plus: Concert for New York City memorabilia auctioned, CD in the works. Live Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jewel on the diamond. A Garth Brooks Christmas.

"Stuff Upper Lip Live," a DVD featuring 21 songs recorded during AC/DC's recent tour, will hit stores on Dec. 4.

Meanwhile, McFarlane Toys will release an action figure of the band's guitarist Angus Young in November.

Evidently re-opening a project that was reported to be complete on Oct. 19, 'NSync has recorded a part for Michael Jackson [ tickets ]'s charity single "What More Can I Give," which will benefit Sept. 11 relief efforts, according to Jackson's publicist. No release date has been set.

Bon Jovi's drum set, Elton John's grand piano and various autographed guitars are among the memorabilia from Oct. 20's Concert for New York City that are being auctioned on eBay. Proceeds will benefit Sept. 11's victims.

A two-disc set featuring performances from the Concert for New York will hit stores on Nov. 27, according to Columbia Records.

Sony Music will release Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble's "Live at Montreaux 1982 & 1985" on Nov. 20. The 2-CD package features 19 tracks, 11 of which are previously unreleased.

Jewel will sing the National Anthem prior to game one of Major League Baseball's World Series on Saturday (10/27) in Phoenix, according to Atlantic Records.

Garth Brooks will perform acoustic Christmas songs and "other music appropriate to scenes of a western ranch winter" during a show entitled "Lime Creek Christmas," VH1.com reported. The production, set for Dec. 9 at Nashville's Acuff Theatre, reportedly will also include dramatic performances by actor Anthony Zerbe.