Stone Temple Pilots are remembering their former singer Chester Bennington, who died by suicide Thursday at the age of 41. The Linkin Park star fronted STP from 2013 to 2015.

Stone Temple Pilots are remembering their former singer Chester Bennington, who died by suicide Thursday at the age of 41. The Linkin Park star fronted STP from 2013 to 2015.

"It is a sad day today to know that so many of us will no longer share in your laughter, friendship and love. You showed us time and time again what it is to be an incredible human being," the band said in a post on their official website. "A beacon of light and hope is what you will always be to us. We love you Chester. We will miss you."

Bennington was found dead in his home near Los Angeles. Brian Elias, the chief of operations for the Los Angeles County coroner's office, confirmed the death, in Palos Verdes Estates, and said it was being investigated as a possible suicide.

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AC/DC's upcoming new book titled Rock Or Bust: The Official Photographic Tour Book will be released this fall. The book will be released via Rufus Publications, with a shipping date of October 16.

AC/DC's upcoming new book titled Rock Or Bust: The Official Photographic Tour Book will be released this fall. The book will be released via Rufus Publications, with a shipping date of October 16.

Rock Or Bust: The Official Photographic Tour Book is the first official AC/DC book with an introduction by Angus Young. It covers the full extent of AC/DC's groundbreaking 2015 world tour supporting the multi-million selling Rock Or Bust album, which was released in 2014.

The coffee table book has been produced in conjunction with the band. Printed on 170gsm art paper and with 264 pages in full color, this coffee table book features hundreds of behind-the-scenes images and live action shots of key dates on the 2015 tour, finishing in Australia in December.

Additionally, if you pre-order a copy of Rock Or Bust: The Official Photographic Tour Book, you can get your name in the back of the book.

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Nine Inch Nails offered up a cover of David Bowie's "I Can't Give Everything Away" from his final release Blackstar during a recent performance in Bakersfield, California. Before taking on the cover, Trent Reznor told the crowd that Bowie was a hero of theirs and showed them a musical path.

Nine Inch Nails offered up a cover of David Bowie's "I Can't Give Everything Away" from his final release Blackstar during a recent performance in Bakersfield, California. Before taking on the cover, Trent Reznor told the crowd that Bowie was a hero of theirs and showed them a musical path.

"We were in the studio kind of messing around and when [the news of Bowie's death] hit, it felt like we needed to do something ... to process it in some way," Reznor explained. "So we worked a song of his that gave us some sort of closure. We didn't release it, but we will play it for you now tonight."

He had previously spoken on Bowie's impact, noting:

"His music really helped me relate to myself and figure out who I was," Reznor wrote. "He was a tremendous inspiration in terms of what was possible, what the role of an entertainer could be, that there are no rules."

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The Who dug deep into their expansive catalog during their performance on The Tonight Show earlier this week, breaking out a pair of classic tunes, "I Can See for Miles" and "You Better You Bet."

The Who dug deep into their expansive catalog during their performance on The Tonight Show earlier this week, breaking out a pair of classic tunes, "I Can See for Miles" and "You Better You Bet."

The band opened with "I Can See for Miles" from 1967's The Who Sell Out, before performing "You Better You Bet" off 1981's Face Dances. The performance closed with a quick shot of host Jimmy Fallon and Roots guitarist Captain Kirk Douglas singing along in the crowd.

The Who are in the middle of a North American tour which includes a six show Las Vegas residency at the Colosseum at Caesar's Palace, July 29th through August 11th. After that, guitarist Pete Townshend will hit the road for a solo tour during which he'll perform the band's 1973 double album Quadrophenia with a live orchestra.

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