See Evanescence and Korn for $10

What you say? That's right, folks, the package deal of the summer is good fun for the kids and their friends. You just can't beat that good old fashioned Family Values. The aforementioned headliners (gee, do you think Amy will come out for "Freak On A Leash" and/or perform her band's cover of "Thoughtless"?) will be joined by Flyleaf, Atreyu, Hellyeah, and Trivium. On a side note, 'Hellyeah,' must be one of the most superfluously kickass names for a band I have heard in some time. It's like my idea to name my son 'Awesome,' but that's a different story. Back to the tour, because it gets even better:

Through Korn's partnership with Live Nation, the 2006 tour offered concertgoers lawn tickets priced at $9.99 for all amphitheater dates. This year's edition of Family Values will offer similar pricing.

Now I can really get a Hellyeah! It's not quite as sweet as OZZfest's free ticketing, but it's pretty dang close (and preferable for those of who are ever so slightly less metal).

Take it away Billboard.com:

Here are the cities for the Family Values tour:

St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Columbus, Ohio
Camden, N.J.
Boston
Washington, D.C.
Hartford, Conn.
Buffalo, N.Y.
Detroit
Toronto
Pittsburgh
Scranton, Pa.
East Rutherford, N.J.
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Orlando, Fla.
Miami
Tampa, Fla.
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio, Texas
Oklahoma City
Kansas City, Mo.
Denver
Albuquerque, N.M.
Phoenix
Bakersfield, Calif.
Sacramento, Calif.
San Francisco
Irvine, Calif.

Listen to Korn's Unplugged Performance + F11 and Modest Mouse!

MTV2 proudly presents a stripped-down, intimate performance from Jonathan Davis and company featuring special guests Amy Lee (on "Freak On A Leash") and Robert Smith of The Cure (on "Make Me Bad/In Between Days"). Other highlights include a cover of Radiohead's pre-weird era "Creep" and orchestrations by music producer Richard Gibbs. Some of the instrumentation featured in said orchestra consists of trombone, cello, glass harmonica, choir bells, and Japanese taiko drums. Be on the lookout for the television debut of the big night this Friday on MTV2. Korn MTV Unplugged hits shelves on March 6.

Listen/Watch/Share this unique experience by a band not known for their inviting warmth.

But why stop there? MTV2, in a generous double shot of new album streams, offers up the Finger Eleven effort "Them vs. You vs. Me," including the video for lead single "Paralyzer". MTV refers to this new work as dance rock (territory usually reserved for the likes of Arctic Monkeys or Franz Ferdinand), which would be an unusual but intriguing turn for the Canadian hard rockers. Judge for yourself here.

And since we're all about threesomes here at AtD (hey, who isn't?), why not rock out your day just a little bit more with the music video for Modest Mouse's "Dashboard". The first single from their highly anticipated new record, "We Were Dead Before The Ship Even Sank," the video was directed by Motion Theory (Matisyahu, Beck, Velvet Revolver) and the scene shows a drunken argument involving sailors. Modest Mouse's new album drops March 20.

Korn on the Kob!

And by Kob I mean unplugged. Korn will be featured in the next installment of the MTV series "MTV Unplugged". The show was recorded December 9, 2006 at MTV's Times Square studios, will be broadcasted online on MTV.com on February 24, 2007, and on television in America, Europe and Asia on March 2, 2007. The "Unplugged" CD will be released on March 6 in the U.S. The first single off the CD will be "Freak On A Leash," featuring Evanescence singer Amy Lee. See the performance below:




You want a track listing, I'll give you a track listing:

01. Thoughtless
02. Blind
03. Hollow Life
04. Freak On A Leash (feat. Amy Lee)
05. Falling Away
06. Creep (RADIOHEAD cover)
07. Love Song
08. Got The Life
09. Twisted Transistor
10. Dirty
11. Coming Undone
12. Make Me Bad/In Between Days (feat. Robert Smith of The Cure)
13. No One's There
14. Throw Me Away