The forthcoming Wilco live CD we told you about (the DVD is still forthcoming) has had its tracklisting revealed for those of you who are interested...

It's been out in jolly ole England for awhile but the new Supergrass album, Road to Rouen, will see a US release on September 27th. The details are the same as the import, it just comes with an affordable pricetag.

If you've having a hard time with the new John Vanderslice record Pixel Revolt, maybe you should check out the official users guide to answer all your lofty questions.

Fire up iTunes, find the new Coldplay EP Fix You, purchase and download the tracks (including the b-side "The World Turned Upside Down"), enjoy music, sleep easier knowing that the proceeds from said EP all go to benefitting Katrina victims.

The upcoming far-less release via Tooth & Nail, Everyone Is Out To Get Us, (we told you) will hit shelves on Feb. 7th, 2006.

It's probably just pure conjecture but according to this MTV article it's a high possibility that Weezer may be calling it a day after finishing support for their latest album Make Believe. Apparently a quote from Shakespeare's "The Tempest" that is included in the liner notes is the big clue to the band deciding to stop phoning it in.

Look for the Kicking Television - Live In Chicago DVD from Wilco to hit stores on November 1st. The double-disc was recorded back in May over a four night stint in Chicago..

Seems like it's been some time since anyone has heard from Jamiroquai but the band will be releasing Dynamite on September 20th with a North American tour to boot. You can get all the tour date details here as well as preview the new music from the forthcoming album.

You may want to keep an eye out for a track called "One Way Ticket" - the upcoming single to the sophomore release from The Darkness tenatively set for a November release.

Even though it may not be billed officially as Cursive, you better believe it's them. The band is playing a handful of shows under different psudeonyms and hopefully trying out new material.

Touch and Go will release Cinder, the new album from The Dirty Three on October 11th. The seventh record for the band will feature vocals from the likes of Chan Marshall and Sally Timms. And, surprisingly, the band will be playing a few dates here in the States.

A.R.E. Weapons will release Free In The Streets on September 20th via Defend Music. Check their official site for sound samples and such...

The Depeche Mode North American tour that we told you about will be opened by The Raveonettes and The Bravery on alternating portions of the tour.

Despite just finishing up a tour Kings of Leon are hitting the road again. So get your copy of Aha Shake Heartbreak out and make sure you know every song.

Astralwerks is going to re-release the debut from VHS or BETA, Le Funk, with a remixed version of the song "Solid Gold" tacked on so those of you that already have the disc might rebuy it. Regardless, it's bound to be enjoyable.

In their continuing support of Making Beds In A Burning House, Troubled Hubble will be hitting the road across the nation. You know where to get the dates...

Though she doesn't have any solid details about her upcoming album, The Greatest, Cat Power is embarking on a tour. Hopefully she won't insist on playing off the stage (and thus, nearly impossible to hear) like that one time I saw her..

The massively Pixies influenced trio Blood On The Wall is coming to a town near you, or at least you should be so lucky. Their new album Awesomer is in stores now.

Along with their recently released Nobody's Darlings, Lucero will be releasing an exclusive live CD coupled with a special edition version of their yet-to-premiere documentary Dreaming In America. The film will be released on October 11th (after premiering at CMJ) and was created by New York's own Aaron Goldman. And if that weren't enough for you, the band is heading out with the likes of Decibully, Limbeck, and several others. So find out we thought about their new album, find the closest tour date, and go see them.

We told you about the massive European tour that Depeche Mode has planned for their upcoming album, Playing The Angel but you couldn't help but wonder when they would announce North American dates. Wonder no more! Here they are...