The new video for Weezer's song "Troublemaker" has just been released!! Check it out here!

On Fall Out Boy's new record, Pharrell has produced a track for them and also other tracks will feature cameo apperances from Lil Wayne and Debbie Henry from Blondie! Sweeeeeeeeet

Looks like the "Boss" Bruce Springsteena will be supporting Barack Obama a little more in the next few days with two more acoustic shows. Boss will lay down the acoustic law for the Democratic presidential hopeful at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, on October 5. He'll then pack up and head off to Ypsilanti, Michigan's Eastern Michigan University for one more acoustic Obama show on October 6.

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On November 25, Barsuk Records will do something it hasn't done in awhile: release some music from Death Cab for Cutie. The Seattle imprint will bring the band's latest album Narrow Stairs to vinyl for the first time with a bonus 7", and reissue Death Cab's debut Something About Airplanes as a celebration of its 10 year anniversary. Boy, it's hard to believe it's only been a decade since we were marveling at the thought of flight, but there it is.

For the reissue, 1998's Something About Airplanes will be packaged with a bonus disc that captures the band's very first Seattle show, a February '98 gig at the Crocodile Café that saw them opening for Harvey Danger. The band blasts through seven tunes during the set, including a cover of the Smiths' "Sweet and Tender Hooligan" that features vocals by Sean Nelson of Harvey Danger. Nelson also pens the set's new liner notes, and the artwork's been updated for the anniversary edition. As for the Narrow Stairs vinyl, the first pressing of the disc will be accompanied by a 7" sporting demos of album cuts "No Sunlight" and "The Ice is Getting Thinner".

Death Cab will kick off their sizeable fall tour on Friday night in Boston. It includes shows with Neil Young and St. Vincent, as well as a performance at a to-be-determined college on a to-be-determined date as part of that Ultimate College Bowl voter registration drive.

According to Jermaine Dupri, Travis Barker will remain in the hospital for two more weeks. We all wish him a speedy recovery and hopefully he will be out of there soon!