Metallica Star On What Was Behind Return To Thrash Roots

The group revealed the cities for the trek via an Instagram clip on Thursday (Oct 6), according to Radio.com. Watch the clip here. The band then revealed the full details early Friday morning.

He wrote the following about the song in his social media introduction, "Today I'm releasing a song that means a lot to me. I hope it becomes a soundtrack for you, that you put it to video & use it in your lives. I wanna see the ways it becomes a part of your story. It's yours now."

"THIS IS NOT NEW NINE INCH NAILS!" he emphatically wrote. "Here is an excerpt of the new song 'a minute to breathe' that Atticus and I wrote for the upcoming film Before the Flood," he continued.

According to the original report from online celebrity gossip outlet TMZ fans will "hear Jay Z's response to Lemonade during his highly anticipated 2017 world tour."

In the leaked version, Rihanna gets wiped completely. Instead of her vocals leading off the track, West starts "Famous" with a sample of Nina Simone's "Do What You Gotta Do." The sample returns on the chorus, where West counterposes his vocals against Simone's. Swizz Beatz still has his hand in the honey, though, and West shouts out his work throughout.

Then there's Young Thug. He's all over the track, lending a last verse and hyping throughout. Young Thug's rhymes start out paced before he doubles down on the beat and comes in almost trilling.

Meek clapped back at Sigel with an eight-minute track in late September, and Sigel responded in kind with "I'm Coming." The song begins with a sample of a jazzy-influenced gospel song claiming "better days," before Sigel interrupts, saying, "F� it, I'm coming."

Co-written with Hillary Lindsey, who's behind some of the biggest hits for country artists like Carrie Underwood and Little Big Town, "Million Reasons" is a heartbreaking look at the nearing end of a relationship and one partner's plea to stay. Played with an acoustic guitar and showcasing her honest, raw vocals, "Million Reasons" is a far cry from the songs that elevated Gaga to fame over the years.

She reads the uncensored lyrics online, saying, 'We wonder why this society is so messed up--listen to the music," she adds. In a series of tweets Staples says he thinks it's clear the woman didn't understand the context of the song, and that she seemed emotionally unstable, but says she is entitled to her opinion.

During the ceremony McGraw and Hill both shared their love for the city and expressed how much the community has meant to them throughout the years.

The song appears in a trailer released. Mafia III blends action and strategy as lead character Lincoln Clay seeks revenge on the mob in a fictionalized recreation of New Orleans.

Cube said he was flattered that game producers asked him to contribute to the soundtrack. "I've been doing music for a long time and in the rap game," he said. "Just the fact that they want to hear my voice, it makes me feel good. They could've grabbed one of the new artists. But it made me feel good that we have a new game, and they are still going back to one of the originators."

Frontman Wayne Coyne wrote on Instagram that the city's Yoga Box exercise studio will be playing "brand new, never heard before" Flaming Lips tracks during Friday classes throughout October.

On April 21, Prince was found dead at his Paisley Park home in Minnesota at the age of 57. An inquest determined that he died from an accidental overdose of painkillers.

For those who are still grieving, Nelson had a bit of advice: "I've had two years to deal with it, but there's a lot of people that have only had from April to now," she said. "So I guess I would say give it another year and a half and maybe you'll be where I'm at."

The rapper was in court to face a charge of driving with tinted windows and a suspended license, reports Pollstar. He was also hit with failing to replace lost, destroyed or defaced license plates and a false burglar alarm that went off at his home. He pled guilty to all charges.

Djawadi shared an animated video online that shows an artists' rendering of the elaborate stage and screen set that has been designed for the upcoming tour.