Like Motley Crue, The Pixies, Aerosmith and seemingly everyone else these days, the legendary Devo will be hitting the road playing Are We Not Men and Freedom of Choice in their entirety.

The original Akronites Gerard and Bob Casale and Bob and Mark Mothersbaugh will join drum god Josh Freese for the dates this fall.

Not only is there old Devo in the works, but new Devo too. Warner Bros., the band's once and future home, will also release a new studio album from the band sometime in 2010.

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It's a good thing Steven Tyler knows a thing or two about love in an elevator, because he won't be taking the stairs any time soon.

Aerosmith's Steven Tyler suffered head, neck and shoulder injuries in a tumble from the stage at a South Dakota show, a concert spokesman said Thursday, and the audience thought it was part of his hip-shaking act until he didn't get up.

Tyler, 61 (Wow!), fell several feet while entertaining the crowd by dancing around as the sound crew replaced a fuse that blew during the song "Love in an Elevator," said Mike Sanborn, spokesman for the Buffalo Chip Campground, which hosted the Wednesday night concert. An amateur video showed him spinning around before falling off the stage.

Unfortunately, Aerosmith had to cancel the rest of its show and their next five dates in Canada. Let's hope that Tyler gets "Back in the Saddle" right quick.

Hopping on the summer trend of 2009 Aerosmith will be going on tour playing one of their classic albums from front to back -- 1975's Toys in the Attic. I'd rather see Get Your Wings or Rocks, but I ain't complainin'. ZZ Top opens, but there's no word on whether they'll be doing Tres Hombres or Eliminator.

Dates are here.

Sweet Jesus what's next? It looks like they're censoring all of their comments at You Tube because there are no negative ones about the GOP on there....lol. I really don't want to think about Republicans and saddles. Just reminds me of those hokey John Cornyn campaign ads.