Nova and Dorian recap the week's rock headlines, new music, legacy updates, catalog deals, and industry news.

This week on Shot of Rock News: Last Call, Nova and Dorian break down the biggest rock and metal headlines for the week ending May 16.

Stories include Saxon setting a release date for their next studio album, Greta Van Fleet pushing back against breakup rumors with new activity, The Beatles announcing an official Savile Row fan experience, Red Hot Chili Peppers reportedly selling their recorded music catalog, and Ghost confirming a new IMAX concert film.

Also covered this week: Deep Purple releases "Arrogant Boy," Anthrax sets the rollout for Cursum Perficio, Motörhead expands Kiss Of Death for its 20th anniversary, Jack Osbourne gives an update on the Ozzy and Sharon biopic, My Chemical Romance teases Danger Days, Mötley Crüe enters the trading-card market, Weezer and Stevie Ray Vaughan join the National Recording Registry, Stabbing Westward reimagines Wither Blister Burn & Peel, Billy Idol receives a Lifetime Achievement honor at the American Music Awards, and Mike Tramp marks 50 years in music.

Fast, factual, and built for rock fans who want the week's headlines in one place. Stories were selected from the updated May 16 news links and script file.

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