This week in reunions... Sugar Ray

* Jane's Addiction's tour with Nine Inch Nails only just started, and already the band is feuding with bassist Eric Avery, who stayed away from the previous two reunions. Oh, and Perry Farrell tore a calf muscle in his leg and will have to perform on crutches.

* Sugar Ray are back together; you may remember that lead singer Mark McGrath took some time out to host Extra, host a Pussycat Dolls-themed reality show, and appear on an episode of Law and Order: SVU. Their new album Music for Cougars comes out July 21, and they'll be on tour most of the summer. Listen to the first single, "Boardwalk," here.

* The Wallflowers will indeed have something to promote on their summer tour: a greatest hits album with two "previously unreleased" tracks.

* Rancid have a new album, out June 2, though I'm not sure if it counts as a reunion. Their last album was in 2003, and since then they've done a variety of side projects and solo albums. But they toured in '06. So... regardless, the new album's called Let the Dominoes Fall.

* The dates from the Blink-182 reunion tour have been released, and it starts July 24. Weezer, the All-American Rejects, and Fall Out Boy are opening on various dates.

This week in reunions...

* Sugar Ray was quasi-broken-up the last few years due to Mark McGrath's hosting duties on the syndicated TV program Extra, but now that Mario Lopez is replacing McGrath, Sugar Ray are... headed back to the studio! They had a greatest-hits album in 2005, but the last Sugar Ray album proper, 2003's In the Pursuit of Leisure, peaked at #29 in 2003.

* The Velvet Revolver auditions continue, and this week's rumored new lead singer is Royston Langdon, ex-husband of Liv Tyler, and former lead singer for Spacehog. Honestly, I wouldn't mind seeing a Spacehog reunion. "Mungo City" was the bomb.