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Briefly: Bon Jovi, Beck, Honor the Earth, Johnny Cash, Kelly Osbourne
New Jersey rockers Bon Jovi issue a new album titled "This Left Feels Right," which features acoustic reinterpretations of the group's greatest hits, on Nov. 4.
According to a press release, the track listing includes "Born To Be My Baby," "Keep the Faith," "It's My Life" and "Wanted Dead or Alive."
"We went into the studio thinking we were making an acoustic record," vocalist Jon Bon Jovi said in a statement. "We had a definite idea of the record we were going to make. But once we began experimenting with the songs and trying out new ideas we created a very different, unique album. We made a complete left turn and took the project down a different road."
Beck is in the studio this week with producers the Dust Brothers to begin work on a new album, according to Beck's website. The Dust Brothers produced most of Beck's 1996 album "Odelay."
Dixie Chicks , Indigo Girls and Ben Folds are set to perform during an Oct. 10 concert at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in Charlotte, NC, to benefit the charity Honor the Earth.
Honor the Earth is a non-profit organization that raises funds and public support for Native American environmental groups.
The CMT cable network is planning a weekend of special programming in memory of Johnny Cash , including the premiere of the CMT News Special "Johnny Cash Remembered" on Saturday (9/13) at 7 p.m. Eastern and Pacific Time.
The one-hour news special will pay tribute to Cash and include the world-premiere video "Keep on the Sunny Side," from the just released album of the late June Carter Cash.
Kelly Osbourne , daughter of Ozzy, has signed with the Sanctuary Records Group, and will be re-releasing her debut album "Shut Up" under the name "Changes" on Sept. 30.
The new version of the album has been expanded to include the song "Changes," Kelly's first duet with her father. It also features four live bonus tracks.
