- TMZ has footage HERE of Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland falling off stage earlier this week in Cincinnati.  Weiland dusted himself off and finished the show.

- England's NME reported the surprise tune up gig for the reunited Libertines.  You can read all about it HERE.  The band played songs off their two albums, Up The Bracket and The Libertines.  No solo material from Babyshambles or the Dirty Pretty Things in sight.  Check out the set list:

'Horrorshow'

'The Delaney'

'Vertigo'

'Last Post On The Bugle'

'Begging'

'The Ha Ha Wall'

'Lust Of The Libertines'

'Campaign Of Hate'

'Boys In The Band'

'Tell The King'

'Death On The Stairs'

'Music When The Lights Go Out'

'What Katie Did'

'The Saga'

'Can't Stand Me Now'

'What Became Of The Likely Lads'

'Don't Look Back Into The Sun'

'The Good Old Days'

'Time For Heroes'

'Radio America'/'Up The Bracket'

'What A Waster'

'I Get Along'

- Brendan Benson and The Posies will co-headline a fall tour, starting in Milwaukee on November 5 and ending in Seattle on December 11.

- Pete Yorn will celebrate the release of his new, self-titled album with shows at intimate venues in Los Angeles and New York, a return visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Show and a first time appearance on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.  Yorn will play Los Angeles' Roxy Theatre on September 27 - the eve of the new album's release  - and he'll perform on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on September 30. He'll play the Bowery Ballroom in New York City on October 5 and appear on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on October 7. Then Yorn will head to Texas to play the Austin City Limits Festival on October 9.

- Atreyu will headline their own Congregation of the Damned Tour that will begin on October 20 at the House of Blues in Anaheim, CA. The tour will see Atreyu lead a bill that features Bless The Fall, Chiodos, Architects (UK) and Endless Hallway. The tour wraps on November 27 in Los Angeles.

- U2 announced that Jay-Z will open for their 360 Tour in Australia and New Zealand in the fall. The tour, which we previously reported, is currently in Europe.

November 25 - Auckland, NZ - Mt. Smart Stadium

December 01 - Melbourne, AU - Etihad Stadium

December 08 - Brisbane, AU - Suncorp Stadium

December 13 - Sydney, AU - ANZ Stadium

December 18 - Perth, AU - Subiaco Oval

- Papa Roach and Skillet have announced plans for the co-headlining Monsters of Annihilation tour, beginning on October 1 in Myrtle Beach, SC and wrapping on October 20 in Oklahoma City. Trapt and My Darkest Days will be the openers. 

October 1 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues (w/ Skillet)

October 2 - Saint Petersburg, FL - Jannus Live

October 3 - Mobile, AL - Bayfest

October 5 - Baltimore, MD - Rams Head Live! (w/ Skillet)

October 6 - Wallingford, CT - Toyota Presents the Oakdale Theatre (w/ Skillet)

October 8 - Clifton Park, NY - Northern Lights (w/ Skillet)

October 9 - Atlantic City, NJ - House of Blues

October 10 - Worcester, MA - The Palladium (w/ Skillet)

October 12 - Rochester, NY - Main Street Armory (w/ Skillet)

October 16 - Toledo, OH - John F. Savage Arena (w/ Skillet)

October 17 - Kansas City, MO - The Midland by AMC (w/ Skillet)

October 19 - St. Louis, MO - The Pageant (w/ Skillet)

October 20 - Oklahoma City, OK - Diamond Ballroom (w/ Skillet)

October 22 - Dallas, TX - KEGL Freakers Ball

October 23 - The Woodlands, TX - The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion

November 15 - Helsinki, Finland - Hartwall Arena

November 17 - Stockholm, Sweden - Hovet

November 19 - Oslo, Norway - Oslo Spektrum Arena ANS

November 22 - Berlin, Germany - Arena

November 24 - Vienna, Austria - Gasometer

November 25 - Munich, Germany - Zenith

November 26 - Winterthur, Switzerland - Eishalle Deutweg

November 28 - Freiburg, Germany - Rothaus Arean

November 29 - Hamburg, Germany - Sporthalle Hamburg

December 1 - Dusseldorf, Germany - Philipshalle

December 3 - Luxembourg, Luxembourg - Rockhal

December 5 - Brussels, Belgium - Forest National

December 7 - Birmingham, United Kingdom - The NIA

December 8 - London, United Kingdom - Wembley Arena

December 9 - Plymouth, United Kingdom - Plymouth Pavilion

December 11 - Glasgow, United Kingdom - SECC

December 12 - Manchester, United Kingdom - Manchester Central Convention Center

December 13 - Nottingham, United Kingdom - Trent FM Arena

- Phish will take off on a fall tour that will wrap on Halloween in Atlantic City, NJ.  For the first time ever Phish will be giving ticket buyers free MP3 copies of each gig after it happens via LivePhish.com.

Oct. 8 – Austin, TX - Austin City Limits Festival

Oct. 10 – Broomfield, CO - 1stBank Center

Oct. 11 – Broomfield, CO - 1stBank Center

Oct. 12 – Broomfield, CO - 1stBank Center

Oct. 15 – Charleston, SC  - North Charleston Coliseum

Oct. 16 – Charleston, SC - North Charleston Coliseum

Oct. 19 – Augusta, ME - Augusta Civic Center

Oct. 20 – Utica, NY - Utica Memorial Auditorium

Oct. 22 – Providence, RI - Dunkin Donuts Center

Oct. 23 – Amherst, MA - Mullins Center

Oct. 24 – Amherst, MA - Mullins Center

Oct. 26 – Manchester, NH - Verizon Wireless Arena

Oct. 29 – Atlantic City, NJ - Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall

Oct. 30 – Atlantic City, NJ - Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall

Oct. 31 – Atlantic City, NJ - Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall

- Justin Timberlake has announced the lineup for his 2010 Justin Timberlake and Friends charity concert, which benefits Shriners Hospitals for Children. The October 23 event in Las Vegas will be Timberlake's only official concert appearance this year. Also on the bill are Christina Aguilera, Lady Antebellum, Diddy with Dirty Money, Selena Gomez, T-Pain, Salt-N-Pepa and more. A charity golf tournament, also benefiting Shriners Hospital, will also be held from October 21-24.

- New Kids On The Block and the Backstreet Boys are in talks to tour together in 2011.  Live Nation is currently seeking a third band to join the tour, with Boyz II Men being the frontrunner.  Rumor has it that NKOTB and Backstreet may record a single together as well.

- Outkast's Big Boi will go on a solo tour in support of his recent solo album, Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, with dates booked through November 12 in Chattanooga, TN. 

- Hanson announced the third leg of their North American Shout It Out Tour, which begins on November 1, in support of their fifth album, Shout It Out. The final leg of the tour takes the band to the southeast and east coast, starting in Dallas on November 1 and wrapping up in Toronto on November 23. Tickets go on sale starting Friday, August 27. Here are the dates: 

November 01 - Dallas, TX - House of Blues

November 02 - Austin, TX - Antones

November 03 - Houston, TX - House of Blues

November 05 - St Petersburg, FL - State Theatre

November 06 - Ft Lauderdale, FL - Revolution

November 08 - Lake Buena Vista, FL - Epcot American Garden Theatre

November 09 - Lake Buena Vista, FL - Epcot American Garden Theatre

November 10 - Atlanta, GA - Variety Theater

November 12 - Charlotte, NC - Amos’ Southend

November 13 - Baltimore, MD - Sonar

November 14 - Falls Church, VA - The State Theatre

November 15 - Northampton, MA - Calvin Theatre

November 20 - Wallingford, CT - Dome

November 21 - Burlington, VT - Higher Ground

November 23 - Toronto, ONT - Guvernment

- We previously reported Pink's onstage accident last month.  New video has surfaced showing the incident from right in front of the stage.  Check it out HERE.

- Kings Of Leon have announced a makeup show in St. Louis after last month's concert was famously halted, as we reported, by pigeon droppings falling on the band. The band will return to the same venue, Verizon Wireless Ampitheater, on September 25. Ticketholders to the original show will be able to re-use their tickets and special discounted tickets will also be offered.

- Jagermeister has announced its 2010 Fall Jagermeister Music Tour, and this year's lineup will feature three titans of Metal with Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax. The brand's 17th Music Tour will bring the three Metal veterans to one stage and will feature complete performances of Slayer's Seasons In The Abyss album from 1990, Megadeth's landmark 1990 album Rust In Peace, and the return of Anthrax singer Joey Belladonna.

Jagermeister Music Tour dates:

September 24 – Superpages.com Center - Dallas, TX

September 25 – AT&T Center - San Antonio, TX

September 26 – Verizon Wireless Theatre - Houston, TX

September 28 – Lakefront Arena - New Orleans, LA

September 30 – Civic Coliseum - Knoxville, TN

October 1 – The Arena at Gwinnett Center - Atlanta, GA

October 2 – Hard Rock Live - Orlando, FL

October 3 – Bayfront Park Amphitheatre - Miami, FL

October 5 – Hampton Coliseum - Hampton, VA

October 6 – 1st Mariner Arena - Baltimore, MD

October 8 – Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum - Uniondale, Long Island, NY

October 9 – Toyota Pavilion @ Montage Mountain - Scranton, PA

October 10 – LC Pavilion - Columbus, OH

October 12 – Freedom Hall - Louisville, KY

October 14 – War Memorial Coliseum - Ft. Wayne, IN

October 15 – DeltaPlex - Grand Rapids, MI

October 16 – Eagles Ballroom - Milwaukee, WI

October 19 – Maverik Center - Salt Lake City, UT

October 20 – The Pearl - Las Vegas, NV

October 21 – Gibson Amphitheatre - Hollywood, CA

- Weezer guitarist Brian Bell says the band is considering a special run of shows to commemorate the upcoming deluxe re-issue of their second album, Pinkerton. The album, which was considered a dud upon its 1996 release but went on to become a beloved cult classic, will be re-released on October 5 via Geffen. Bell said backstage in Denver last week that "We have a reissue of Pinkerton coming out with new packaging, and—I'm praying—a Pinkerton tour, where we'll play all the songs off Pinkerton, soon."

- Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Joe Perry seem to be carrying out their feud on stage now.  Just a few weeks back, Tyler accidentally hit Perry with his mic stand, as seen here: 

Then, this week, after Tyler bumped into Perry on stage, Perry bumped Tyler OFF the stage.  Check it out: 

And for those of you who enjoy seeing Steven Tyler knocked off stage, here is a bonus to get the weekend started:

The final day of Woodstock 94 was a dry one, but the mud people had already taken over. The day started with a little Sunday gospel courtesy of The Sisters Of Gospel. The festival rocked old-school with Santana, The Allman Brothers Band, Traffic and Jimmy Cliff. The biggest bands of the mid-‘90s also performed including a light-bulb wearing Red Hot Chili Peppers and a mud-slinging Green Day. And 25 years after taking a pass at performing as part of Woodstock 1969, Bob Dylan delivered an incredible set, marking yet another miraculous comeback on the stage in Saugerties. The night, and the festival, ended under candlelight with Peter Gabriel performing Biko, a song of courage and hope. The year was 1994, 350,00 people gathered in the name of peace and music, and the spirit of Woodstock had endured.

Share your memories of the 1994 concert right HERE on Woodstock.com.