Dave Grohl Got Jane's Addiction Their Rock Hall Nomination

Bands with three-plus decades of history are lucky if they can play three or four new songs in a set: but a full album of fifteen songs that most people hadn't heard yet? That's a tough one.

But from the opening notes of the first song, "This House is Not For Sale," it was clear that he hasn't lost his knack for writing huge anthems. The song sounded like it could find a home on country radio; with a little luck, it could be a pop hit. At the same time, it sounded quintessentially Bon Jovi.

John Awesome and Nydia Hernandez wanted to mark getting engaged by taking some pictures in the woods in Holy Jim Canyon, California. They hired photographer Janet Wheeland to take some romantic shots, but John noticed some eye-catching characters lurking among the trees.

Metal band Coldvoid were also in the woods shooting promo shots, using the full moon as a backdrop. John Awesome, 34, tells ABC: "During the last part of the session, we noticed a few guys with some corpse paint makeup on sitting at a nearby bench blaring out some black metal music.

"We just randomly thought it would be a funny idea if we could get them to be a part of our engagement shoot. So we approached them and asked and they were more than happy to accept. Super nice people. I seriously can't make this stuff up."

Photographer Wheeland approached the band to ask if they'd pose with the couple. She says: "They gave us a copy of their new demo and it was the perfect eerie soundtrack for the drive out of the woods.

Taylor says: "There was a huge war going on in my head, and that kind of fed the booze. That fed a lot of my issues with drinking and sh*t because I had given up drugs when I was a teenager so that wasn't an issue for me - but the booze was really the anchor that I still had.

But the crowd went crazy, when, with no introduction, surprise performers the Backstreet Boys took the stage after Grande's set. With no warning, they appeared onstage, performing "Backstreet's Back," followed by "Incomplete." During the later song, the monitors showed a male fan near the stage, crying with joy.

However, one guy who thinks that his induction would be premature is Chuck D of Public Enemy. He tweeted, "Got forever love for PAC BUT there AINT a solo rap act that should get in the RRHOF before @llcoolj I Dont care about what naysayers think."

He finds instead, though, that everyone is too engrossed with their smartphones to notice one another, let alone lead any kind of real life beyond their digital existence. As a result, his arrows don't have the same effect they normally would because everyone is too distracted by their screens.

He shared the video--which was also shot entirely on iPhone--via Twitter and encouraged fans to view with the screen lock firmly in place. His gambit appears to have paid off--as of Friday morning, the video had been retweeted more than 30,000 times.

Some background: Last August, Little Mix star Perrie Edwards and Zayn Malik (then of One Direction) called off their engagement after three years of dating.

The clip is pretty dark so it's hard to tell if it's Olivia Benson or Meredith Grey who is the culprit. "Got a bad cold and an overly emotional cat," she wrote. "No sleep til Austin," she said.

Songwriters are eligible for induction after writing hit songs for at least 20 years. Jay Z, who released his debut album, Reasonable Doubt, in 1996, has written multiple hits in the last two decades, from "Big Pimpin'," to "Empire State of Mind."

The "purity rings" they wore seem at odds with the sexual, mature persona each has carved out as an adult -- Joe's music with DNCE, Nick's solo career.

"We had to be careful with the certain things we wrote and said," Joe explained in a recent interview. 'We couldn't be too sexual or romantic in certain ways.