The Day in Rock Digest for 11/9/10: Slipknot bassist Paul Gray passed away earlier this year in May. The band has now issued the following statement about objects being stolen from Gray's grave: "In a very upsetting turn of events we have learned that some gifts left for Paul at his grave site have been stolen. There were statues of a gargoyle as well as a Buddah that were placed at Paul's grave by his friends and family that were taken." moreSlash fans are facing a delay before the rocker's new video with Fergie is released - because the raunchy clip needs to be censored. He explains, "It's very controversial. I thought it was OK but apparently there's a lot of suggestiveness and we're having a rethink. There was a lot of t**s and a**." more
Ozzy Osbourne has confirmed the dates for his forthcoming tour of Canada. While the dates for the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta had been announced for some time Ozzy Osbourne has added four additional dates, stretching across the country into Ontario. more
Behemoth frontman Adam "Nergal" Darski, diagnosed with leukemia this summer, has checked in from a Polish hospital. "I finish the stage of pharmacological treatment and I am about to start the irradiation and then the marrow transplant. Yes, we've found a donor! Having searched for months, the foundation has found a person whose genotype is identical to mine." more
Gwen Stacy has announced plans to break up following one final show later this month. Since forming in 2004 the band has put out several releases, including albums with Ferret Music and Solid State Records. more
Charges have been dropped against the five DC9 employees charged in the beating death of Ali Ahmed Mohammed outside the club on October 15th just after an Agnostic Front performance. more
Megadeth's official fan club name has been changed to Cyber Army (once the name of the club in the 1990's) replacing MegaFanClub, which has been the club's name since 2004. A special live chat with Dave Mustaine this Wednesday, November 10th at 5:00 p.m. PST more
Ulcerate have finished recording their new album titled The Destroyers of All, which will be released via Willowtip Records on Jan 25th 2011 more
Agnostic Front will enter Mana Recording Studios in Tampa, FL today to begin recording the follow-up to their 2007 release, "Warriors." more
Ironic story of the day: Continuance, who released one album with Rise Records, have called it quits. more
After their initial reunion show sold out, The Ergs! have announced a second matinee show as they continue to work to raise money for Jackie Nixon. more
Sal Abruscato, who played drums on three Type O Negative albums as well as four Life Of Agony releases, is now the singer, songwriter and guitarist for A Pale Horse Named Death. more
Sigur Ros' Jonsi announces live album and DVD release details 'Go Live' is due out on November 29 more
The Slackers will be covering U2's 1983 classic, "New Years Day" from War on the A-Side of a new 7-inch and a dub version of the same on the flipside. more
Skeletonwitch have announced a limited-edition 7" trilogy via Prosthetic Records. The band recently re-recorded three tracks from their long out-of-print debut, "At One With The Shadows," for this series. Each edition will have one of those tracks, as well as another rarity more
It looks like Jetboy have found a new singer following the departure of Mickey Finn more
Hexen has inked a deal with Pulviersed Records for a new full-length album to be released in 2011 more
The Ghost Inside and For The Fallen Dreams will tour the UK next month along with Suffokate and Lower Than Atlantis. more
Yellowcard have posted their final studio update, indicating the completion of their full length debut for Hopeless Records. more
On this day in 1968, Led Zeppelin played their first-ever London show when they appeared at The Roundhouse, Chalk Farm on the same bill as John Lee Hooker, Deviants, John James and Tyres. Zeppelin singer Robert Plant married his girlfriend Maureen in London on this day and held the reception at the gig. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here -
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