A Valentine's Day Mix: Love Songs, Breakup Ditties

In celebration of Valentine's Day, here are some songs of love and loathing. If you have a favorite love song or breakup ditty, please post it below!

In Love ♥

•Kings of Leon, "Use Somebody"

•A Perfect Circle, "The Nurse Who Loved Me"
•The Foo Fighters, "Times Like These"

•Saving Abel, "Addicted"

•Beyoncé feat. Jay-Z, "Crazy in Love"

Out of Love ♥

•Alanis Morissette, "You Oughta Know"
•The Ramones, "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"
•No Doubt, "Ex-Girlfriend"
•Green Day, "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"
•Kanye West, "Heartless"

Killswitch Engage frontman leaves tour

No waaay! - Killswitch Engage frontman Howard Jones has left the band’s current US headlining tour due to "unforeseen circumstances." All That Remains vocalist Phil Labonte will temporarily take his place. Read more here.

Music News: Rock on the Range '10

Rock on the Range is an annual, two-day hard rock, alternative and metal fest held in Columbus, Ohio. It's road trip-worthy, if you dig that kind of music.

The 2010 line-up was announced today and includes the Deftones (yay!), Rise Against, Seether, Slash, Papa Roach, Theory of a Deadman, Anberlin, Janus, Taddy Porter, Cold and...Limp Bizkit?? Yes, Limp Bizkit.

Click here for ticket information.

Spring/summer concert announcements...

• Paramore has announced a handful of spring tour dates, and it includes a show at the DeltaPlex in Grand Rapids on May 4.

• Slayer, Megadeth and Testament have rescheduled the American Carnage North American Tour. The line-up reaches the Joe Lous Areana in Detroit on August 19.

• The Dave Matthews Band, one of the highest-grossing touring acts in the world, has announced a summer tour. It hits DTE Energy Music Theatre in Clarkston on June 23.

• The 2010 Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival features Korn, Five Finger Death Punch, Chimera, Hatebreed and other heavy players. The tour reaches DTE on Aug. 6. Please click here for the official website.

Kings Of Leon, Green Day, Phoneix take home 2010 Grammys

The 2010 Grammy Awards, in a nutshell: Beyonce becomes the first female artist to win six Grammys. Taylor Swift takes home four. But Kings of Leon also have reason to smile, with a sleeper win for Record of the Year for their single, "Use Somebody." Leon also won Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance by a duo or group. Green Day picked up Best Rock Album for their album, "21st Century Breakdown." Alt-rock group Phoenix won Best Alternative Album.

Read the full list of Grammy winners here.

'American Idiot' - the Musical

If you caught the 2010 Grammy Awards, you got a taste of Green Day playing a new version of their single, "21 Guns," with the cast of Berkeley Rep's American Idiot. The show, which is composed of production songs from Green Day's American Idiot and 21st Century Breakdown albums, opens on Broadway April 20.

Here's a video of the performance:

2010 Grammy Awards on Sunday

The 52nd annual Grammy Awards ceremony takes place on Sunday, Jan. 31. One of the most intreguing categories is always "Best New Artist." This year's nominees are as follows:

• Zac Brown Band
• Keri Hilson
• MGMT
• Silversun Pickups
• The Ting Tings

My fingers are crossed for Silversun Pickups. The band made major headway in the alternative rock format with their 2009 album, "Swoon," and they also had the No. 1 alt-rock song for weeks with, "Panic Switch." See Silversun Pickups open for Muse at the Palace of Auburn Hills on March 13.

For a full list of Grammy nominations click here.

Here's the music video for "Panic Switch":