Billy Joel's MSG residency made a ton of money, Jon Bon Jovi talked a woman out of jumping off a bridge in Nashville, and Chrissie Hynde from The Pretenders is NOT a fan of cell phones at concerts.

Judas Priest has revealed details about the Rocka Rolla resissue, The Heartbreakers Beach Party documentary will be shown in theaters next month, and Sting does NOT mind when fans get their phones out at concerts for pics and videos!

Dave Grohl is making some news today. Tyson gives you his thoughts on that, along with details about Heart's rescheduled dates for their Royal Flush Tour and info about the club shows Motley Crue is doing in October.

For the Big 3 today we have stories about Foo Fighters, Bryan Adams, and Kansas, plus an update on the format.

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Green Day had to pause their show in Detroit for about 10 minutes cause somebody flew a drone into the ballpark, Sammy Hagar gives an update on Jason Bonham leaving the tour to be with his mother, and Matthias Jabs from the Scorpions gives a health update.

Cam Heyward spoke to the media this afternoon about his new contract with the Steelers. Prisuta was there and has the recap, along with his thoughts in the sports hit today.

Brian May from Queen has revelaed that he recently suffered a minor stroke, Bruce Hall is still not back on the road with Reo Speedwagon despite recovering from back surgery earlier this summer, and James Hetfield has a role in a new movie that's opening up this Friday.

Mike is back from the holiday weekend with his thoughts on the first Tomlin Tuesday of the season, and the Cam Heyward contract extension.

Alex Van Halen has shared a clip of the last song he recorded with his brother, the late Eddie Van Halen. Also, a look at some of the betting odds for the Oasis reunion tour, and details about the next reissue from the Tom Petty vaults.

The Journery lawsuit has ended in favor of Jonathan Cain, Billboard has put out a new list of the Most Iconic Guitars of All-Time, and David Gilmour talks Roger Waters and Pink Floyd catalog in new interview with Rolling Stone.