Briefly: Pete Townshend, The Cure, Boston, George Strait, Slayer

Pete Townshend will soon release the latest disc in his live "Signature" series--which was taken from a stop on his 1993 "Psychoderelict" tour.

* * *

The Cure will start cutting demos next week in London, and plans to begin recording a new album in September, according to the group's publicist. Ross Robinson (At the Drive-In, Korn) will produce, and the CD is expected to hit stores in early 2004.

* * *

The band Boston filed a $1 million-plus lawsuit against Artemis Records on Tuesday (6/24), alleging that the label failed to live up to a promise to mount a year-long promotional campaign for group's latest CD, "Corporate America," the Boston Globe reported.

* * *

With the No. 1 debut of his new album "Honkytonkville," four of George Strait 's albums can be found on Billboard's Top Country Albums chart. The others are "For the Last Time: Live From the Astrodome" (No. 15), "The Millennium Collection" (No. 30) and "The Road Less Traveled" (No. 49).

* * *

Pioneering thrash-metal outfit Slayer has released its first DVD, "War at the Warfield." It features 19 songs from a Feb. 13, 2002 concert at San Francisco's Warfield Theatre during the tour for the band's most recent album, "God Hates Us All."

LiveDaily News Break Podcast, July 3: Toadies, Vince Gill, Coldplay and more

Today's LiveDaily News Break podcast features news and tour information about the Toadies, Vince Gill, Lindsey Buckingham and Martin Sexton.... continued
Listen now:
 

LiveDaily Song of the Day: A-Trak - "Say Whoa"

Today's Song of the Day is by A-Trak. The featured cut is "Say Whoa," which appears on his debut record... continued
Listen now:

Send us your comments, suggestions and news tips