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Marc Broussely, RedFerns Good news for Queens of the Stone Age fans who were already psyched about the fact that Trent Reznor and Dave Grohl would be lending their immeasurable talents to the new album. Former bassist Nick Oliveri, who was booted from the band by singer/guitarist and longtime cohort Josh Homme back in 2004, has laid down vocals on a brand new song...

Axl Rose, who recently shared a photo of a nasty (and massive) bruise he was nursing on the back of his leg, took a header on Sunday night (May 20) after performing with Guns N' Roses in Liverpool, England. Upon finishing "Paradise City," W...

Nick Oliveri has quit Kyuss Lives! Even though there is lawsuit hanging over the band's head and the bassist is facing possible jail time over a domestic incident that saw him engaged in a standoff with cops, Oliveri said he's bouncing because he wants to focus on Mondo Generator, not because of ill will or those pesky legal headaches...

Kyuss Lives! -- featuring original Kyuss members John Garcia, Nick Oliveri and Brant Bjork along with guitarist Bruno Fevery -- has issued a statement in response to the lawsuit filed by former band member Josh Homme over the use of the Kyuss name...

Kyuss Lives! Evidently, it litigates, too. Yesterday (March 10), Josh Homme and Scott Reeder issued a statement explaining why they're suing former Kyuss bandmates John Garcia, Nick Oliveri and Brant Bjork, who regrouped last year and toured as Kyuss Lives...

Kyuss Lives!, which is comprised of original Kyuss members John Garcia, Brant Bjork and the legally troubled Nick Oliveri along with guitarist Bruno Fevery, as opposed to Josh Homme – will bring their patented, revered, cult classic Califormia desert induced stoner rock to North America for the first time in over 15 years when they embark on their headline tour. Than...

KYUSS LIVES!, featuring original Kyuss members John Garcia (vocals), Nick Oliveri (bass), and Brant Bjork (drums), along with guitarist Bruno Fevery (from Garcia Plays Kyuss), will be bringing their desert rock to the US for the first time in 15 years this fall ...

In an interview with UGO.com, original Queens of the Stone Age bassist Nick Oliveri says there is little chance of him reuniting with his old gang anytime soon -- even though he is on good terms with them. And it's not for lack of wanting: he approached band leader Josh Homme about sitting in with the Queens for a song during a recent Los Angeles gig and Homme turned him down...