Peart, leaving frontman Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson to reflect that their touring career is likely to be over.

Issues on West's St. Pablo Tour began innocently enough: In early November, he stopped an L.A. concert midstream because he was having voice problems.

Kanye then rescheduled the show and promised ticket holders the experience they paid for. Later in the month, West laid into Jay Z and Beyonce. 'Beyonce, I was hurt!" he said during at rant at his Sacramento concert. "Cause I heard that you said you wouldn't perform [at the VMAs] unless you won Video of the Year over me, and over 'Hotline Bling.'"

"Hello everyone, we're working on some new songs for next year. It's called the Kaleidoscope ep. We hope you're well, love cm #KaleidoscopeEP� Coldplay (@coldplay) November 21, 2016"

Radio.com spoke with Chris Martin in March about the band's future. Talk inevitably turned to Martin's statement about Coldplay's supposed final album. "I don't know whether we'll do another album," Martin said, "If you want the honest truth, I feel like we've done six and a half albums that I feel really proud of."

He added that the band was in a great place. "I don't feel the need to add to anything," he said. "I just want to enjoy what we've made already. And also, I don't know how I feel about trying to make people buy more albums. I don't know. We'll see."

The show won't be a special one-off performance, with the former Police frontman announcing that he will be hitting the road early next year to embark on North American and European tours.

The winter tour is scheduled to kick off on January 19th at the New Daisy Theatre in Memphis and will conclude on March 17th in Sacramento, CA at the Ace of Spades.

Ross wore a sweatshirt with the album title printed on it to the American Music Awards, where he joined DJ Khaled for a performance of Khaled's 'Do You Mind."

The Total Package Tour will visit more that 40 cities across the U.S. and Canada next spring and early summer kicking off on May 12th in Columbus, OH and wrapping up on July 16th in Hollywood, FL at Hard Rock Live.

NKOTB's Donnie Wahlberg had this to say about the upcoming trek, "Our fans know we love to bring them a party, and this tour is no exception. It's not just a show, it's an experience.

Phife's widow Desha Head Taylor spoke at a press conference over the weekend before the ceremony co-naming a Queens street after her late husband. During that event, she shared that he had been hard at work on his solo album before he passed away, and how his team was working equally hard to prepare it for the public.

Proceeds will benefit Chainz's T.R.U. Foundation, which provides help to families in need through the holiday season. "Bout to change some lives," the rapper announced on Instagram.

As frontman Adam Lazzara tells Radio.com, the band faced a fork in the road after seventeen years. Do they give fans the expected, or do they follow their hearts and produce an album that speaks about who they are as a band today? Lazzara not only describes the outcome of that decision but he treats fans to a little inside info by revealing some hidden Easter Eggs within the album.

He first reveals who the kid on the new vintage looking album cover is. "The child is mine! That's Asa Joe. My wife actually took that picture. We were kinda doing one of those bucket list trips like going to see the Grand Canyon. Well, we wanted to drive across the Florida Keys 'cause there's that one long highway. We stopped on the side of the road just to get out of the car--cause it takes way longer than we thought it was going to--she snapped the photo.

The Hero Tour, named after her breakout debut album, will include stops in Philadelphia, Nashville and Chicago, as well as a few gigs in her native Texas.

In 1966, blues man Muddy Waters reportedly told a journalist that frontman Mick Jagger "stole" his music, but gave him his name - pointing to the revival of his singing career as the Stones spiralled to success.

But 72-year-old Richards insists "work songs" and slavery have been around since the beginning of time - and that the genre should not be defined by race.

He tells Rolling Stone: "I'm black as the ace of f***ing spades, man. Ask any of the brothers. I didn't know what color these people were, as a kid. I don't think of blues as being of any particular color at all.

Bieber launched his Purpose World Tour back in March and he has four more legs to go -- when it's all said and done, Bieber will have spent 15 months on the road.

On David Blaine: Beyond Magic, the illusionist brings some sleight-of-hand to a small party with guests like Drake and Dave Chappelle. During a champagne toast, Blaine gets distracted by the image of a frog on his iPhone and begins regurgitating frogs, dropping them from his mouth into glasses of champagne. Drake's up first and he looks more distressed than spellbound -- it's just too real.

Altogether, it looks like Blaine produced three frogs in this "human aquarium" trick. Chappelle seemed just as confused and appalled as Drake, though the both clearly respect Blaine's hustle. It's not clear whether the frogs survived their champagne bath. Watch Drake react to Blaine's gross trick here:

I wrote the song "Take You Home" while living in Brooklyn, NY. I was working the stereotypical job as a waiter while I tried to "make it" as a musician in New York City. I was in a relationship at the time, and with the stresses of life, finances, and feeling like I was coming upon barrier after barrier with my music, things were tense. I found myself getting into little nit-picky arguments about nothing and for no good reason. Mostly, I think, it was my own stubbornness and self-centeredness. At any rate, after one such encounter with my girlfriend, I was riding into the city to carry around appetizers and drinks at some fundraiser, when I started laughing at myself about the stupidity of the argument that I was just involved in.

Where do arguments typically stem from? Usually, I have found, it has nothing to with the person I am with or the actual situation at hand. It can come from some other life event, some negative encounter earlier in the day, some interaction at work where my ego was bruised, etc. At this time in my life, these things occurring my life would build up and come out at the person I was with. I'm not proud of it, but it's the truth. I started to catch myself in these moments, realizing what I was doing. I would take a breath, apologize, and then have a conversation about what was really going on.

Ultimately the song is about knowing that I truly care about someone, and recognizing the moments where I may have just a glimpse of this in the midst of a struggle. All the life stresses, arguments, and other negative things aside, the loving feelings and care for the other person are present in that relationship. I just have to get out of my own way, stop thinking about myself a little less, and start thinking about the other person a little more to see that.