April Fool's Day has come and gone, and while fake news is now a 24/7, 365-day business, we take our hats off to those who restrict their fakery to the one day of the year when we're expecting it.
So congratulations to Nickelback, who posted that the only physical copies of the band's documentary Nickelback: Hate to Love had been stolen from the back of their van. And to alt-rock icons Wilco, who revealed that their A Ghost Is Born album is to be reissued as a 30-LP "Duper Deluxe" edition packaged in an egg-shaped box. And to Christian metal legends Stryper, who announced plans to shave their heads, move to Tibet and "go into hiding as monks".
