Live Nation US says it will require proof of vaccination or negative test in order to attend its shows, Guns N Roses releases the (partially) new song Absurd, and I'll have the only part that I can legally play on the radio, and hear the new Doobie Brothers tune. (Photo: TheDoobieBrothers.com)

Rudy Sarzo announces that he is "returning home" to Quiet Riot, Lindsay Buckingham explains his perspective on why he was fired from Fleetwood Mac, and what he feels the chances are that he will rejoin the band, and hear Bruce Springsteen on lead vocals of Tom Morello's cover of AC/DC's "Highway To Hell". (Photo: Rudy Sarzo/Twitter)

Dusty Hill's widow releases a statement of thanks, Billy Gibbons says Hill had already recorded some bass and vocal tracks for the next ZZ Top album, Sammy Hagar says that Eddie Van Halen was talking about working together again before he passed, and Weezer covers Metallica.

Billy Gibbons says ZZ Top will continue in the wake of Dusty Hill's death yesterday. Tributes to Dusty continue to pour in from the rock world, and Dee Snider says he's tested positive for the rona in spite of his double vax.

A huge announcement about Jon Bon Jovi, Wolf Van Halen's Mammoth WVH plays its first ever live show last night (audio), and Winnipeg's Chris Jericho tells a hilarious (and very "Winnipeg") story about the time he met Sir Paul McCartney. (Photo: Facebook/Houston BeetleJuice)