Hey, KISS fans—listen up. The legendary glam-rockers will bring their stage show to Zurich, Switzerland, this Thursday (June 20), on the European leg of their current Monster Tour, but you won’t have to be in Switzerland to catch the action. AXS TV will air the KISS set live at 3 p.m. ET on Thursday, plus broadcast an encore screening at 11 p.m. ET.

Halloween is over four months away, but Rob Zombie is ready for it. The horror film guru and singer has just dropped the news that he’ll host a new event this Halloween that will let fans walk through several haunted house attractions based on his popular horror movies.

Queens Of The Stone Age has a very unexpected collaboration on their new album ...Like Clockwork. The band teamed up with piano rock legend Elton John on the song "Fairweather Friends." In an interview with BBC 5 Live Homme talked about working with Elton:

Neil Young has once again signed up to headline Farm Aid. The festival, which is an annual event in support of American farmers, will take place in Saratoga Springs, NY, on September 21.

When EMI signed their distribution deal with music streaming service Spotify in 2010, Pink Floyd were excluded from that deal. The band has not been all that eager to join online streaming services in the past, but now the band have taken the final step in to the digital age.

Steven Tyler and Joe Perry have been inducted to the Songwriters Hall Of Fame.

Gibson’s YouTube channel, Gibson Entertainment, has launched a new series, Three Guys and Guitars.

It would be nice to have a new album of Poison material one of these days, but frontman Bret Michaels doesn't seem to be in a hurry to get the band back into the studio. His latest is Good Songs and Great Friends, an album of covers of songs from his own catalog with a few covers thrown in for good measure.

The Todd La Torre-fronted version of Queensryche have not yet released their first album with the new line-up but they're already talking about where they'd like the follow-up to go.

Black Sabbath have landed at #1 in the UK with 13, their first album of new tracks with Ozzy Osbourne since 1978's Never Say Die, and earning the band their first number one UK album in over 42 years: their last album to attain that honor was Paranoid in October 1970.