A documentary about the legendary rock band The Doors is set to make its television premiere on AXS TV on February 1 at 9 pm ET.

A documentary about the legendary rock band The Doors is set to make its television premiere on AXS TV on February 1 at 9 pm ET.

The Emmy-nominated and Grammy Award-winning documentary, When You're Strange, will be narrated by actor Johnny Depp.

The doc, which originally released in 2009, tells the story about the band's formation in 1965, its development over the next two years, the release of their debut album and subsequent albums and Jim Morrison's use of alcohol and drugs and subsequent death in Paris in July 1971.

The film features archival footage of rehearsals, TV and concert performances, private cine-film and the background to Morrison's arrest at a 1969 Miami concert and later trial.

It also includes restored and remastered material from Morrison's 1969 short film HWY: An American Pastoral.

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Iconic heavy metal band Motörhead recently dropped previously unreleased track, "Greedy Bastards", taken from the upcoming reissue Bad Magic: Seriously Bad Magic.

Iconic heavy metal band Motörhead recently dropped previously unreleased track, "Greedy Bastards", taken from the upcoming reissue Bad Magic: Seriously Bad Magic.

"Another beauty from the Bad Magic sessions with Lem's lyrics hitting our times bang on the head," guitarist Phil Campbell said in a statement.

"Greedy Bastards" features a spoken-word introduction from the rock band's founder Lemmy, whose 2015 death marked the end of Motörhead. The song arrives with an accompanying animated video created by Natalia Jonderko Smiechowicz.

The reissue, Bad Magic: Seriously Bad Magic, will drop on February 24. "Greedy Bastards" follows the release of "Bullet in Your Brain," another previously unreleased song from the the Bad Magic sessions.

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The organizers of German festivals Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park have tapped Foo Fighters to replace Pantera, who they removed from both the festivals earlier in the week.

The organizers of German festivals Rock Am Ring and Rock Im Park have tapped Foo Fighters to replace Pantera, who they removed from both the festivals earlier in the week.

Foo Fighters will now headline Rock Am Ring on June 2 and Rock Im Park on June 4 in Nürburgring and Nürnberg, respectively.

"Germany - we'll see you Friday, June 2nd at @rockamringofficial and Sunday, June 4th at @rockimparkofficial! Tickets are on sale now!" they wrote on Instagram.

Pantera was removed from both festivals earlier this week after public outcry over singer Philip Anselmo making a Nazi-style salute and screaming "white power" during a 2016 Dimebash event in Hollywood. The singer claims he made an "off-color joke" about drinking white wine backstage and made the comment and gesture to audience members taunting him. He apologized later that month.

The German Green Party for the Nuremberg City Council asked the organizers earlier this month to remove Pantera for "stirring up anti-racist and anti-fascist circles."

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