The Dead Weather for special Halloween gig, Red Hot Chili Peppers announce new album plans, Foo Fighters to play gig live on Facebook

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday October 30th 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO I've still got my hair in a bag. It's somewhere in a cupboard or summat. Which newly-shorn frontman said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. The Dead Weather to play free Halloween gig Exclusive Kasabian rockumentary The Maccabees' Malawian adventure Pulp getting back together - a good idea? Woo-Hoo! Blur are latest addition to 'Lego Rock Band' So you might have noticed but it's been a Kasabian empire at NME this week. The band came in for a visit recently and we've been broadcasting a three-part interview, plus there's a gallery from the day, Serge picking his top music and more. Plus NME TV are screening a weekend of Kasabian shows, so be sure to tune in to Sky Channel 382. Another big band dropping by for a chat this week were The Dead Weather. They were at NME Radio to announce a very special Halloween gig this weekend. Watch the video of the interview here and be sure to tune in to NME Radio live tomorrow night to hear the gig in full. On the Daily Download blog we're giving away a track by a secretive band called Silver Columns. We can't reveal too much about their identity right now, but let's just say they're household names. So head over to download the track and have a guess who they are and also pick up free MP3s from gorgeous folk popsters The Antlers and fast-rising indie stars Two Door Cinema Club. I've leave you with news that South Park's Cartman is pursuing a career as a Lady Gaga tribute act, and that Blur are the latest additions to Rock Band Lego. Until next time peeps... Tim Chester Assistant Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter KASABIAN on being "the biggest band in Britain." THE WHITE STRIPES' new film - a sneak preview. THEM CROOKED VULTURES onstage in NYC. MACCABEES on safari in Malawi. And GLASVEGAS meet ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN. Jay-Z has 'no problem' with idea of working with Oasis' Noel Gallagher Rapper says no collaboration is on the cards, however Red Hot Chili Peppers announce new album plans Drummer Chad Smith says new album will be released 'sometime next year' Foo Fighters to play gig live on Facebook Dave Grohl and co to perform for online broadcast The Dead Weather to play free Halloween gig this Saturday (Oct 31) Band will perform at Jack White's pop-up shop - and you can hear it live on NME Radio Michael Jackson's 'This Is It' director says an 'Oscar is wishful thinking' Roxy Music's Bryan Ferry joins forces with DJ Hell The Dead Weather to record second album in December - video Elton John postpones Dublin O2 Arena show Goldhawks announce debut single, UK tour and ticket details Chris Brown thanks fans 'despite my past' at comeback gig Frightened Rabbit set to play intimate gig on London landmark Blur, David Bowie, Iggy Pop for 'Lego Rock Band'- video The Soft Pack announce tracklisting for debut album Bands as Jenson Button and Formula 1 - Friday Fun   1 The Maccabees' Malawian adventure 2 Hallowe'en special - the sickest album covers ever More photo galleries... Kasabian storm NME HQ 29 pop-star portraits by Rankin This week's news in pictures (24 October 2009) The worst ever onstage banter Jamie Hewlett's watercolours for Oxfam Climate Change Album review: Julian Casablancas - 'Phrazes For The Young' It may be a little short, but it's oh so sweet Album review: Rain Machine - 'Rain Machine' (Anti) The TV On The Radio guitarist shines in the dark, but he's best when he's angry Album review: Various artists: 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon Original Motion Picture Soundtrack' A patchy soundtrack for the hugely popular movie franchise Album review: BEAK> - 'BEAK>' (Invada) Portishead man and The Horrors' mentor strikes again Album review: Foreign Beggars - 'United Colours Of Beggatron' (Dented) Genre-blending grime tricksters come up with a patchwork second 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (26/10/09) Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (19/10/09) Burial, Comanechi, Memory Tapes, Har Mar Superstar 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (10/10/09) Death Cab For Cutie, Nirvana, Phoenix 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (02/10/09) Devendra Banhart, Dizzee Rascal, The Killers 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (25/10/09) Julian Casablancas, Thom Yorke, Brand New Who exactly are Silver Columns? We can't reveal the identities of the people that make up Silver Columns right now - but let's just say they're household indie names. Head over to the blogs to download their disco-pop classic 'Brow Beaten' and an unusual cover of a Peter, Bjorn and John song. Read more Who: Jodie Pettipher, 17, Coventry. Listening To: The Big Pink, Everything Everything, The xx Watching: The new series of 'Scrubs' - it's been too long!. Looking forward to: Arctic Monkeys at the NIA in November. Last Download: Dizzee Rascal - 'Tongue 'N' Cheek'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: The Cure - 'Boys Don't Cry' or The Jam - 'The Bitterest Pill'. Clearly my Dad's music taste has had an influence. Win An iPod Touch With Jennifer's Body Jennifer's Body is set for release on November 4 at UK cinemas, with advance screenings taking place on Saturday October 31 - Halloween. The Jennifer's Body official soundtrack features songs from Florence and the Machines, Panic At the Disco, Dashboard Confessional and White Lies. To celebrate the release, we are giving away a 32GB iPod Touch, with five runners up prizes of the soundtrack. To be in with a chance of winning, head to NME.COM/win. This competition closes on November 20. NME Video News - 30 October 2009 Kasabian - 'Underdog' NME Radio Presents The HP Uni Tour - Bombay Bicycle Club NME Radio Presents The HP Uni Tour - Reverend and The Makers in Surrey Eric Cartman Covers Lady GaGa's 'Pokerface' Them Crooked Vultures Album - First Listen Why The Government's File-Sharing Crackdown Won't Work Kasabian Week - Exclusive Pics, Videos And Freebies The Killers Live At The Albert Hall - Video 10 Years Of Kings Of Leon - In Pictures Best Female Lyricists? 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Battles, The Soft Pack, Eagles Of Death Metal Bernard Sumner - what rock'n'roll has taught me Mash-up - The Killers Vs La Roux Italian emos cover White Lies on 'The X Factor' Antony Hegarty covers 'Nessun Dorma' I've still got my hair in a bag. It's somewhere in a cupboard or summat. Kasabian's Tom Meighan in this week's NME.

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