The Killers will debut a new song called "Runaways" on July 10. The track will be the lead single from the band’s forthcoming album, Battle Born, which is due in the fall. Drummer Ronnie Vannucci Jr. recently told Rolling Stone that the album is "living up to its title. This is our difficult fourth record." The Killers have been working with various producers, including Brendan O'Brien, Steve Lillywhite, Daniel Lanois and Stuart Price, who produced the group's previous album, 2008's Day & Age.

Jon Bon Jovi has signed on to partner with Avon for a new line of fragrances for men and women. Unplugged For Her will be released in October, followed by Unplugged For Him in November. Bon Jovi will appear in ads for the products as well.

Rob Zombie will offer a new remix album, Mondo Sex Head, on August 7. Zombie says he let the remixers "run wild" for this new effort. "I like the J-Devil remix of 'Thunder Kiss 65.' It is always cool to hear a 20-year old track sound fresh again to a new audience," the rocker/director told Rolling Stone. "I really like the Photek take on 'Living Dead Girl,' which is over seven minutes. Really hypnotic atmospheric and trippy vibe. And Ki:Theory's take on 'Foxy Foxy' adds a deeper groove which really takes the song to another level."

The Jimi Hendrix biopic currently being shot in Ireland, starring Outkast's Andre Benjamin (a.k.a. Andre 3000) as Hendrix, will feature new recordings of Benjamin covering songs like "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," "Wild Thing" and "Hound Dog," but no actual Hendrix songs. This is because Experience Hendrix LLC, which oversees the Hendrix estate, did not give permission for their copyrights to be used in the film. However, the movie is set in London in 1966 and '67 when Hendrix was largely performing cover songs, before the release of his debut album Are You Experienced? Hence, his hit tracks were not necessarily needed. The movie, dubbed All Is By My Side, is currently shooting in Dublin and producers hope to take the film to Sundance in early 2013 for possible release next year. "Andre has been Jimi for four months now," producer Sean McKittrick told Rolling Stone. "He speaks and walks like Jimi. He dropped a ton of weight. The transformation has been amazing."