Trent Reznor is giving Nine Inch Nails [ tickets ] fans a chance to make their own remixes of his group's latest single, and has also rolled out dates for a European tour behind the band's soon-to-be-released album.

Titled "Year Zero," the forthcoming disc--which hits stores April 17--features the cut "Survivalism," a multi-track version of which is available as a free download from the album's website. (The file is formatted to work on Apple computers outfitted with that company's GarageBand recording-studio software.) Reznor plans to make every track from the album available in the same fashion over the next few months, according to a message posted at NIN's website.

Also posted at the site are details for the just-announced batch of European shows.

Columbia Records has nailed down the details for Barbra Streisand [ tickets ]'s forthcoming album, "Live in Concert 2006." The set, which lands in stores May 8, features 31 tracks spread across two discs, which were culled from Streisand's October 2006 tour stops in New York City; Washington, DC; and Ft. Lauderdale, according to the label.

Of the 31 cuts housed on the set, 15 have never appeared on a live Streisand collection, the label said in a press release. The complete tracklisting follows:

Disc I
1. Funny Girl Broadway Overture
2. Starting Here, Starting Now
3. Opening Remarks
4. Down With Love
5. The Way We Were
6. Songwriting (dialogue)
7. Ma Premiere Chanson
8. Evergreen (with Il Divo)
9. Come Rain Or Come Shine
10. Funny Girl (dialogue)
11. Funny Girl
12. The Music That Makes Me Dance
13. My Man
14. People (dialogue)
15. People

Disc II
1. Entr'acte
2. The Music Of The Night (with Il Divo)
3. Jason's Theme
4. Carefully Taught/Children Will Listen
5. Unusual Way
6. What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life
7. Happy Days Are Here Again
8. (Have I Stayed) Too Long At The Fair?
9. William Saroyan (dialogue)
10. The Time Of Your Life
11. A Cockeyed Optimist
12. Somewhere (dialogue)
13. Somewhere (with Il Divo)
14. My Shining Hour
15. Don't Rain On My Parade (reprise)
16. Smile

Legendary soul/gospel singer Mavis Staples [ tickets ] has announced plans for a two-night stand at New York City's famed Apollo Theater, during which she'll be joined by Ry Cooder, Jim Keltner, The Freedom Singers and others, according to a press release. The event supports Staples' forthcoming album, "We'll Never Turn Back," which is due out April 24.

Tickets for the shows, which are set for May 14-15, go on sale Saturday (3/31). Details are available at the venue's website.

"Theology," a new, two-disc collection from singer Sinead O'Connor, will land in stores June 26, Koch Records announced today (3/29).

"'Theology' is an attempt to create a place of peace in a time of war," O'Connor said in a prepared statement. "It is my own personal response to what has taken place and is affecting everyone around the world since and including September 11, 2001. I simply wanted to make a beautiful thing which inspires me."