Those wily rockers A.F.I. have a new album in the can (“Crash Love”), and they are itching to get out on the road to serenade their fans with it. The fall tour will begin in Minneapolis on October 2 then spread across the US until they conclude the fun in Chicago on November 7. Full tour dates are listed below.

Michael Buble will be mixing remade standards with new material on his upcoming album “Crazy Love,” the first album from the singer in over two years. Scheduled to be released in October, “Crazy Love” consists of two original songs with 11 covered standards. These include “Baby You’ve Got What It Takes,” “You’re Nobody Till somebody Loves You,” “Georgia On My Mind,” and “Cry Me A River.”

Snow Patrol saves the day for V Festival fans this year after Oasis canceled their headlining performance due to lead singer Liam Gallagher contracting viral laryngitis. Snow Patrol, best known for hits like ‘Chasing Cars’, ‘Signal Fire’, ‘Crack the Shutters’ and ‘Just Say Yes’, took over the front lining gig as the two-day music festival [...]

The original face painters KISS are alive and well, preparing to blanket North America with their 40-date mega tour which is set to launch in Detroit on September 25 & 26. Dubbed “Alive 35″ commorating the band?s 35-year anniversary, the 2009 tour will feature all the old KISS favorites and a bit of a rarity — new songs. The forthcoming “Sonic Boom” will mark the band?s first studio album to be released since “Psycho Circus” hit the streets in 1998. ?Sonic Boom? will be exclusively sold via Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club on October 6.

Richie Sambora, guitarist for Bon Jovi, revealed that to promote The Circle, their upcoming album, the band might go out on a world tour next year. He told Rolling Stone magazine that in 2010, probably in the spring, that they would get going and would go out for a long time and that it would be a big one.

Indie alt-country artist Neko Case will be staying on the road for 2009 as she announces another month of tour dates in November. Case is touring in support of her latest release “Middle Cyclone” which hit stores on March 3, debuting at number 3 on the Billboard 200.

It turns out this pony crapped out before it ever got out of the gate. Placebo was set to take on their North American tour on September 12, but the trip has been scrapped since singer Brian Molko contracted a virus while in Asia and will need sufficient time to recover. Molko first showed signs of the virus by collapsing during a set at the Summer Sonic Festival in Osaka, Japan. Doctor’s have mandated bed rest for a minimum of six weeks.

The New York quartet the Bravery have successfully closed the door on their latest album that is still due to be titled. The band is gearing up to take on a 33-city headlining tour that will start in Las Vegas on September 18 and carry them through the middle of November. They just got off the road as they were providing support for Green Day during a portion of their North American stops.

“Twang,” the new album from George Strait, country superstar, during the first week it was out in stores outsold all of the competition. “Twang” sold 155,000 copies during its first week and became the first set since the death of Michael Jackson to top both Top Comprehensive Albums and Billboard’s 200 charts in the same week.

Bon Jovi has told Rolling Stone that on their next album they will go back to rock and roll. Today we learned when the returning to their roots will happen when Bon Jovi announced that the release date for The Circle, their next album, will be November 10th.