Stopcryingyourheartout.com — There's never a dull moment when Oasis are around but the band hope there won’t be a repeat of the recent onstage incident in Canada.As the group performed hit song Morning Glory at Toronto’s V Festival a 47-year-old man rushed from the... more info

MTV.com News — 'It shows the intense live side of the band, as opposed to the perfection and the cleanness of how we sound on our albums,' guitarist says.By Chris Harris Dimmu Borgir's Silenoz Photo: Nuclear Blast On October 14, Dimmu Borgir — who just... more info

VH1 News — Dimmu Borgir discuss their upcoming live DVD set; plus Led Zeppelin and Brujeria news in Metal File. more info

Idolator — According to Dee Snider, yes! Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham are itching to rake in oodles of cash play the music of Led Zeppelin all around the world, even though lead singer Robert Plant has decided that he's all about things like "b... more info

Undercover, Australia — Alter Bridge singer Myles R. Kennedy may be the new singer for the much mooted Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones project. more info

Idolator — Carrie Brownstein's blog Monitor Mix is generally interesting, but something about yesterday's discussion about critically acclaimed artists people aren't really familiar with rubbed the music fan in me the wrong way. Not because of Brownstein, but ... more info

Paste Magazine — Rumors that Robert Plant will join Led Zeppelin for a possible 2009 tour and recording session have been shot down via his official site . more info

Idolator — ARTIST: The Fireman (a.k.a. Paul McCartney) TITLE: "Nothing Too Much Just Out Of Sight" WEB DEBUT: Oct. 6, 2008 ONE-LISTEN VERDICT: The first single from Paul McCartney's forthcoming album under the guise of The Fireman got some ink for airing ou... more info

JamBase — CAN IT REALLY BE 17 YEARS SINCEGUNS N' ROSES RELEASED A NEW, ORIGINAL ALBUM? Our weekly celebration of classic albums lifts its lighter for the band that might have joined the pantheon of Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple if they'd onl... more info

Rolling Stone — Now that Robert Plant has made it perfectly clear he won’t tour with Led Zeppelin anytime in the near future (or two years, at least), reader Kbhr has a suggestion: “Why doesn’t Page just contact Terry Reid (his original first choice) and form ... more info