Def Leppard still aren’t giving details on what caused them to call off their tour, but it does not appear to involve guitarist Phil Collen.

    Who wants to rock’n roll all night? Well, Kiss still does!

GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum artist Casting Crowns will perform at the USC Aiken Convocation Center on November 27th at 7:00PM,  headlining its “Until The Whole World Hears Tour,” with special guest Matt Redman, debuting new music from coast to coast off upcoming fourth studio release.  Audiences will be the first to experience multiple new songs from the award-winning band, as highly-anticipated new music from Casting Crowns hits Christian radio airwaves in September. Fans can expect a fresh and powerful God-centered message from lead singer and Pastor Mark Hall, while the band also revisits its blockbuster catalog of crowd favorites like “Who Am I,” “Lifesong” and “Praise You in this Storm.”

Christian rock band MercyMe was involved in a fatal car crash while traveling through Fort Wayne, Indiana. Two people and and unborn child were killed. One person is in critical condition.

A rock tour of a different sort is making its way around South Carolina. The Herald-Journal of Spartanburg reports Wednesday that an ancient rock in the shape of the Palmetto State is on display at a Spartanburg museum as part of a traveling exhibit.

Michael Jackson’s estate has reached a settlement with AEG, the concert promoter that was preparing to put on the King of Pop’s 50 comeback shows in London when he died.

Summer camp kids from Aldersgate Methodist Church stopped by Television Park Monday…WJBF News Channel 6’s Jennie Montgomery had the special honor of giving them a behind-the-scenes tour of everything that goes on in a TV station.

According to TMZ.com, Michael Jackson will be laid to rest in pure MJ fashion…as in he will be wearing one (and only one) of his favorite gloves.

It’s a sneak-peak look inside the newest addition to the Augusta skyline…but it’s actually across the river. The North Augusta Municipal Building is just about open for business. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe takes us on the tour.

Congressman John Barrow joins with Augusta city leaders to tour areas hit hard by the recent tornadoes. But, was the visit too late, and should the city consider changes to its Emergency Management Office? WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola seeks the answers.

Fox News Channel’s latest sensation is taking a comedy act on the road. Glenn Beck says he will do a live comedy show over six nights, starting June 1 in Denver.

WGAC radio talk show host, Austin Rhodes, is one of the biggest Pittsburgh Steelers fans in the Augusta area. If you don’t believe us, just check out his basement!

The Grateful Dead are heading back to what made them famous: touring. The Dead, as they’re known now, will kick off a tour April 12 in Greensboro, North Carolina.

One day a guy is repairing boat seats, the next he’s on tour with Yes. That’s the story of Benoit David, a Yes tribute band singer with a boat repair business who will fill in for Jon Anderson while Anderson recovers from health problems.

Janet Jackson’s “Rock Witchu” tour will be without its original opening act. LL Cool J has pulled out of the concert swing. A publicist for the rapper says he dropped out as headliner for Jackson because of scheduling conflicts.