USA TODAY's music staff offers a weekend tip sheet of sound recommendations spanning the media landscape.

TICKETS

Summer may be waning but that doesn't mean the concert circuit is winding down. Tickets for three big tours go on the block Friday. Seats for the second leg of Aerosmith's Global Warming tour, which kicks off Nov. 8 in Oklahoma City, aren't available until Monday, but the band is offering a Facebook pre-sale starting Friday. Little Monsters can start scooping up tickets Friday at LiveNation.com for the North American leg of Lady Gaga's Born This Way Ball world tour, headed to 25 cities starting Jan. 11 in Vancouver. Nas and Lauryn Hill's Life Is Good/Black Rage tour also goes on sale Friday. The pair launch Oct. 29 in Dallas with later stops in Houston, Atlanta, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Oakland, New York and Magna, Utah. -- Gundersen

BOX SET
New release celebrates Michael Jackson's 'Bad'

Michael Jackson's history-making follow-up to Thriller is reissued in Bad: 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition, a three-CD/one-DVD set (Sony/Legacy, $40) that captures the King of Pop at his height of popularity. Bad was the first album with five straight No. 1 singles: I Just Can't Stop Loving You, Bad, The Way You Make Me Feel, Man In the Mirror and Dirty Diana. The set includes the original album, unreleased material and new remixes featuring Pitbull, Afrojack and Nero. The Bad tour DVD features the complete July 16, 1988, show at London's Wembley Stadium before a crowd of 72,000 that included Prince Charles and Princess Diana. The concert DVD ($12) will also be sold separately. --Jones

DVD/BLU-RAY
Katy Perry's 'Part of Me' yours to bring home on DVD/Blu-ray

If you're a Katy Perry fan but somehow missed her well-received documentary in theaters this summer, Katy Perry: Part of Me is now available on DVD and Blu-ray. As the title suggests, the film juggles concert footage with behind-the-scenes interviews and moments in which the singer/songwriter discusses her life and career, from her upbringing in a Pentecostal family to her relationship with British actor/comedian Russell Brand, whom she divorced this year. The Blu-ray is available in 3-D (as the film was presented), and there are cameo appearances by fellow pop stars Adele, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber. -- Gardner

STREAMING
Green Day, iHeartRadio bring the music to you

Give Green Day's new Uno! a test drive. The trio are streaming the full album (out Tuesday) on their Facebook page this week. It's the first installment of their trilogy of albums, which continues with the aptly named Dos! (Nov. 13) and Tre! (Jan. 15), all produced by longtime friend Rob Cavallo.

Meanwhile, the iHeartRadio music festival returns to Sin City, but not everyone can make it, of course. No matter: The Vegas fest is streaming (at festival.iheart.com). Headliners include Taylor Swift, Aerosmith, Rihanna, Swedish House Mafia and the aforementioned Green Day, offering another way to give Green Day's new stuff a spin. -- Lopez

TV
Womack, Mumford, Ne-Yo lead a weekend of tune-ins

Music fans with wide tastes will be rewarded on television this weekend. On Friday's The Tonight Show With Jay Leno (NBC, 11:35 p.m. ET/PT), R&B legend Bobby Womack teams up with Blur's Damon Albarn to perform music from Womack's new album, The Bravest Man In the Universe. British folk group Mumford & Sons appears on Saturday Night Live (NBC, Saturday, 11:30 p.m. ET/PT). Finally, Ne-Yo will be featured in what's looking like an especially promising season of VH1's Behind the Music (Sunday, 9 p.m. ET/PT). His episode will feature exclusive footage of the young singer performing on Showtime at the Apollo as a member of a boy band. --Mansfield