Steven Adler was ordered by a Los Angeles judge to remain in drug rehabilitation at the Pasadena Recovery Center in California for at least the next month. The ex-Guns N’ Roses drummer–who pleaded not guilty Wednesday morning  to drug charges in Los Angeles Superior Court–was arrested last month and charged with a felony count of heroin possession and a misdemeanor count of being under the influence of an opiate, according to published reports. He was released after posting $10,000 bail. Adler–who reportedly stars in the second season of VH1’s “Celebrity Rehab,” which just wrapped shooting at the Pasadena center–was scheduled to star in a spin-off called “Sober Living,” but the judge instructed the drummer to continue with his rehab.

 Madonna has been ruling hearts for the last 30 years and end of her career is now where in sight. The controversial star who celebrated her 50^th birthday this past week has been at the top spot of the billboards many times whit her hit smashing singles. The star is back in action with a world  tour underlining her soon to be released album.  The tour kicks off with a show on 28^th August at Olympiastadion in Berlin. She then moves on to Frankfurt and then for three shows in Paris. She will return to the US for North American tour on October 4^th at New Jersey. Madonna tour schedule and tickets can be found at our site.

The enthusiastic singer and songwriter Mason Jennings has announced that he will be running a series of headlining shows in about 16 cities across North America supporting his new album “In the Ever”. The cities at which Mason Jennings will be performing include Austin, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Montreal, Chicago, New York, Toronto, Washington, Milwaukee and Bloomington. He will conclude his fall tour with a performance at the Orpheum Theater in Minneapolis on the 18^th of October. Jennings will be performing consecutively for two nights at the Bowery Ballroom in New York on the 2^nd and the 3^rd of October. The sale of tickets to the Mason Jennings fall tour has already started. 

Wild Sweet Orange, the quartet from Birmingham, released their debut album on July 29^th and is currently on tour to promote their debut album. By mid-September, the band will perform at more than 30 venues across the country to promote the debut album named “We have Cause To be Uneasy”. This album is a result of two years of hard work by the band members. Wild Sweet Orange will have combination concerts along with other bands like “what made Milwaukee Famous” and “Noise in the Basement” during their present tour. The general admission tickets for their concerts are presently on sale.

Carrie Underwood has a ton of concerts lined up for the rest of 2008 in which she is traveling all across the United States. With so many shows and cities you think it would be easy to get tickets and good ones at that for any of her shows. That does not seem to be the case as many of her shows are featured at venues that may not be close to size as other cities, especially in smaller ones.  That is why fans have found themselves heading to the secondary market to try and find ticket for the Carrie Underwood show in their region.  Carrie Underwood will be on tour until December in which she is slated to finish in Gainesville Florida.  Fans are constantly checking the Carrie Underwood schedule to find the best tickets to see this former American Idol winner.

The Smashing Pumpkins have announced the first date for the 20th anniversary tour, and also stated they would be revealing other dates in soon.  The only scheduled date thus far is August 9th in Hammond, Indiana.  Reports claim the band will be hitting select US cities to perform through the months of August and November. The bands website says they will be playing in major cities like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.  The band is excited for the upcoming 20th anniversary tour and they sound like fans will be in for a real treat with surprises from the Pumpkins.  They August 9th show will take place at the Horshoe Casino in Hammond and fans are sure to line up for the first of several special concerts from the Smashing Pumpkins.