Queen and Robert de Niro joined the cast at a performance of the We Will Rock You anniversary show on Monday, May 14. The performance marked the 10th anniversary of the musical's production. Brian May emerged from a trap door to play the guitar solo from "Bohemian Rhapsody" during the show's finale. Drummer Roger Taylor joined May for the show's set-closer, "The Show Must Go On."

Queen and Robert de Niro joined the cast at a performance of the We Will Rock You anniversary show on Monday, May 14. The performance marked the 10th anniversary of the musical's production.

Brian May emerged from a trap door to play the guitar solo from "Bohemian Rhapsody" during the show's finale. Drummer Roger Taylor joined May for the show's set-closer, "The Show Must Go On." And, deceased front man Freddie Mercury also appeared via video projection.

"We Will Rock You" opened at the Dominion in London on May 14, 2002, and initially attracted hostile reviews; it has however remained a staple on the West End for the past decade.

Queen will be joined by Adam Lambert for a three night stop at London's Hammersmith Apollo on July 11, 12 and 14.

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KISS has revealed six limited edition covers for the first edition of their Dressed To Kill comic book series. The comics are due out on June 13 and two of the covers will only be available through the band's website. They will release three of the covers to most book and comic stores (one of those three on a limited basis), two to select book and comic stores and one cover exclusively through their website. The comics will be written by Chris Ryall.

KISS has revealed six limited edition covers for the first edition of their Dressed To Kill comic book series. The comics are due out on June 13 and two of the covers will only be available through the band's website.

They will release three of the covers to most book and comic stores (one of those three on a limited basis), two to select book and comic stores and one cover exclusively through their website. The comics will be written by Chris Ryall (Zombies Vs Robots) with art by Jamal Igle (The Ray).

"I wanted to do KISS comics the way I remembered them as a kid," Ryall told Comic Book Resources.

The covers include a Michael Gaydos "Demon" cover and a KISS photo cover.

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Keith Richards says he won't appear alongside Mick Jagger when the Rolling Stones frontman hosts Saturday Night Live on May 19. Mick will both host and perform on the show, but Keith denied rumors of a cameo this week while speaking with Rolling Stone. "I spoke to Mick and he said it's something that he said yes to many months ago, so he's just doing it," Richards says. "He's on his own."

Keith Richards says he won't appear alongside Mick Jagger when the Rolling Stones frontman hosts Saturday Night Live on May 19. Mick will both host and perform on the show, but Keith denied rumors of a cameo this week while speaking with Rolling Stone.

"I spoke to Mick and he said it's something that he said yes to many months ago, so he's just doing it," Richards says. "He's on his own."

The group was originally rumored for a tour this year to celebrate their 50th anniversary in the music business, although Keith told the magazine that 2013 is really the official anniversary:

"I have a feeling that's more realistic . . . The Stones always really considered 1963 to be 50 years, because Charlie [Watts] didn't actually join until January. We look upon 2012 as sort of the year of conception, but the birth is next year."

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Ozzy Osbourne and Friends are set to kick off their upcoming tour in Helsinki, Finland on May 23, and guitarist Zakk Wylde has opened up about it. Speaking with Gibson.com, Zakk explained how he will work his way into the set with Ozzy's current band: "[Current Ozzy band members] Gus G., Blasko and Tommy [Clufetos] are coming out and doing a bunch of tunes, then I come out with Blasko and Tommy and we end up doing a bunch of stuff."

Ozzy Osbourne and Friends are set to kick off their upcoming tour in Helsinki, Finland on May 23, and guitarist Zakk Wylde has opened up about it.

Speaking with Gibson.com, Zakk explained how he will work his way into the set with Ozzy's current band:

"[Current Ozzy band members] Gus G., Blasko and Tommy [Clufetos] are coming out and doing a bunch of tunes, then I come out with Blasko and Tommy and we end up doing a bunch of stuff from the era when I was with 'the boss' [Ozzy], from No Rest for the Wicked . . . all the way through everything I've ever done with him. Then Geezer comes out and we do a bunch of Sabbath stuff and at the end, Slash and everybody - Geezer, Slash, Gus - and we all play 'Paranoid'."

Ozzy was originally scheduled to hit the road with the original Black Sabbath lineup this summer. The tour was shelved, however, when Tony Iommi was diagnosed with lymphoma. Sabbath is currently working on a new album in the UK.

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