Unsolved Mysteries is now running new stories weeknights at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time on Lifetime Television! Check below for more information about this week's new stories.

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Here are some of the stories you will see this week on Unsolved Mysteries (8:00 p.m. Eastern on Lifetime Television).

Missing Band - Allen Park, Michigan is a small town of 47,000 people just south of Detroit. A friendly place where adults trust their neighbors and children play without fear. Until everything suddenly changed. Over an eight-week period, a local band vanished without a trace – setting in motion one of the most complex and unusual investigations authorities have ever encountered.

Estranged Drummer Reunited With Group - In the fall of 2001, 20-year-old drummer David Saladin disappeared what was thought to be forever. One year later he returned, after the group went missing theirselves. Changing their name to match that of a street in western Michigan, confusions arise about the status of the band's now two drummers.

Bass Player Vanishes - What had begun as a simple evening of friendly recording would soon become a night of terror for a band in Michigan. Over the next few hours, they would experience every musician's worst nightmare. Investigators need your help to track down the individual responsible for the suffering they ultimately endured and survived.

Local Bar Sales Plummet - Best friends since childhood, Dave Matthews and local Wheat and Rye owner colaberated to expose the upcomming acts and immersed themselves in the local Detroit scene. A few months later the scene would be dead. Authorities now need your help in finding it's killer.