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This just in from Superpages.com Center: "Prime" tickets will be released at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 29, for the Roger Waters "Dark Side of the Moon Live" show on Friday. The tickets, some even in the first 25 rows and some from Mr. Waters' personal allotment, will be priced from $69.50 to $169.50. As usual, you can get the tickets from all Ticketmaster outlets, including online.

The tour show is broken into two sets. The first act includes Pink Floyd's greatest hits and selections from Roger Waters' solo releases. The second act is the Dark Side of the Moon album from start to finish. Lawn seats, of course, are still available, for $29.50, $99 for a four-pack.

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Country superstar Kenny Chesney nearly lost his toes - literally - during a concert performance Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina. The Tennessee native's "boot was lodged between the hydraulic lift and the stage for 40 seconds as the lift motor kept trying to push the platform up," confirmed his Nashville publicist. Mr. Chesney never stopped his two-hour performance even as he was limping and in visible pain. He needed two shots of morphine after the gig and his boot had to be cut off his foot. His publicist said that had been wearing anything but boots, he would have probably severed his toes. Doctors have cleared him for upcoming Poets & Pirates tour shows Thursday in Austin, Friday in Oklahoma City and Saturday at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco. However, it's unclear how much the usually energetic Mr. Chesney will be able to move onstage.

The '90s "Guys Do It All the Time" country singer reportedly was a teen at the time the baseball pitcher began a "relationship" with her, so I suppose we can say he created this problem himself (he was in his late 20s and a married father of two; he denies anything sexual. Sure). As if Clemens could use anymore problems — he's in the middle of trying to prove his pristine, incorruptible character in a defamation suit he filed. Good luck with that. (If you're not familiar with his steroids and PR troubles, catch up here).

McCready, now 32, is also in the middle of an uphill battle. She's trying to stage a comeback after a string of legal and personal drama. Read more on the alleged, salacious relationship here.

Yep, get the first single from Viva La Vida for free from the band's Web site. But hurry; the offer only lasts a week, starting tomorrow (Tuesday) morning. More here.

"The Edge" KDGE-FM (102.1) threw its annual rawk fest in Frisco on Sunday. Did you go? I want to know what bands were the best and what kind of time you had. Share.

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