Muse's single "Knights of Cydonia" is such a hit, the band has now released a live version of the song. The "Knights of Cydonia" track is from their upcoming HAARP DVD which will be in stores April 1.

People might be familiar with Muse, and this song, since it was included in Guitar Hero 3, which has been a massive hit.

Watch out for Ferras, an upcoming singer who seems to be going far. He'll be on MTV's TRL on March 17, and on CBS's The Early Show on March 29. Yahoo! Music has them on Who's Next, and that performance will air March19.

Ferras' lead single "Hollywood's Not America" is from his debut album Aliens & Rainbows. "Hollywood's Not America" is the highest debut hit for a career-opening single by a solo male artist since John Mayer in 2002. That stat gives Ferras a bright looking future.

Ferras' album Aliens & Rainbows is available now through iTunes. To get the actual CD, you'll have to wait until April 1.

Returning for the first time this year, Reaper rocks on screen with its latest episode "Hungry for Fame". Sam (Bret Harrison) tries to save an untalented musician (Jamie Kennedy) from selling his soul to the Devil (Ray Wise) to become a rock star. 

Meanwhile, Sock (Tyler Labine) is stunned when his mother (Marilyn Norry) returns from Las Vegas and announces she got married.  He refuses to accept her new husband (Henry Nah), so he moves in with Sam.

Tonight's Smallville has a few fun features as Kara (Laura Vandervoort) and Jimmy (Aaron Ashmore) attend a “One Republic” concert and one of the roadies turns out to be former Smallville resident Pete Ross (guest star Sam Jones III). 

Pete unwittingly chews some kryptonite-laced gum and develops super powers.  Clark (Tom Welling) and Chloe (Allison Mack) are thrilled to meet up with their old friend, but warn him against using his powers in public.