Daily Rewind

Today we wished Angus Young a happy 57th birthday, watched Paul McCartney jam with a bunch of his fellow rock legends, read what Joe Perry had to say about the new Aerosmith album. We also listened to the new Tenacious D single, discovered that Kiss will present at the Academy of Country Music awards tomorrow and told you about Alice Cooper's latest charity golf tournament...

Today Steven Adler takes himself off Guns N' Roses holiday card list, then tries to get back in their good graces, someone cleans out Alice Cooper, and a rare Beatles record goes for big bucks. Also, Stevie Nicks makes another TV appearance, Eric Clapton celebrates a birthday, and Wilson Phillips pays homage to the Beach Boys...

Today Mick Fleetwood describes his old X-rated stage props, Roger Daltry uses his powers for good and not evil, and the Sonisphere festival is over before it even begins. Plus, Stevie Nicks stops by 'American Idol,' Bruce Springsteen becomes a human beer-funnel, and Rush preps for the release of a new single...

Today Tenacious D announce a tour and premiere a short film, Slash talks about working with Steven Adler again, and Tony Iommi has his last round of chemotherapy. Plus, ZZ Top hit the road with a few outlaws, Van Halen perform songs both new and old, and break out your checkbook -- a Beatle's mansion is on the market...

Today we wish a hospitalized Gregg Allman a speedy recovery, Sting announces his upcoming tour dates, and Ozzy tells us a little more about his sex life than we ever cared to know. Also, the stars align for a Ronnie Montrose tribute, an album of new George Harrison material is announced, and we let you know where you'll be able to see Aerosmith and Cheap Trick together this summer.

Today, Kiss threatens to clean house at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Tommy Lee backtracks a bit from comments about pop star Rihanna, and David Lee Roth makes an ass of himself, in a manner of speaking. Plus, Joe Perry stops by 'American Idol' to wish Steven Tyler a happy birthday, Thin Lizzy gets a new gig opening for Guns N' Roses, and an old Led Zeppelin track gets new life in a far-away fut

Today, Steven Tyler gives an 'American Idol' contestant a talking-to he'll never forget, Bret Michaels gets by with a little help from his friends, and Eddie Van Halen remembers the days when he sounded "silly." Plus, Joe Walsh gets the James Gang back together, Bowie gets 'Ziggy' widdit, and the Allman Brothers sing a Neil Young classic live...

Today Paul McCartney plans a re-release, Motley Crue reveals the name of their new single, the Grateful Dead head for the theater, and Jon Anderson hits the pause button on working with his ex-bandmates from Yes. Plus, Kiss plays dress-up in shiny new costumes, Guns N' Roses get comfortable on the album charts but Slash seems to rule out any chance of a Hall of Fame reunion, and we review Joe Wals

Today, Kiss and Motley Crue announced a 40-city co-headlining tour, Lita Ford just wants to run away, and we give you the chance to win Chickenfoot tickets. Plus, Neil Young kicks it old-school, his sometimes running buddies Crosby, Stills and Nash announce a new tour, and Freddie Mercury joins the list of celebs treated to a "mustache eyebrow...

Today Paul Stanley dishes about new plans for Kiss, Vince Neil realizes a dream, and Johnny Depp talks smack about Alice Cooper. Plus, we remember Randy Rhoads, Bruce Springsteen launches his 'Wrecking Ball' tour, and Dee Snider goes another week without calling Donald Trump the tool that he is.