• In preparation for next month’s release of the Bob Dylan anthology, fans can now create their own versions of Dylan’s oft-copied video for “Subterranean Homesick Blues” using ten pieces of virtual posterboard. Also new to the anthology’s hub page is the premiere of the video for Mark Ronson’s remix of “Most Likely You’ll Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine),” which was filmed last month in Brooklyn.

• Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Nas and Phil Vassar played to a crowd of over 50,000 at last night’s Concert for Virginia Tech, which was organized to show solidarity at the start of a new school year. During the show, which reports describe as a “chilled-out” affair, Mayer expressed wishes for the world “to be like this all the time,” while Nas — whose sometimes violent lyrics raised concerns — dedicated “Hate Me Now” to “those who don’t understand what Nas is about, like that chump Bill O’Reilly.”

• Walt Disney Properties forced Live Nation to relocate tonight’s Machine Head performance at the House of Blues in Anaheim (located at Disneyland), citing violent imagery, undesirable fans and inflammatory lyrics. Disney says the company won’t allow heavy metal bands to perform at the venue in the future, though Machine Head says all other tour dates on Disney properties were unaffected.

• On October 23rd, Carole King will release the DVD Welcome to My Living Room, comprised of clips filmed in Southern California during her 2005-06 Living Room World Tour. “It’s Too Late” and “Where You Lead, I Will Follow” make the cut, as well as footage of King and her bandmates composing an original song onstage each night, and an interview with King discussing the tour’s concept and creative process. Keep reading for the full tracklist.

• Ozzy Osbourne has announced dates for his upcoming tour with special guest Rob Zombie, which will find the pair playing forty shows starting October 18th in Seattle and ending January 24, 2008 in Cleveland. Keep reading for the full list.

Carole King Welcome to My Living Room Tracklist:

1. “Song of Long Ago”
2. “Welcome to My Living Room”
3. “Beautiful”
4. “Where You Lead, I Will Follow”
5. “Say Goodbye Today”
6. “Now and Forever”
7. “Been to Canaan”
8. “Nobody Wants to be Lonely”
9. “Love’s Been a Little Bit Hard on Me”
10. “Smackwater Jack”
11. “Medley (The Right Girl, Keep Your Hands Off My Baby, Every Breath I Take, I’m Into Something Good, Go Away Little Girl, Hey Girl, One Fine Day, Will You Love Me Tomorrow)”
12. “Loving You Forever”
13. “Up on the Roof”
14. “It’s Too Late”
15. “(You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman”
16. “Hard Rock Café”
17. “Chains”
18. “Pleasant Valley Sunday”
19. “I Feel the Earth Move”
20. “So Far Away”
21. “You’ve Got a Friend”
22. “Locomotion”

Ozzy Osbourne and Rob Zombie Tour Dates:

10/18: Seattle, WA (KeyArena)
10/20: Vancouver, BC (GM Place)
10/22: Edmonton, AB (Rexall Place)
10/24: Saskatoon, SK (Credit Union Centre)
10/27: Winnipeg, MB (MTS Centre)
10/29: Fargo, ND (Fargodome)
10/31: Minneapolis, MN (Target Center)
11/2: Des Moines, IA (Veterans Memorial Auditorium)
11/4: Sioux City, IA (Gateway Arena)
11/6: Rapid City, SD (Rushmore Plaza Civic Center)
11/9: Billings, MT (MetraPark Arena)
11/11: Salt Lake City, UT (The E-Center)
11/14: Portland, OR (Rose Garden)
11/16: Stockton, CA (Stockton Arena)
11/18: Oakland, CA (ORACLE Arena)
11/20: San Diego, CA (San Diego Sports Arena)
11/24: Las Vegas, NV (The Joint)
11/26: Bakersfield, CA (Rabobank Arena)
11/28: Glendale, AZ (Jobing.com Arena)
11/30: Los Angeles, CA (Staples Center)
12/4: Denver, CO (Pepsi Center)
12/6: Oklahoma City, OK (Ford Center)
12/8: Wichita, KS (Kansas Coliseum)
12/11: Kansas City, MO (Sprint Center)
12/13: Milwaukee, WI (Bradley Center)
12/16: Chicago, IL (Allstate Arena)
12/18: Detroit, MI (Joe Louis Arena)
12/20: Pittsburgh, PA (Mellon Arena)
12/22: New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
1/3: Portland, ME (Cumberland County Civic Center)
1/5: Washington, DC (Verizon Center)
1/8: Worcester, MA (DCU Center)
1/10: Philadelphia, PA (Wachovia Spectrum)
1/14: Quebec City, QC (Colisée Pepsi Arena)
1/16: Montreal, QC (Bell Centre)
1/19: London, ON (John Labatt Centre)
1/21: Toronto, ON Air (Canada Centre)
1/24: Cleveland, OH (Quicken Loans Arena)