Nikki Sixx says Motley Crue does indeed use backing tracks, but only for things they can't do themselves, like orchestras.  But he added, quote, "We do play 100% live."

We now know how a Lollapalooza attendee who became stuck in a mudpit up to her knees and then was fenced off by festival staff finally got out of the unusual situation.

Queens of the Stone Age have opened up a complaint line. They're asking people to call and air out their "gripes and grievances," and some callers might even get a live person on the other end of the line.

Autumn Kings were the benefactors of a Good Samaritan's generosity in a moment of need as a stranger lent them his car to get to what became the band's "single greatest show" of their career.

The album most responsible for proving to the world that girls could rock as hard as the boys is getting a 45th anniversary re-issue.

Kelly Osbourne went off in a series of Instagram posts Monday night (Aug. 3), which were seemingly directed at Slipknot's Sid Wilson. Though she never mentioned him by name and later deleted three of her five posts posts, context clues appear to point in Wilson's direction.

Back in 1995, Courtney Love demanded Seattle police hand over their entire file on Kurt Cobain's death because she claimed people were trying to make money from it. They didn't oblige.

According to vocalist Sully Erna, their set was viewed by 700,000 people, and in commemoration of that accomplishment, Erna shared a heartfelt video message thanking all involved for helping them achieve the milestone.

There were plenty of eye-catching moments at Lollapalooza over the weekend, but one viral moment — involving a bag of urine — seems to be generating plenty of discussion on concert etiquette.