Darius Rucker, the Grammy-winning Hootie & the Blowfish frontman and country star, has formed a new rock supergroup Howl Owl Howl with R.E.M. co-founder Mike Mills (bass) and The Black Crowes co-founder Steve Gorman (drums).
Read moreIron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson delivered a stunning rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” at an NFL game. The surprise performance by the rock legend captured the attention of fans and media, showcasing his powerful vocal range on a new stage.
Read moreGerard Way, the iconic frontman of My Chemical Romance, has teamed up with three members of the ska-punk band The Interrupters for a new project called The Mock-Ups, teasing a song titled “I Wanna Know Your Name” that’s “coming soon.”
Read moreTwisted Sister, the legendary metal icons known for their anthemic defiance, have officially announced their 50th anniversary tour for 2026, marking 50 years since their formation in 1976. Fronted by the unmistakable Dee Snider, the band is set to reunite for a worldwide tour, their first major live run since the 2016 farewell shows.
Read moreJack Osbourne has unleashed on Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters following shocking Roger Waters Ozzy comments. Read his furious response calling Waters ‘pathetic’ and see the remarks that have ignited a feud between the two legendary rock camps.
Read moreThe music world mourns the loss of Bruce Loose, Flipper’s iconic singer, who has died at 66. We explore the legacy of the confrontational punk frontman, his influence on Kurt Cobain, and the band’s most essential, sludgy anthems.
Read moreSlipknot, the Iowa-born metal trailblazers, unleashed the Slipknot (25th Anniversary Edition) of their groundbreaking self-titled debut album
Read moreThe 2025 MTV Video Music Awards were electric, but one performance stood out above the rest—a thunderous, emotional Ozzy Osbourne tribute that brought the house down.
Read moreSex Pistols, the iconic punk rock pioneers, have canceled their highly anticipated 2025 Americas tour, including North and South American dates, following a broken wrist injury.
Read moreNeil Young’s Big Crime protest track, recorded live in Chicago, fiercely critiques Trump’s DC militarization. With biting lyrics and raw energy, Young reignites his legacy of resistance, turning a soundcheck into a powerful political statement.
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