Aerosmith: Perry Injury Won’t Affect US Tour

Aerosmith won’t be forced to postpone or cancel any shows on their upcoming US tour after Joe Perry was injured in a road accident.

Perry’s motorbike was hit in the rear by a car when stationary at a red light in Massachusetts last week. The guitarist was subsequently treated for undisclosed injuries.

Def Leppard on new Album

Def Leppard are putting together a live album, and might include an EP of new songs.

Frontman Joe Elliott told billboard.com: “We’ve got tentative plans to do a four- or five-track EP of new songs as part of it…”Vivian [Campbell, guitar) has been in the band 17 years, so I think he deserves a shot at being on a live record”.

Black Label Society will release its new album

Black Label Society will release its new album, "Order Of The Black", in North America on August 10 via E1 Music. The CD will be made available in Europe through Roadrunner Records and in Australia and New Zealand via Riot! Entertainment.

"Order Of The Black" will feature four different CD covers - one for each territory: North America, Europe, Australia and South America/Asia.

"Order Of The Black" track listing:

01. Crazy Horse
02. Overlord
03. Parade Of The Dead
04. Darkest Days
05. Black Sunday
06. Southern Dissolution
07. Time Waits For No One
08. Godspeed Hell Bound
09. War Of Heaven
10. Shallow Grave
11. Chupacabra
12. Riders Of The Damned
13. January

A limited-edition version of the album featuring the bonus track "Can't Find My Way Home" will be made available internationally.

Black Label Society's longtime drummer Craig Nunenmacher recently left the band and was replaced by veteran rock skinsman Will Hunt (Evanescence, Static-X, Dark New Day, Tommy Lee, Stuck Mojo).

Black Label Society will headline the second stage at this year's installment of Ozzy Osbourne's travelling festival, Ozzfest. This marks the band's sixth appearance on the explosive hard rock package tour.

As previously reported, Black Label Society will headline the "Black Label Berzerkus" tour this fall. The two-month North American trek will feature Clutch, Children Of Bodom and 2cents, with the first two bands sharing the main support slot.

Guns and Roses reunio? Is it possible ?

Guitarist says 'no chance' for reunion.
'It was impossible to stay in the same room as Axl, "Slash remembers.

If it depends on the guitarist Slash, a reunion with members of the original Gun N 'Roses is virtually impossible. "There is no chance of a meeting (of Guns)," said the musician in an interview with GQ.

The guitarist said he arrived to receive proposals with high values to return to the old band. "I can not remember the numbers exactly, but (the deal was) excessive. Things in the level of seven to eight digits, "he said, confirming that the figures would increase from $ 100 million.

"When we were on stage, were a powerful force together. But there came a point where it was impossible, off stage, we stay in the same room or make any music together, "justifies Slash.

Guns and Roses were a great band once, but that's gone forever. Remember G-n-R the way they were.

Iron Maiden Aren't Playing What You Want

Iron Maiden guitarist Janick Gers says the band felt forced to risk fans' anger by touring in support of new album The Final Frontier without playing more than one track from it.
A sample 15-song setlist from their current US dates includes The Wicker Man, Ghost of the Navigator, Wrathchild, El Dorado, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, These Colours Don't Run, Blood Brothers, Wildest Dreams, No More Lies, Brave New World, Fear of the Dark and Iron Maiden with encores The Number of the Beast, Hallowed Be Thy Name and Running Free.
Gers explains Maiden were faced with a dilemma because their world tour began in June while The Final Frontier isn't released until August 16. They felt constrained to leave the new tracks at home in order to avoid spoiling the album's release impact – and says fans are in for a surprise if they think El Dorado demonstrates the full range of its musical breadth.

And because Maiden's last tour was very much a best-of outing, they decided to focus on material they'd written in the last ten years.