A motorist was treated for a cut arm after rear-ending a tour bus carrying Dixie Chicks [ tickets ] member Emily Robison early Thursday.

The tour bus had pulled over on the side of the highway and the motorist told police he had taken his eyes off the road to answer a ringing cell phone, according to press reports. No members of the Dixie Chicks band or crew were hurt in the incident. The Dixie Chicks performed in Houston Wednesday night and will wind down their U.S. tour this week.

Sting [ tickets ] will participate in a television special on the A&E Network in October, promoting the Sept. 10 release of his new album, "Send Your Love." The special will include coverage of the making of the record, and Sting will perform the album's first single, "Sacred Love." The single is expected at radio next week.

Bruce Springsteen [ tickets ] has added a Sept. 16 show to his tour itinerary, performing the first-ever concert at Rentschler Field in Hartford, CT, home of the University of Connecticut football team. In other Springsteen news, Fox News and the New York Daily News report that negotiations are under way for Springsteen to cap his U.S. tour at a baseball stadium in New York, with the rumor mill putting smart odds on Shea Stadium.

Justin Timberlake [ tickets ] was reportedly pelted with water bottles and other debris Wednesday (7/30) as an early opener for the Rolling Stones, Rush, AC/DC and others at the Toronto concert that has come to be known as SARS-stock. Timberlake performed just three songs before vacating the stage, but re-surfaced to join the Stones on stage during their performance of "Miss You."