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Today's Day in Rock


U2 Singer Bono's Private Jet Loses Door Mid-Flight
(Radio.com) The rear door of Bono's private jet fell off his private leer jet plane mid-flight earlier this week, according to the U.K.'s Daily Mail. No one was injured, but Bono's luggage may be somewhere in a field in Germany.

The mid-air incident occurred during a two-hour flight from Dublin to Berlin, where U2 were set to accept an award at the Bambi International awards, a German media award ceremony. The other members of the band weren't on the plane; Bono flew out early to attend a diplomatic function with the German minister of economic cooperation and development, Gerd Mueller.

A source close to the singer told the Daily Mail: "He was extremely lucky, the plane could have gone down. About an hour into the journey they heard a big thud coming from the rear of the plane…The entire door along with Bono and his companions' luggage had fallen out mid-air.

"They don't know if the door and the contents landed over water or land but they were extremely lucky. They were at an altitude where anything could have happened and they are all feeling very lucky to be alive."

Read more here.


AC/DC Reveal Phil Rudd's Behavior Prior To Arrest
(hennemusic) AC/DC guitarist Angus Young and bassist Cliff Williams are commenting on the status of drummer Phil Rudd following his recent arrest in New Zealand.

On November 6, Rudd was charged with attempting to procure a murder by New Zealand police after he allegedly tried to have two men killed, possession of methamphetamine, possession of cannabis and threatening to kill.

Authorities dropped the charge of attempting to procure a murder the next day due to lack of evidence. "Phil created his own situation," Young tells USA Today. "It's a hard thing to say about the guy. He's a great drummer, and he's done a lot of stuff for us. But he seems to have let himself go. He's not the Phil we've known from the past."

Young speculates that drugs could be involved - "when you get into that land, it's very hard" - but adds, "I don't know the exact situation. ... I can only say, from our perspective, that the guy needs to sort himself out."

AC/DC experienced issues with Rudd in Vancouver earlier this year when they hit the studio to record their latest album, "Rock Or Bust", which will be released December 2. "It was tough to get (Rudd) there in the first place," said Williams. Read more here.





Kid Rock Releasing New Album
(Radio.com) 2015 will see the release of a new Kid Rock album, the rock/rap/country star has announced. Titled First Kiss, the effort will be Rock's first release on Warner Brothers records, and was produced primarily by the songwriter, with the exception of two songs produced by Dann Huff.

First Kiss follows 2012′s Rebel Soul, which made waves not just for the recording, but for Kid Rock's successful $20 Best Night Ever Tour. As stated in the press release, that tour saw more than 550,000 people take in the Kid Rock live show, and the band plans to be more ambitious with their yet-to-be-announced summer 2015 tour.

A single and music video from the album is expected to be released at the beginning of 2015, with February 24 slated as the release date for the LP. Read more here.




Saint Vitus Singer Deported From Norway
(TeamRock Radio) Saint Vitus are to continue their European tour without frontman Wino after he was deported from Norway for drug possession. The doom metal outfit say in a statement that singer Scott 'Wino' Weinrich has been sent back to the US with no prospect of returning to Europe for the remaining two dates of their 35th anniversary tour alongside Orange Goblin.

Saint Vitus say: "We would like to regretfully inform all of our European fans that our lead vocalist Wino was detained by the Norwegian police and immigrations officers for possession of illegal substances since Sunday, November 9.

"As of 4pm yesterday, we were informed by his Norwegian defence attorney that he would more than likely be released that same day and be able to continue the remaining dates of our European tour. This morning we received notification that Wino was being deported today back to the US with no hope to remain in Scandinavia or anywhere in the EU."

Read more here.




Sammy Hagar To Appear On The Simpsons
(hennemusic) Sammy Hagar will appear on FOX-TV's The Simpsons on Sunday, November 23. Hagar will guest star in the season 26 episode "Covercraft", which sees Homer have a mid-life crisis, take up bass guitar and form a cover band with some of the other dads in town.

While this is the first time that the rocker will be providing his voice to his character on The Simpsons, his likeness appeared in a season 11 episode called "Behind The Laughter."

The 2000 broadcast saw Willie Nelson put on a phony awards show in order to reconcile the family … and also attempt to patch things up between Hagar and Van Halen.

Read more here.




Foo Fighters Sonic Highways Not Likely To Top Taylor Swift
(hennemusic) The Foo Fighters new album, "Sonic Highways", is on track for Top 5 US debut. Billboard reports the project could sell over 190,000 copies in its first week to open at No. 2 on the US Billboard 200 album chart behind Taylor Swift's "1989", which is expected to maintain it's current No. 1 status for a third consecutive week.

The Foo Fighters last album, 2011's "Wasting Light", was its first No. 1, selling 235,000 copies in its opening week. The new Billboard 200's top 10 will be revealed on Wednesday, November 19.

Produced by Butch Vig, "Sonic Highways" was recorded in 8 American cities - Austin, Chicago, Los Angeles, Nashville, New Orleans, New York, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

Read more here.





Pink Floyd On Track For No. 1 Album In The UK
(Prog) Pink Floyd are on track to land their first UK number one album in nearly 20 years. The Endless River is on top of the midweek chart, according to figures from The Official Charts Company. It has already won the accolade of being Amazon's most pre-ordered album of all time.

Floyd's first album since 1994 chart topper The Division Bell has sold 92,000 copies at the midway point of the week and is on course to become one of the fastest-selling records of 2014.

It's based on unreleased material from The Division Bell recording sessions and includes the playing of late keyboardist Rick Wright, who died in 2008. Read more here.





Nickelback Frontman Explains New Album Title
(Classic Rock) Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger has revealed that the band's upcoming album is titled No Fixed Address because it was written in various locations across the world.

Kroeger tells The Pulse Of Radio: "We did it all over the place. We were in Vancouver, we were in LA, we were Maui. We had a portable rig with us on European tour and we were recording stuff there. That's why we've titled the album No Fixed Address."

The vocalist previously stated the album featured some of their best work. He said: "We feel it's some of our strongest material to date. During the recording process it became clear that the entire team had a shared vision and passion for this project." Read more here.





The Band That Morphed Into Yes Reunites
(TeamRock Radio) Mabel Greer's Toyshop, the band which morphed into Yes in 1968, have reunited and will release an album in March of next year, they have announced.

The group was founded in 1966 by guitarist and vocalist Clive Bayley, drummer Bob Hagger and bassist Paul Rutledge. Over the course of the next two years, Chris Squire, Peter Banks, Jon Anderson and Tony Kaye joined their ranks. Bill Bruford then replaced Bob Hagger and Mabel Greer's Toyshop became Yes. Their last gig under the old name took place in London in May 1968.

Now, 46 years after that show, Bayley has teamed up once again with Hagger and Kaye to release A New Way Of Life on March 9 - their first album under the Mabel Greer's Toyshop banner. Joining the trio are former Yes man Billy Sherwood and bassist Hugo Barre.

Bayley says: "We hope that Yes followers everywhere enjoy this offering. It's a piece of history brought to life by the technology of today. The album includes new versions of old classics like Beyond & Before and a whole lot of new music too."

Read more here.






Mike Tramp Happy With His Spotify Deal
(TeamRock Radio) Former White Lion frontman Mike Tramp says he's happy for his music to be streamed on Spotify because it helps him reach more fans. Despite the relatively small amount of money to be made by artists who make they music available via online streaming services, the former White Lion frontman says he'd rather be on Spotify than not.

Tramp says on Facebook: "I get asked quite a lot about how I feel about Spotify and streaming of my music. I want people to be able to find my music but I also want to get paid.

"I was skeptical at first but my recent publishing statement confirmed the fact that streaming now accounts for 75% of my digital publishing income and that the total has actually gone up for the first time in years.

"Piracy has never paid me a penny. How about that?" Read more here.





Kristof Damen Leaves Crimson Fall
(TeamRock Radio) Crimson Fall guitarist Kristof Damen has announced he is to quit the band after almost 13 years. They recently supported Machine Head in their homeland of Belgium but just days after the show, the guitarist says he'll leave following the group's upcoming four gigs in mainland Europe.

He says in a statement: "Those of you who are close to me know that Crimson Falls was never just my hobby - it was my passion and for more than a decade, I invested loads of time, energy, money, sweat and tears in this band. Composing music, writing lyrics, rehearsing, playing live and spending countless hours behind the computer screen trying to get things arranged, paving a way up for my band.

"Even though I still enjoy all of this, over the last year I lost the will to conquer the world with the band. The power to keep battling and break through walls disappeared. Instead, at this point, I just want to be a good dad for my boy and girl who I love more than anything."

Read more here.





Marillion Release Christmas Compilation Album
(TeamRock Radio) Marillion have issued a Christmas compilation album titled A Collection Of Recycled Gifts. The band release festive tracks for fan club members - now they've compiled all previous releases and issued them on a single disc.

They say: "As you know, it has been our tradition to knock out a goofy cover of something festive and give it away to the fans at Christmas. These have been of varying taste and quality over the years, but we have always had a laugh making them.

"This year, we thought we'd bundle all the past Christmas ditties together and release a compilation CD so we, and you, have them all in one place on Christmas morning."

Read more details here.





Volbeat Have 10 Songs In The Works
(Classic Rock) Volbeat have ideas for 10 new songs, according to singer Michael Poulsen. The band previously said they aim to hit the studio around August next year to begin work on the follow-up to 2013's Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies. They hope to release the new record before the end of 2015.

Now Poulsen has revealed he already has 10 tracks on the go, three of which the band have played together so far. He tells The Jasta Show: "Right now I have ideas for 10 songs. Three of them we're capable of playing right now. I haven't written any lyrics yet. Right now it's more music and melodies."

Poulsen admits he finds it difficult to stop writing new material. He keeps a notebook and records ideas on his phone or his basic home studio - although a lot of them are scrapped when he goes back to listen to them.

He adds: "I buy a notebook every year when we have to sit down and write a new album. I have a notebook where I write down ideas and I have tonnes of stuff on my mobile where I just sit with an acoustic guitar and sing."

Read more and stream the full interview here.





Dave Lombardo Working On Insidious Soundtrack
(Classic Rock) Philm mainman Dave Lombardo is working on the soundtrack for upcoming horror sequel Insidious: Chapter 3. The former Slayer drummer is teaming up with composer and actor Joseph Bishara for the project which is due for release in June next year via Focus Features.

Lombardo tells Metal Thunder Radio: "I'm collaborating with Joseph Bishara, who is the music composer for the horror movies The Conjuring, Annabelle and Insidious. I'm working on Insidious 3 with Joseph, and we're creating some drums for the new movie.

"I'm really excited to do this. I set up all the drums, today I ordered the drums that I'm gonna use. I'm gonna be performing with two cello players, a viola and a violin player under Joseph's direction. And he's an amazing composer. I've been listening to his stuff for a while now."

Check out the trailer and stream the 'candid' interview here.





Rare Peter Banks Recordings Released
(TeamRock Radio) A collection of rare Peter Banks recordings has been released a year after his death. The guitar icon who made his name with Yes and Flash was known as 'the architect of prog.' A collection of studio rehearsal recordings from his Empire III sessions at Mars Studios in Los Angeles in 1979 is out now via Gonzo.

Peter Banks Empire: The Mars Tapes is available in a 2CD set and features raw recordings of the band taken direct from the control desk. Banks - who died from heart failure in March 2013 at the age of 65 - formed Empire in the early 1970s along with singer Sidonie Jordan. The collection includes bonus track Sky At Night featuring Phil Collins on drums and Jon Giblin on bass. It also includes songs that never made it on to any Empire release until now.

Drummer Mark Murdock says: "The Peter Banks Empire ship set sail against the ever-changing music world, and was uncompromising in producing a range of material with Peter Banks' signature guitar sound and style. It incorporated themes of the time period in which the band existed and also reliving the past by playing songs from the early Empire catalogue and even a Yes version of Something's Coming." Read more here.




Stryper Working On Next Album
(Classic Rock) Stryper are currently writing material for their next album, they've confirmed. And they'll hit the studio early next year to put the follow-up to 2013's No More Hell To Pay together.

Frontman Michael Sweet says on Facebook: "It's time. I'm in writing mode for the new Stryper album. We start pre-production in mid-January and we begin tracking on February 1. New album in 2015."

The band launched 16-track CD/DVD titled Live At The Whisky in September. It was recorded at Whisky A Go Go, Hollywood last year to support the album.

Meanwhile, Sweet has also been working with George Lynch on a new project. Read more about that here.





Limited Edition Bob Dylan Lyric Book Details Revealed
(Classic Rock) Bob Dylan is to release a limited edition book featuring his song lyrics. The career-spanning book The Lyrics: Since 1962 is released on November 20, but only 3000 copies have been made - with just 500 of those available in the UK. The hardcover collection weighs 6kg and retails for £125 via Simon & Schuster.

It's described as "the first comprehensive, rigorously annotated, and definitive collection of Bob Dylan's lyrics to be published." The book includes Dylan's own changes to his lyrics down the years, as well as the original versions.

He worked on the collection with a team of editors, led by Sir Christopher Ricks, co-director of the Editorial Institute at Boston University. Sir Ricks says: "For 50 years, all the world has delighted in Bob Dylan's books of words and more than words: provocative, mysterious, touching, baffling, not-to-be-pinned-down, intriguing, and a reminder that genius is free to do as it chooses." Read more here.





The Temperance Movement To Perform New Songs On Tour
(The Blues The Temperance Movement have confirmed the setlist on their upcoming UK tour will feature tracks from their upcoming second studio album, currently under production in Wales.

And they'll be offering an 11-track live album for sale on the tour, which features Raglans as support act on the English dates and the Medicine Men in Glasgow.

TTM say: "We'll be playing some of the fruits of our current labours at Rockfield Studios for the very first time. We also have a merch desk exclusive - 11-track album Live In The UK, plus a new tour t shirt ready, plus the recent deluxe issue of our debut." Read more and check out the dates here.





Fairport Convention Releasing New Album Myths & Heroes
(Prog) Fairport Convention will launch Myths & Heroes, their first album of new material in four years, to tie in with their 2015 UK tour. Their journey begins on January 29 in Tewkesbury and ends in London on March 1, and the band aim to deliver some of their new tracks during the shows.

Simon McNicol says: "Fairport always looks to the future and we regularly record new albums. But our first love is still performing live. So we're really looking forward to getting on the road again, especially as this year we've got a whole album's worth of new material to introduce to our audiences."

Myths & Heroes follows 2012's By Popular Request, which saw the band re-recording tracks chosen by an online poll. Their most recent original release was Festival Bell in 2011. Read more and check out the dates here.





Twisted Sister Documentary World Premiere Announced
(hennemusic) The Twisted Sister documentary, "We Are Twisted F***ing Sister!", will have its world premiere at IDFA (International Documentary Film Festival) in Amsterdam later this month.

Directed by German filmmaker Andrew Horn, the film explores the club days of the Long Island, New York band. Known the biggest documentary festival in the world, the film will be featured as part of IDFA's Music Documentary series.

Horn and guitarist Jay Jay French will be on hand for a Q&A session following the world premiere screenings on November 23 and 24. Read more and watch the trailer here.







Jimmy Page and Chris Cornell Discuss Led Zeppelin's Legacy and More
(Radio.com) "Black Hole Sun," meet "Black Dog." Wednesday night (Nov. 12) in Los Angeles, recently refurbished The Theatre at Ace Hotel played host to "An Evening with Jimmy Page in Conversation with Chris Cornell," with the two rock stars taking the stage to discuss Jimmy Page, the exhaustive new autobiography/photo book compiled by the legendary guitarist spanning his entire musical life.

The sold out crowd that filled the ornate theater looked a lot like who you'd imagine packed stadiums across the country on Led Zeppelin's 1977 tour, only 37 years later, many of whom brought their children and even grandchildren for a glimpse inside the life of arguably rock's most celebrated guitarist in history.

Still every bit the consummate rock star at 70 years old, Page and the Soundgarden singer had an easy rapport onstage, with Page discussing the details behind a selection of photos from the book previously chosen by Cornell without the guitarist's knowledge.

Moving through photos of Page's childhood as a choirboy and in early bands before becoming one of England's most celebrated session musicians, describing a photo of him working the late Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones on the ill-fated soundtrack to Anita Pallenberg film, A Degree of Murder, which was never officially released. Making the photo even more interesting is the fact that Page is using a violin bow on his guitar, a technique he would make famous years later on Led Zeppelin's live renditions of the song "Dazed and Confused."

Page delivered details of how quickly Led Zeppelin formed in the wake of his previous band, the Yardbirds, breaking up in the summer of 1968 (Cornell showed photos of Page with fellow ex-Yardbird Jeff Beck shot by the late Linda McCartney). In the time between July and the end of that year, the band came together, recorded its legendary debut album and played a series of dates, including shows opening for Vanilla Fudge. Led Zeppelin as an opening act didn't last long, with Cornell displaying a photo taken from behind John Bonham's drum kit of a packed L.A. Forum in 1969.

Page's passion for the music was palpable through the conversation, with the guitarist making a point to deliver new bits of information to the crowd of diehard fans well versed in the group's history. He spoke lovingly of his bandmates throughout, stressing how much they elevated each other both in the studio and onstage.

The fans ate it up, interrupting the conversation countless times to erupt in applause. Cornell came across as big a fan as anyone in the room, emphasizing how important Led Zeppelin's success was in his ability to achieve rock stardom fronting Soundgarden, offering his own memories of first hearing the band on a free-form FM radio station as a kid.

There was a poignant moment when Cornell displayed a photo of Page on Led Zeppelin's final tour before the death of John Bonham essentially bringing the band to an end, explaining how as a fan it meant a lot that they didn't just grab another drummer and carry on.

"The magic in Led Zeppelin was the dynamic between the four of us," Page explained. "Losing one-fourth of the band was like losing the whole thing."

Read more and see photos from the event here.





Father's Version Of Beatles Blackbird To Dying Newborn Goes Viral
(Radio.com) A tragic story has produced a must-see video that will transform how you hear The Beatles' iconic "Blackbird" forever. The performer is Chris Picco, whose wife passed away suddenly in her sleep while she was 24 weeks pregnant with their unborn child.

An emergency c-section was performed, but doctors were not optimistic when the baby, named Lennon James Picco, showed a significant lack of movement and brain activity.

While his wife Ashley was pregnant with Lennon, she would feel the baby moving to music when it was played, so Chris asked if he could play music for the baby in what would be the last few days of his life.

This heartbreaking, beautiful rendition of "Blackbird" was recorded the day before Lennon passed away. Read more and watch the video here.




David Bowie Releases Sue (or In A Season Of Crime) Video
(hennemusic) David Bowie premiering the video for "Sue (or In A Season Of Crime)", the lead single from his new collection, "Nothing Has Changed." The clip can be streamed online.

The promotional video was filmed in New York and London and directed by Tom Hingston and Jimmy King. "Sue" was recorded this summer in New York with the Maria Schneider Orchestra and produced by Bowie and Tony Visconti.

Due November 17 (Nov. 18 in North America), the compilation presents material from the singer's 50-year career and includes new songs alongside unreleased tracks and greatest hits.

Watch the video here.





Slash Unplugs For TV Appearance
(hennemusic) Slash and Myles Kennedy performed an acoustic version of the song "Bent To Fly" on the Swedish television talk show Skavlan on November 7 and both the performance and interview video clips have been posted online.

Slash also joined host, Norwegian journalist Fredrik Skavlan, for an interview alongside actress Uma Thurman and Swedish foreign minister Margot Wallstrom.

The appearance was synced with the launch of a European tour in support of "World On Fire" following its release in September. The trek wraps up early next month with a series of 5 UK dates and a December 6 show in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Watch the videos here.





Aerosmith's Joe Perry Talks Rocky Relationship With Steven Tyler
(TeamRock Radio) Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry has revealed his rocky relationship with frontman Steven Tyler doesn't affect the band. And he says while Tyler is like a brother, he doesn't always like what he has to say.

Perry's been promoting his new book Rocks: My Life In And Out Of Aerosmith which launched last month via Simon & Schuster. And he reveals one of the reasons he wrote the autobiography was to put the record straight about the pair's relationship.

He tells Smashing Interviews: "It's pretty much what it is. You can love your brother, but you don't have to like him. We have our ups and downs. He'll say stuff in the press and I'll think, 'What the hell is he talking about?' Next time I see him, it's all hugs and kisses.

"We know the band is bigger than our ups and downs. If anything, it's been a learning process in how to deal with each other's personalities. That's one of the reasons I wanted to write the book because people hear stuff about Joe and Steven not getting along."

He continues: "There aren't too many bands out there that are touring all the time that manage to keep the same guys in the band, the same lineup that was there in 1971. That takes a lot of work." Read more here.





Rob Zombie Guitarist John 5 Enters Rock Is Dead Debate
(TeamRock Radio) Rob Zombie guitarist John 5 insists rock isn't dead - but says it has changed dramatically in recent years. Kiss mainman Gene Simmons sparked debate earlier this year when he stated: "Rock is finally dead. The death of rock was not a natural death. Rock did not die of old age, it was murdered."

That comment led to a string of artists defending rock music, including Rob Halford, Joe Perry, Mark Tremonti, Corey Taylor, Scott Ian and Slash. Now John 5 has given his take on the state of the industry, saying although piracy is a problem, the music lives on.

He tells Icon vs Icon: "The industry has changed dramatically. It has changed so drastically, it's like night and day. It's not dead, but it changed. We just have to keep writing great songs and doing great shows to keep it alive.

"It's not just rock. It could be rap, country or anything like that. Music is a tough business because there's so much piracy out there. I know what it was like because back in the day, I was around when people were standing in line to buy a record. It has definitely changed a lot."

He had more to say here.





Heaven's Basement Release The Long Goodbye Video
(TeamRock Radio) Heaven's Basement have launched a music video for their track The Long Goodbye. It appeared on their debut album Filthy Empire which launched in 2013 via Red Bull Records. And they've issued the video to coincide with their upcoming tour dates supporting The Pretty Reckless, which kicks off in Nottingham on November 17.

Guitarist Sid Glover was nominated for the Dimebag Darrell Shredder award at this year's Metal Hammer Golden Gods - and he reckons the upcoming tour will be a "rock n' roll monster."

He says: "We can't wait to get out there and tear up the UK with The Pretty Reckless on their Going To Hell tour. It's going to be a loud as f***, all-out rock n' roll monster of a tour and the perfect send-off for Filthy Empire."

Before the eight-date run with the New York rockers, Heaven's Basement headline two gigs this coming weekend. Check out the dates and the new video here.





Nightwish Frontwoman Challenged On New Album
(TeamRock Radio) Nightwish frontwoman Floor Jansen says she found recording the band's upcoming album a challenge. They've been working on the follow-up to 2011's Imaginaerum and will launch the as-yet-untitled album next summer via Nuclear Blast.

And the vocalist, who took over singing duties from Anette Olzon in 2012, says keyboardist Tuomas Holopainen and bassist Marco Hietala really pushed her on what will be her first record with the group.

She says: "Tuomas challenged me to use everything I had to offer: high, low and soft - but definitely the lower stuff. It's something I haven't explored much and he wrote parts where I had to use this completely.

"I'm very proud of it and happy I could do it this way because it's the first time I'm singing on an album I didn't write myself, so Tuomas and Marco wrote things that really challenged me."

Read more and stream the video here.





The Amsterdam Red Light District Release New Video
(TeamRock Radio) French rockers The Amsterdam Red Light District have released a video for their track Gone For A While. The song is the title track from TARLD's second album, out on November 26 via Red-Light Records.

The four-piece count The Bronx, Letlive and The Ghost Of A Thousand among their influences and have toured with Comeback Kid, Slayer and Anti-Flag.

Justin Schlosberg from Hell Is For Heroes guests on album track Waiting For So Long. Singer Max says: "We are so pleased to introduce our new music video for Gone For A While. This song is the ultimate punk-rock track from our new album and we really hope that you love it."

Watch the video here.





Radio Alcatraz Release New Song Holiday In A Police State
(TeamRock Radio) London post-hardcore outfit Radio Alcatraz have made a track from their upcoming second album available to stream. The song Holiday In A Police State is taken from the album It's All Coming Up Roses - available from December 8 via Banquet Records. It is the follow-up to 2012's debut Populous: In the Belly of the Beast.

Singer Simon Griffiths says: "Holiday In A Police State is an Orwellian cautionary tale that asks exactly what price we pay for the apparent freedom we enjoy in the west.

"It's easy to turn a blind eye to the increasingly intrusive and insidious presence of our 'protectors', because to do otherwise would compromise the lifestyle we've become so accustomed to. But by not discussing this inconvenient truth we choose to sit in silence and turn the other cheek as more and more steps are taken under our very noses to compromise our privacy and civil liberties."

Listen to the track here.




U2 Want Fans' Lip Sync Videos
(hennemusic) U2 are asking fans to submit videos of a lip sync to their single, "The Miracle (Of Joey Ramone)", as part of their week-long residency on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon next week.

The clips will then be incorporated into a live performance of the tune from the band's latest album, "Songs Of Innocence." Fans are instructed to upload videos to YouTube with the title "Tonight Show U2 Lip Sync"

Fans can also submit clips from their phone by downloading The Tonight Show app (available on iOS and Andriod devices) and submitting your video from the "Challenges" section there.