Best Emo Covers of ’80s and ’90s Songs Loved Today
No matter the wave or subgenre, most emo bands seem to have a knack for covering songs from the ’80s and ’90s. Maybe it’s the unexpectedness of hearing a screaming version of a-ha’s “Take on Me” or an emo take…
Heavy Music Stars Without Tattoos and Their Reasons
Despite tattoos being a major part of rock and metal culture, some of the biggest heavy music stars don’t have any tattoos of their own. Tattooing goes all the way back to ancient times. According to Smithsonian Magazine, Egyptians are…
Architects Are Always Working On New Music, Says Sam Carter
Sam Carter joined Loudwire Nights on Thursday (May 14) to discuss the Architects’ latest run of live shows across America — and he shared some hopeful insights about the band’s progress with new music. Listen to the full conversation in…
Eye of the Storm by Five Finger Death Punch Delivers Impact
The next era of Five Finger Death Punch is upon us as the band has just released the new song “Eye of the Storm.” The band is in the midst of an incredible run of 12 straight chart-topping singles on…
Weezer and SRV Join Library of Congress’ Recording Registry
The Library of Congress has added 25 new recordings to its National Recording Registry, including a 1994 alt-rock smash and a 1983 blues-rock gem. The former? Weezer’s quintuple-platinum debut album (commonly known as The Blue Album). The latter? Stevie Ray…
Something Wicked Marks New Chapter for Breaking Benjamin
Key Takeaways New Single: Breaking Benjamin has released their new single “Something Wicked,” marking their first new music since 2024. Live Debut: The song was first performed live at the Welcome to Rockville festival. Upcoming Album: This release is a…
Promotional Items From ‘The Osbournes’ TV Series Reviewed
From cookie jars to dog bowls, it seemed like the Osbourne family was on just about everything at the height of their reality TV popularity. Here is a look back at some of the wildest promotional items for The Osbournes….
Ritchie Blackmore Reflects on Replacement by Christopher Cross
Deep Purple shared the stage with a little-known guitarist named Christopher Cross on Aug. 28, 1970, at the Jam Factory in San Antonio. The twist? The 19-year-old Cross was filling in at the last minute for the band’s regular guitarist,…
Timing of My Chemical Romance’s ‘Danger Days’ Tease Explained
My Chemical Romance are once again teasing something on Instagram, and the timing is rather interesting given what the band has coming up. Keep reading to see why fans are freaking out about MCR’s latest tease. What Did My Chemical…
Caleb Shomo Shares First Post After Deleting Social Media Account
Caleb Shomo of Beartooth has made his first social media post since deleting his account a few months ago. The rocker’s personal Instagram account disappeared shortly after Beartooth shared the video for their latest song “Free,” which received significant criticism…
Black Queen Returns: Greg Puciato Celebrates the Moment
Key Takeaways Greg Puciato reflects on his career, noting he often looks forward rather than back. The Black Queen is celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album, Fever Daydream. Puciato has assembled a new band lineup that is revitalizing…
Black Veil Brides Announce 16 Dates for 2026 Tour’s Second Leg
Black Veil Brides have found a good thing in their current touring and decided to extend it into the fall. The band will be taking out Caskets and Archers for more shows, with Holy Wars and Autumn Kings playing select…