A world that doesn’t have at least one Bon Jovi documentary just doesn’t seem complete. That will be fixed by “When We Were Beautiful.” Showtime has acquired the documentary of Bon Jovi which will premiere on October 24.

According to a recent press release, on Wednesday October 7 Live Nation, the concert promoter, will be offering a gigantic, one day only fall sale for 200,000 concerts tickets of over 350 club shows from 29 different venues.

Two for one tickets can be snagged by concert goers for shows from an array of artists, including Mario, Trey Songz, The Bravery, The Used, Hanson, Colbie Caillat, Blues Traveler, Jewel, Moby and Paramore. In addition, Widespread Panic, Train, Shinedown, Sean Kingston, Saosin, Rusted Roots, Regina Spektor, Pitbull, Ozomatli, Misfits, Matisyahu, LMFAO and others can also be purchased for shows at The Fillmore and House of Blues.

Zero 7 released their latest album “Yeah Ghost” on 9/29 marking its fourth studio effort. Zero 7’s principles Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker have enlisted the help of Martha Tilston, Rowdy Superstar and Eska Mtungwazi to be guest vocalists on the album.

According to a recent press release, “Tuesday Night Music Club,” the breakout debut album from Sheryl Crow, has been expanded and will be re-released on November 17. The deluxe, new edition will be featuring the original album from 1993 along with a second CD with outtakes, rarities and b-sides as well as a bonus DVD with six original videos from the album and a rare “All I Wanna Do” alternate version that Roman Coppola directed.

In this time of making your hard earned dollar go further, Martina McBride and Trace Adkins are offering a two-for-one special. The two country stars will be teaming up for a winter tour that will stretch through 40 different cities. This is a co-headlining tour so both artists will be playing their normal full sets. The “Shine All Night” tour is sponsored by Sunny D and GMC.

Rock group Paramore is currently on a tour across America to promote their newest album which just hit the stores last September – “Brand New Eyes”, which is their follow-up to their highly successful and critically acclaimed sophomore album, “Riot!”. However, in a show held at the Fox Theater in Pomona, CA on September 29, which was the band’s first show of the tour, the band’s front woman, Hayley Williams, experienced voice fatigue and found it hard to continue singing for an encore performance.

Jason Castro, former 2008 contestant of “American Idol,” will head out on a US malls tour this fall in support of his upcoming, but still unnamed debut album. Castro’s cross-country tour will kick off in Edina, MN on October 12 and will consist of a total of 14 free performances in shopping malls across the nation. The guitarist/singer will finish the tour in Ontario, CA on November 15.

If I told you that Pearl Jam was going to partner with Target, you might look out your window to check for flying pigs. The Seattle based grunge band, after all, set the bar in terms of not selling out during the 1990s. They protested the exorbitant ticket prices of Ticketmaster and shunned the arena band fortune and fame with everything they had.

The promoters AEG Live are playing down speculation that the rock band Bon Jovi are returning to London’s O2 arena for a multiple date residency. Rumors are being spread over the internet about a 20 night residency, but AEG hasn’t had much to say officially about the matter. An AEG spokesman said he didn’t have any word regarding the rumored deal.