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Always a busy man, Slash is on the road, doing interviews, and recording. Sydney’s Triple M radio caught up with Slash to see what’s next. See the interview here at Hennemusic.com

Jack White has his hands in many projects these days, either directly and/or through his Third Man Records label.

Following the recent announcement that the upcoming Judas Priest world tour will be the band’s last, the group have been locking in tour dates and considering ways to make the event even more memorable for fans.

An Indianapolis sports reporter has posted a rumor that a Guns N’ Roses reunion is in talks with the NFL to appear at next year's Super Bowl in – you guessed it – Indianapolis.

Duff McKagan’s online chat with ESPN.com readers on Wednesday is fueling more rumors about Corey Taylor’s possible involvement with Velvet Revolver.

We told you last month about the release of Soundgarden’s first-ever live album. Due on March 22, “Live On I5” will feature tracks taken from the west coast leg of Soundgarden’s 1996 tour. “We had always intended to release this as a live record and now it’s time to unleash the fury!,” says the band.

(hennemusic) Slash loves his rock n' roll life, making music, recording and touring the world as a guitar player, with the added responsibility, these days, also as a band leader.

(hennemusic) A two-year world tour is enough to suggest a band needs some down time to chill out and relax, before feeling inspired again to create new music. Unless the band is feeling like they're on a roll, and unless that band is Metallica.

Those Foo Fighters are sure sneaky.

(hennemusic) In a new interview with ABC News Radio, Ozzy Osbourne says the original Black Sabbath members "are in the talking process" regarding a reunion, which will include the recording of a new studio album.

(hennemusic) Guns N’ Roses guitarist Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal has a lot of irons in the fire these days, between solo projects, playing on other band’s songs, guitar sponsorships, developing his own App, managing his career – he’s one busy guy.