Felix Da Housecat has announced a US tour in support of their new record Devin Dazzle & The Neon Fever, which hit stores May 25th. Check out the albums E-card here.

According to MTV.com, Creed have decided to disband. Religious frat-guys worldwide are totally bummed.

Engine Down have slated their the fourth LP to be released on August 24th via Lookout! Records. The band has reportedly finished recording and handed the record over, so look for massive amounts of tour dates from them in the near future.

For those of you unsure about picking up the Far reissue that we told you about be sure to check out this player to preview the music, watch the video for "Bury White", and read the latest news about the release. Look for that CD/DVD combo in stores June 22nd (pushed back yet again).

Volcom Entertainment is set to release The Only Constant Is Change on July 13th. The two-Disc, 46-song set features 36 rare, unreleased, live & b-side tracks from bands such as Pennywise, Rise Against, Death By Stereo, Piebald, Brazil among others.

The world's largest band, The Polyphonic Spree, have a deal up on their website. For $60, you get a pretty neat package of goodies including a copy of Together We're Heavy (out July 13th) with all 15 members' autographs and other "special surprises." Check out the "more" link for details...

Here is an early look at a new Geffen records artist, Instruction. The band won't release their album until August, but we have some streams of the first single, "Breakdown." Check it out in Windows Media and Real Audio.

Our friends at Astralwerks have sent over some links to new videos. Check out the Basement Jaxx's "Good Luck" video in Windows Media and Real Video. Then watch Kraftwerk's "Aerodynamik" video in Windows Media and Real Video.

The Scissor Sisters will release their new self-titled album on July 27th and we are here to get you stoked about it. First, we have the video for their first single, "Take Your Mama," in Windows Media and Real Video and then below we have a shit load of tour dates for you to check out.

Fans of Icelandic imp Bjork can re-live (or play voyeur) to their favorite musical period with the release of four live albums. Debut Live, Homogenic Live, Post Live and Vestpertinen Live hit shelves today.

For fans of the real country music and cool, a documentary is coming to DVD about the man, the myth, the legend, Hank Williams. Entitled, Hank Williams: Honky Tonk Blues, the DVD is an expanded version of the PBS special that will air beginning in June as part of the American Masters series. Who said rock had all the rebels?

Allen Epley's (of Shiner fame) new band, The Life and Times just reveald that they will be releasing their debut full length on the revived DeSoto Records. Unfortunately, the album isn't expeted until 2005, but the band is planning to record with J. Robbins, which is good news. For more on the revival of the mighty DeSoto Records, read below.

John Frusciante fans rejoice! It has been announced that his solo recordings will now be released via the Record Collection label, and there are already six releases scheduled to hit shelves sometime this year. The first will be in stores on June 22nd and is entitled The Will to Death. Expect further releases to feature collaborations with longtime friend Josh Klinghoffer as well as Joe Lally (from Fugazi) under the moniker Ataxia (that comes out August 10th). And that's just info on two of the discs.. expect more in the coming months.

According to a recent announcement, Year of the Rabbit have parted ways with Elektra. While no real official word on if the band is even still together, the announcement says to check kenandrews.com for future news and to snag their merch while you can because they will be collectors items soon. The outlook isn't good, but we felt it was only fair you should know.

In the traditon of cans being emblazoned with ACC championship winners, Miller Brewing Compnay is putting rockstars like Elvis Presley, Alice Cooper, Willie Nelson, and Blondie on commemorative cans. There are Miller sponsored concerts on September 17th and 18th at the Roseland Ballroom in New York City, no word on a can-together thing.

FYI:Gov't Mule's Warren Haynes will release his solo acoustic record, Live at Bonnaroo, on June 8th, and will play some gigs on June 7th, 8th and 9th in New York City.

When I find the dates, I'll give 'em to you. Until then, just know that Crosby, Stills, and Nash are going on a forty-seven date North American tour beginning July 1st in Minnesota. Graham Nash, the quiet one with his original liver, will publish a book of photography entitled Eye to Eye: Photographs by Graham Nash this month.

Pompadors are combed today with melancholy: Morrissey cancelled a planned residence on The Late Late Show With Craig Kilborn this week. The former Smiths little black raincloud, whose new album, You Are the Quarry is going to outsell D12, planned to tape two songs on Monday and three on Wednesday to air each day through tomorrow night's show. According to RollingStone.com, "the strain of his schedule and a recent bout of meningitis" is Morrissey's woe.

Courtney Love has mustered up enough energy inbetween court appearances to go on tour. Yes, tour. And at her website, you can register for pre-sale info and discounts on tickets. Take advantage.

A Perfect Circle will be on FUSE's Uranium Friday, June 11 at 8:00 pm EST with repeats on June 11 at 3 am EST, June 12 at 11:00 pm and 4:00 am EST and June 13 at 11:00 pm and 4:00 am EST. Rock on.