Alice In Chains drops their follow up to ‘Black Gives Way To Blue’ with their 2^nd album ‘The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here’ with front man William DuVall. Critics rave DuVall has done a stellar job of replacing the late Layne Staley when the band reformed in 2005. Check out their lead single “Hollow” below.

Alice In Chains have Vegas set on their tour map, and you can catch them live at The Pearl inside The Palms Casino October 26, 2013.

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Chrystal Fighters – ‘Cave Rave’

A HOT NEW band we love right now out of Spain is Chrystal Fighters who dropped their debut album in 2010 ‘Star Of Love’; drop their sophomore album ‘Cave Rave’ this week. Check out their lead single ‘You & I’ below.

Wondering when your favorite band will drop their next album? Check out: http://www.metacritic.com/browse/albums/release-date/coming-soon/date - MJRadioDiva

Written as an inspirational song to deal with his diagnosis of Osteosarcoma a rare form of bone cancer, “Clouds” became something of a viral sensation as others afflicted with terminal illnesses adopted the tune as their own anthem of hope.

Generating more than 5 million views and counting, the song generated a star-studded tribute video, which featuring a cavalcade of celebrities including musicians the Lumineers, Jason Derulo, Sara Bareilles and Jason Mraz all singing “Clouds” (the tribute video has generated more than 2 million hits to date).

According to Billboard, indicators reveal that the song is on pace to make a strong debut on next week’s Hot 100 chart, with the potential of cracking the Top 20. While “Clouds” has only received minimal radio play, sales, downloads and Youtube views are strong enough for the song to make a substantial chart impression.

The track was released on nonprofit record label Rock the Cause, with all proceeds going to the Children’s Cancer Research Fund in Sobiech’s name.

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According to Billboard, the British threesome will take the stage at Horse Guards Parade Ground, St. James’s Park, after the film debuts on screens in London’s Leicester Square.

In the film, fans will hear approximately 14 minutes of Muse’s vocal-less yet stirring song, “Isolated System” from the bands latest album, 2012′s The 2nd Law.

Frontman Matt Bellamy described the track to NME in rather obtuse terms: “Hanging around space would be so peaceful and quiet and suddenly you come to this little blip that’s f***ing chaos! I see it as drifting away from the planet and going into the peacefulness of what actually is gonna happen at the end of it all, which is nothingness.”

“It made the movie feel and sound really cool,” Randy Spendlove, Paramount Pictures’ President of Motion Picture Music told Billboard. “After we layered in the music, we reached out to their management in the U.S. and the U.K. to see how we could reach beyond the movie. We wanted (the relationship) to be bigger than that.”

Hitting theaters June 21, World War Z centers follows United Nations employee Gerry Lane, played by Brad Pitt, who finds himself racing around the world trying to stop a pandemic that threatens to turn the human race into zombies.

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Despite persistent indications that frontman Josh Homme and his band would perform the new album in its entirety complete with rumored special guests ranging from Dave Grohl to Trent Renzor, QOTSA followed …Like Clockwork opening song, “Keep Your Eyes Peeled,” with “You Think I Ain’t Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire,” from 2002′s Songs for the Deaf to start what would be a cameo-free show.

With a dazzling video backdrop flashing eye-popping graphics (many from U.K. artist Boneface, who is responsible for the arresting artwork of …Like Clockwork), QOTSA roared through a career-spanning set, touching on most of their studio releases over the course of the two-hour show.

The show’s focus, however, was clearly the new album, with the band playing every song from it other than “Fairweather Friends.” The songs cut like a knife, from the melodic rush of “My God is the Sun” to the ornate and hushed “Kalopsia,” which plays like a early ’70s David Bowie tune. Cranking up Led Zeppelin-like classic rock riffs on “Smooth Sailing” and goth-tinged glam with “If I Had a Tail,” …Like Clockwork is shaping up to be a laser-focused evolution of the QOTSA sound, distilling their myriad influences into explosive and often unexpected corners of the rock spectrum. It’s also a lot to take in, particularly during a packed and star-studded theater show that holds less than 2000 people (celebs including Kat Von D, Michael C. Hall and Morrissey were spotted among the throngs), so QOTSA made a point to drop in older fan favorites. “Make It Wit Chu,” from 2007′s Era Vulgaris, made the cut, while Lullabies to Paralyze single “Little Sister” drew the biggest cheers of the night with its cowbell-powered stomp.

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Related: New Music To Know: Charli XCX Turns Pop On Its Head

It’s no secret that the 20-year-old loves the ’80s. In her latest music video, sponsored by Urban Outfitters, Charli leisurely strolls through a famous London night club checking out her friends, dancing to her new tune, “Take My Hand.”

Director and fellow Brit Ryan Andrews opted to let Charli repeat some of her teenage days as a club kid by following her through the London’s infamous Elephant and Castle club and capturing her real reactions, “Kind of like if you were watching the film Kids,” said Andrews to Urban Outfitters.

According to Charli, older videos from The Prodigy served as inspiration. But contrary to first glance, the video is not a repeat of her “What I Like” ultra-sexy slumber party. “It is really stripped back, and quite real as if you were in a normal dirty club with your friends,” explained Andrews.

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On Friday, we talked about another man who accidentally butt dialed 911 and spilled the beans about his plan to commit a murder, Amanda Bynes, and how she was arrested after throwing a bong out her car window, and then we took calls, asking “What’s the meanest thing that you did when you were a kid?”

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Maynard will be heading into the cage for a highly anticipated bout against T.J. Grant to further his shot at the UFC Lightweight title.

Listen below to hear what he had to say about the UFC 160 main card matches:

In addition to fan favorites from their catalog, viewers can expect to see performances of new material like “I Appear Missing,” “My God Is The Sun,” “If I Had A Tail,” “Keep Your Eyes Peeled” and “Kalopsia,” all three of which were part of an eerie series of animated videos released in succession. On Monday (May 20), the band released a 15-minute album trailer featuring animation from the aforementioned videos.

… Like Clockwork’s release is significant to fans as it is the first new album since 2007’s Era Vulgaris and features guest performances by Elton John, Dave Grohl and Trent Reznor.

The band will make two appearances on the Late Show with David Letterman, the first of which will air the same night as the Live on Letterman concert (June 5).

… Like Clockwork will be released June 4 by Matador Records.

JDS wants his title back, and is taking Mark Hunt very seriously.

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Apparently, Lillywhite was one of many producers considered for GNR’s loooooong-delayed Chinese Democracy album (finally released in 2008), and he actually took a meeting with Axl Rose to discuss it.

“I was summoned to Los Angeles to meet with Axl Rose, we went for sushi, and then we went to the studio to listen to some tracks and he played me some instrumentals,” Lillywhite said. “I thought, ‘I can understand why he’d want me to work on this.’ And then I said, ‘Do you have anything with vocals on it?’ He said, ‘Yeah, I’ve got one song.’”

It was at that point that Lillywhite remembered why working with GNR would be unpleasant (besides Axl’s famously volatile personality).

“I was listening to it and I thought ‘Oh my God, I’d forgotten how much I hate his voice.’ I’m sorry! To some people, Axl Rose is royalty. To me, it’s like fingers on a chalkboard. Now, He was a very nice guy. We finished the evening – he paid – the next morning, the manager called and said, ‘Steve, you’re in. He thinks your fantastic. ‘ I said “I’m sorry, I don’t think I’m the right man for this job.” And that was it and I left it at that.”

It’s likely that Rose was upset by this, and the next development in the story reads like a bit of payback. “I wouldn’t be telling this story,” Lillywhite says, “except, the next issue of Rolling Stone came out and it said ‘Axl Rose Turns Down Steve Lillywhite!’ I would have said nothing if he said nothing!”

Lillywhite most recently produced Thirty Seconds To Mars‘ new album, Love Lust Faith + Dreams, which was released earlier this week (May 21).