Green Carnation Prog Album Trilogy Set to Fully Bloom
When it comes to progressive metal that is particularly somber, eloquent, and rustic, few bands do it better than Norway’s Green Carnation. From 2000’s Journey to the End of the Night and 2001’s pivotal Light of Day, Day of Darkness…
Metallica Expands Las Vegas Sphere Schedule with 4 New Shows
Just hours after Metallica announced they would be playing six more shows in 2027 as part of their Metallica: Life Burns Faster residency, they’ve made it an even 10 with four new dates. These dates will take them into March…
Metallica Announces 6 Additional 2027 Las Vegas Sphere Dates
Metallica has recently added six more dates to their 2027 Las Vegas Sphere residency plans. The thrash legends initially announced their Sphere dates last week and then extended their Metallica: Life Burns Faster residency from October of this year through…
Injury Forces Industrial Metal Legends to End Touring
Key Takeaways Health Update: Justin Broadrick underwent significant abdominal surgery for an inguinal hernia. Performance Halt: He has stopped live performances to avoid further health risks. Future Projects: Broadrick is working on two final albums for Godflesh while continuing with…
’80s Rock Albums That Deserve More Recognition
Not every album finds its audience out of the gate, and in this feature, we’re shining a spotlight on 10 1980s rock albums that should have been bigger than their initial returns, which seem to have achieved more respect as…
Ozzfest’s Return Confirmed by Sharon Osbourne
After discussing the potential return of Ozzfest earlier this year and teasing on social media, Sharon Osbourne has confirmed her plans to revive Ozzfest in 2027. What Did Sharon Osbourne Say About Ozzfest’s Return? While participating in a panel at…
Draiman Praises Shomo as Fronz Issues Apology for Homophobic Comment
Disturbed frontman David Draiman voiced his support for Beartooth’s Caleb Shomo following the mixed reactions to the band’s new single, “Free,” while Attila’s Chris Fronzak apologized for making homophobic remarks at Shomo’s expense. Beartooth released “Free” last Friday (Feb. 27),…
Lamb of God Interview: Insights from the Band
Interview: Bryan Rolli Images: PHOTOGRAPHER NAME Lamb of God Go ‘Into Oblivion’ — Growing Up, Not OldFrom Richmond dive bars to arena stages around the world, Lamb of God have defied all expectations over the past 30 years — from…
Aftershock 2026 Lineup Features Over 140 Bands
The Aftershock Festival has announced its complete lineup for 2026, featuring over 140 bands. This festival will occur over four days from October 1 to 4 at Discovery Park in Sacramento, California. Headliners for each night include My Chemical Romance,…
Twisted Sister Unveils Drummer for Sebastian Bach Shows
Twisted Sister have revealed who will play the drums during their upcoming shows with Sebastian Bach. The group just revealed Bach as their new vocalist in place of Dee Snider yesterday (March 3) for a “handful of select dates this…
Metallica Announce 6 New Residency Dates in Las Vegas Sphere
Due to high demand, Metallica have revealed six new Las Vegas Sphere residency dates for 2026 and 2027. The thrash legends just announced the initial batch of Sphere dates in late February. Dubbed Metallica: Life Burns Faster, the residency was…
Beartooth’s New Song and Video: Why the Buzz?
Beartooth’s frontman Caleb Shomo deleted his personal Instagram account just days after the band released its new single, “Free,” along with a music video that received mixed reactions on social media. So, what is the significance of “Free”? Why Is…