Legendary Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has joined composer Bear McCreary on a new song, called "The End of Tomorrow." The 11-minute track also features lead vocals by McCreary's brother, Brendan McCreary.

Legendary Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash has joined composer Bear McCreary on a new song, called "The End of Tomorrow."

The 11-minute track also features lead vocals by McCreary's brother, Brendan McCreary.

"'The End of Tomorrow' is my homage to epic, operatic rock anthems I love, like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and 'November Rain,'" Bear says. "Slash brought his iconic sound to the song, and his solo at the song's heart will melt your face!"

The song will feature on Bear's upcoming album, The Singularity, which also features guest spots from System of a Down's Serj Tankian and Slipknot's Corey Taylor.

The Singularity will be released digitally on May 3 and in physical formats May 10.

Bear will play a concert in Los Angeles on May 12, when Slash will be among the guest performers.

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Legendary music groups, The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters have announced a co-headlining U.S. tour. The An Evening of Icons tour will take audiences on a journey through the best of funk, soul, R&B, and pop with support from special guests The Spinners and El DeBarge on select dates.

Legendary music groups, The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters have announced a co-headlining U.S. tour.

The An Evening of Icons tour will take audiences on a journey through the best of funk, soul, R&B, and pop with support from special guests The Spinners and El DeBarge on select dates.

The first leg of the tour kicks off on July 11 at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois. After making stops in Wantagh, Raleigh, Tuscaloosa, Tampa, and more, the run wraps up in Primm, Nevada, on November 30.

The Commodores said, "Motown was the place where our dreams took flight. Sharing the stage with another legend like The Pointer Sisters as Motown celebrates their 65th anniversary is truly special. We're proud to continue to celebrate the music that brought us all together!"

The Pointer Sisters said, "65 years of Motown and timeless hits! What a milestone. It's a joy to be touring with a true Motown treasure, The Commodores. Here's to the music that continues to move generations!"

Tour Dates:

Thu July 11 Tinley Park, IL Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre Thu Jul 25 Wantagh, NY Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater Fri Jul 26 Oxon Hill, MD The Theater at MGM National Harbor Fri Sep 20 Raleigh, NC Red Hat Amphitheater Sat Sep 21 Charlotte, NC PNC Music Pavilion Thu Oct 03 Tuscaloosa, AL Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater Sat Oct 05 Durant, OK Choctaw Casino Thu Nov 14 Tampa, FL Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Fri Nov 15 Hollywood, FL Hard Rock Live in Hollywood, Fla. Sat Nov 30 Primm, NV Star Of The Desert Arena

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David Byrne recently shared a cover of Paramore's After Laughter single "Hard Times." While retaining the original's tribal drums, Byrne has added a dose of brass to his version, making it feel more celebratory than Paramore's version.

David Byrne recently shared a cover of Paramore's After Laughter single "Hard Times."

While retaining the original's tribal drums, Byrne has added a dose of brass to his version, making it feel more celebratory than Paramore's version.

"Paramore recorded an amazing version of 'Burning Down The House' for a Stop Making Sense covers album that A24 is doing in connection with the re-release of the film," Byrne wrote with the announcement of the cover. "The band told me that their song 'Hard Times' was inspired by Talking Heads, so I learned it and recorded my version of their great song with a horn section. This was fun!" Byrne's "Hard Times" version was combined with Paramore's rendition of Talking Heads' "Burning Down the House" for a joint 12-inch Record Store Day exclusive vinyl release on April 20.

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