Guardian Music — In a week of April fools, Björk said she would front Led Zeppelin, Coldplay unveiled plans to record in zero gravity and Kid Rock bought a baseball stadium. Find out what really happened with this week's quiz more info

411 Mania — More chicanery and prankery from yesterday... more info

Undercover, Australia — Kid Rock Field. I like the way it sounds and so does Kid Rock. more info

AngryApe — After he acquired the naming rights for his favorite team more info

MTV.com News — 'There's a whole 'nother excitement,' legendary ex-Run-DMC member says about moving from rap to rock.By Jayson Rodriguez Run-DMC's Darryl McDaniels Photo: Michael Ochs Archives/ Getty Images Lil Wayne's venture into rock music has landed o... more info

VH1 News — Coldplay, Kid Rock, Nine Inch Nails and Björk all announced huge news on their Web sites ... on April Fools' Day. What are the chances?!? more info

NME — The star will also serve his own beer at Detroit Tigers games more info

MTV.com News — More big April 1 news: Nine Inch Nails plan Timbaland-produced album; Björk to front Led Zeppelin.By James Montgomery Coldplay Photo: Stephan Cranea It's been quite a day for rather unique news stories. For reasons not exactly clear to u... more info

Kerrang! — Twin Atlantic have revealed today that they are all set to begin work on their upcoming new mini-album. The new release is set to be recorded in LA with producer John Travis (The Answer, Kid Rock, Sugar Ray) throughout next month. "We are so excite... more info

Rolling Stone — The Allman Brothers Band’s return to New York’s Beacon Theatre came to a triumphant end over the weekend, riding the success of 15 shows, over 100 songs played, and a guest list that rivals that of The Last Waltz. The Brothers moved into the rece... more info