Velvet Revolver

Scott Weiland has been one of the most unpredictable frontmen in rock for the past two decades. In a new interview, he not only reveals that he hopes to release a new Stone Temple Pilots album, he also admits he would like to rejoin Velvet Revolver at some point down the road. It’s official, hell has frozen over.

They don’t have a singer and haven’t released a CD since 2007, but a new Velvet Revolver DVD is set to be released. ‘Let It Roll – Live In Germany’ will be in stores May 25.

Velvet Revolver reunited with Scott Weiland for a brief four-song set last night and covered the Pink Floyd classic rock staple 'Wish You Were Here' -- check it out here.

Scott Weiland has apparently buried the hatchet with his former bandmates in Velvet Revolver and they have agreed to perform together for a one-off show honoring late composer John O' Brien.

It has been a long, long journey for Velvet Revolver to replace their estranged vocalist Scott Weiland. The band is yet again working with a new vocalist -- Jimmy Gnecco -- who they've been eying for some time now.

Duff McKagan held a Q&A session at Seattle University that turned ugly when a man angrily questioned the former Guns N' Roses bassist about an encounter with Kurt Cobain prior to his suicide.

It's been a journey filled with plenty of close calls, but the hunt for the ever-elusive replacement for Scott Weiland may be coming to a close for Velvet Revolver .

Velvet Revolver has been searching for a singer to replace Scott Weiland since mid 2008. After almost settling on Royston Langdon from Spacehog and recording a throwaway album with Corey Taylor, it looks like they may have found the man for the job: Scott Weiland. Even I'm confused now.

We're all well aware that the chances of Corey Taylor becoming the new frontman of Velvet Revolver are now dead in the water. Drummer Matt Sorum revealed that the band has a whole disc of material recorded with the Slipknot frontman and that they "could put the album out tomorrow", but probably wont.

The band has been doing a lot of hyping of their potential new frontman but have yet to utter a name. Corey Taylor made some weird comments when asked about rumors that he was taking over vocal duties for the band.

A couple of weeks ago I told you about VR's Matt Sorum spilling the beans (sort of) on their search for a new frontman. The band has released even more details on the future of the "supergroup".

According to drummer Matt Sorum, Velvet Revolver have found their new frontman...