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Underrated Hair Metal Bands That Deserved More Recognition

The term “hair metal” is often misunderstood and misused; it’s not an official genre classification, but rather a dismissive label that many bands caught in the whirlwind of the 1980s hard rock scene were unfairly grouped into. This phrase, while…

Aerosmith Song Tom Hamilton Aspired to Perform Live

Throughout an impressive career spanning over 50 years, bassist Tom Hamilton has played an integral role in performing many of Aerosmith’s iconic hits as well as numerous lesser-known gems. Despite this extensive repertoire, there has always been one particular track…

Horrible Future Fest Headliners for Rock and Metal?

Could the Future of Rock and Metal Be Dominated by ?Horrible? Bands? In a recent interview with NME, Slipknot?s Shawn ?Clown? Crahan stirred up considerable debate by claiming that there are numerous ?horrible bands? poised to headline future music festivals….

REO Speedwagon’s Kevin Cronin Expresses Sadness and Anger

The recent revelation that REO Speedwagon will conclude its touring activities in 2024 due to “irreconcilable differences” between frontman Kevin Cronin and bassist Bruce Hall has left fans reeling in disbelief. Cronin, too, admits he was blindsided by this decision….

Failure: The Greatest Gift from the Music Industry

“The most valuable lesson I ever learned in the music industry came from failure.” Tom Morello made an appearance on Loudwire Nights on Tuesday (Dec. 10) to discuss the exciting release of his new solo track, “One Last Dance.” During…

New Music Insights: Drop the Star & Seattle’s Music Scene

Since their inception in 2020, Drop the Star has been a dynamic force in the music scene of the Seattle-Tacoma area. The band is currently celebrating the exciting release of their latest track, “Something to Fight For,” which showcases their…

Tom Hamilton Reflects on Aerosmith?s Last Concerts

Aerosmith’s Peace Out farewell tour, featuring the legendary Black Crowes, was intended to honor the band’s incredible legacy spanning over 50 years. However, the tour faced an unexpected setback when Steven Tyler sustained a vocal cord injury, leading to the…

Kansas’ Classic Lineup Reunites for 2024 Tour Finale

Kansas marked a significant milestone by celebrating the grand finale of their Another Fork in the Road 50th Anniversary tour with a remarkable reunion of the band members, or at least a portion of them. This nostalgic gathering brought together…

No Friction in Damn Yankees, Says Ted Nugent

Ted Nugent has provided a detailed response to Tommy Shaw?s recent insights concerning the conclusion of their renowned supergroup, Damn Yankees. This revelation sheds light on the dynamics and creative processes that shaped their collaboration. During an interview with UCR,…

Tom Petty?s ?Long After Dark? Remains Relevant Today

Tom Petty’s beloved radio show, Buried Treasure, was a treasure trove for fans, showcasing not just other artists but also revealing many undiscovered gems from his own extensive catalog. Among these hidden treasures is the 1982 album Long After Dark,…

30 Years of ‘Vitalogy’: Reflections from a Pearl Jam Insider

As fans enthusiastically commemorate the 30th anniversary of Pearl Jam’s groundbreaking third studio album, Vitalogy, this year, a close friend and collaborator of the band, Brett Eliason, joined Loudwire Nights to reminisce about his unique experiences while working alongside Pearl…

Neil Young’s ‘Mirror Ball’: The Creative Journey with Pearl Jam

Pearl Jam made waves with the release of their third studio album, Vitalogy, in late 1994, during a period of frenetic growth in their popularity. Among the most unexpected and exciting developments of that era was the band?s collaboration with…