Mary J. Blige's "Stronger"; Breaking Benjamin's new video, "I Will Not Bow"; winning the 400m run; and hot chicks getting pranked. Check 'em all out!

We have lots of diversity on this week's 'Learning Curve'. Tune in and check them out.

(The Learning Curve) This week you are getting to hear about some serious heavy hitters on the indie scene right now. You'll find some bands from different genres,

(The Learning Curve) Red and the Confession bring the heavy, Driver Side Impact and Fair to Midland bring post-hardcore goodness that we all know and love

Two-time Grammy® nominated band Skillet's explosive live show will soon be available for fans as their first-ever live concert CD and DVD combo, Comatose Comes Alive, hits on October 21st.

Seether and Flyleaf have announced an eight week run across the U.S. this spring. The tour will begin on April 8 in Denver, Colorado and continue through May 31. The two groups have shared the stage in the past, and have been close friends for quite some time.

Hollywood, CA --- Rock band Seether have announced the release of their third studio album via Wind-up Records on October 23, 2007. The South African émigrés, who now live in the Los Angeles area, are coming off three consecutive gold certified studio albums.

Jive Records recording artists Three Days Grace announce their U.S. Spring tour with Breaking Benjamin and Puddle of Mudd will be starting May 11 in Glen Falls, NY. Confirmed Tour Dates Below.

Fergie has finally made it to the top of the US pop charts after nine weeks of being Glamorous. The Black Eyed Peas star suffered a setback when her new hit was removed from internet download store iTunes last month - prompting Glamorous to plummet down the Billboard Hot 100.

Ex-Toadie Todd Lewis is taking his band, the Burden Brothers, out on the road in February. They'll be supporting their latest album, Mercy, and touring with supporting act Breaking Benjamin. See below for tour dates...