Best Rock Song of 2025 You Need to Hear
Mammoth’s “The End” is Loudwire’s No. 1 rock song of 2025. It’s the title track from Mammoth’s third album and was also the lead single, released back in May. Wolfgang Van Halen once again took on all the instruments and…
David Coverdale Announces New Farewell Tour After Retirement
Having recently retired from Whitesnake, David Coverdale has just announced another retirement of sorts, revealing to longtime fans that he’s stepping away from social media. Coverdale has been one of the more interesting follows over the years letting his at…
Sharon Osbourne’s Life at Home Following Ozzy’s Passing
For the first time, Sharon Osbourne has provided a glimpse into how she is adjusting to life at home since Ozzy’s death earlier this year. Sharon was a guest on the latest episode of Piers Morgan Uncensored, where she provided…
Alienation by Three Days Grace – 2025 Rock Album Winner
Congratulations are in order for Three Days Grace as the veteran rockers are Loudwire‘s pick for the Best Rock Album of 2025 for Alienation. It was a banner year for the Canadian group, who set the stage in late 2024…
Biggest Touring Rock Band Ticket Sales Since 2001
Pollstar recently compiled a list showcasing how many tickets the biggest touring rock bands have sold this millennium. The publication’s Most Popular Touring Artists of the Millennium list ranks the Top 25 artists based on the number of tickets sold…
Triumph’s 2026 Reunion Tour Lineup of Musicians Revealed
Who else is participating in Triumph’s 50th anniversary reunion lineup? The Canadian rock band just announced the dates for their 2026 tour yesterday (Dec. 9). Dubbed the Rock & Roll Machine Reloaded tour, the trek will start in late April…
A Sleep Token Song Tops New York Times’ Best Songs of 2025
A Sleep Token song is No. 1 on The New York Times‘ Best Songs of 2025 List. The publication shared the list earlier this week, featuring a total of 50 tracks divided into two categories. The first category, compiled by…
’70s Rock Musicians Who Stayed Sober and Drug-Free
Here are five rock musicians from the 1970s who never drank alcohol or used drugs. When you think of rock ‘n’ roll in the 1970s, it’s almost impossible not to picture backstage chaos, late-night parties, and performances fueled by copious amounts…
Metal Bands Shine as Top Touring Acts of the Millennium
As the year winds down, Pollstar has compiled a list of the 25 Most Popular Touring Acts of the Millennium (2001-2025). Among them are two metal bands, with one of the acts even cracking the Top 10 of touring acts…
Better 2025 Album – ‘Don’t Go in the Forest’ Comparison
What is the Best Rock Album of 2025? Last week, you helped vote for Three Days Grace’s Alienation to a final matchup against the winner of this week’s contest. We are pitting Avatar’s Don’t Go in the Forest against Deftones’…
Gene Simmons Criticizes Ace Frehley Following His Death
In a recent interview, KISS bassist Gene Simmons attributes a series of “bad decisions” to the recent death of his former bandmate Ace Frehley. Frehley, the band’s founding lead guitarist, suffered multiple skull fractures and a brain bleed after a…
Josh Homme’s Unique Plans for His Body After Death
Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age shared his plans for his body after death in a recent interview with Stereogum, which also discussed his album Alive in the Catacombs. What Are Josh Homme’s Plans for After His Death?…