New music from Alice in Chains, and more rock news...

Alice In Chains is back with the release of its first new single in five years "The One You Know." Released yesterday, the track is the first off the Seattle-bred band's forthcoming yet-to-be-titled studio album. Meanwhile, the foursome is set to launch a 19-stop North American tour on August 22nd in Vancouver, with dates set through October 21st in Durant, Oklahoma, with more shows to be announced soon.

The Smashing Pumpkins are announcing a special performance as part of the band's 30th anniversary series. The just-announced August 2nd show in Holmdel, New Jersey will feature special guests, a career-spanning set list, never before seen production, and more. Meanwhile, the group is set to kick off its Shiny and Oh So Bright North American arena tour on July 12th in Glendale, Arizona, and wrap the run in Edmonton on September 9th. For ticketing and more information, visit the Smashing Pumpkins official website.

New Stone Temple Pilots frontman Jeff Gutt is revealing the one Scott Weiland-era song that he will not sing in concert. In a recent interview, Gutt confessed he had a "particular thing" about the song "Sour Girl" from the band's 1999 album "Number Four." He went on to explain that the song is off limits for him because he feels it was written as a "personal message."


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