ZZ Top alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd for the Rebels & Bandoleros Tour

Veteran rock trio ZZ Top will take to the road alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd for the "Rebels & Bandoleros Tour" by eastern U.S.

Two alums of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Wichita, KS May 12 headlining tour with the show kicking, expired two weeks the country will be venturing through the eastern half.

The 11-date run stops by theaters and arenas before wrapping up May 29 in Orange Beach, AL. The full itinerary is listed at right.

ZZ Top's most recent release, "Mescalero," surfaced in 2003, while Lynyrd Skynyrd unveiled "God & Guns," the southern rock outfit's 11th studio effort, in 2009.

Wild Dad Role Played By ZZ Top's Billy Gibson In US TV Drama

A wild dad on US TV drama Bones played by ZZ Top's Billy Gibson.

Billy reappeared in the drama playing the dad of pregnant Angela Montenegro, played by Michaela Conlin, offering an unusual baby name.

'It came to me during a song - can't be more perfect than that, can it?,' he explained to his daughter's boyfriend, Dr. Jack Hodgins.

'It could work for either a boy or a girl, that's the beautiful part - Staccato Mumba.'

After putting his foot down - insisting the baby would be either Michael or Katherine, depending on the sex - Jack ended up on a wild bender with Billy, being sick in an alleyway after too much tequila - and with a tattoo of Billy with the word 'Dad' across it.

Rirectooms.com announce ZZ Top perform at Newcastle

DirectRooms.com can announce that ZZ Top will perform at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on 20th April 2011.

At this event packages are available on request and join premier tickets, a pre-show hospitality package, complimentary car parking, and other VIP privileges.

Tickeys are available on starting at $119.

Organisers hope the ticket sales quickly and most unique artists in music from a concert attended by most of the opportunity to a large number of guests would expect.

The Newcastle Entertainment Centre can also be used for exhibitions and has a showground space can hold up to 3,000 people.