Just days after announcing a late February + March 2019 tour, the group In Flames has announced another short run preceding those dates. In Flames will headline, sharing stages with All That Remains and All Hail the Yeti, on
Five Finger Death Punch and Breaking Benjamin teamed up earlier this summer to contribute their earnings towards two organizations, and have now followed up with an additional $60,000 in donations from their Fall tour. The two acts
Alice In Chains announced that their latest album, Rainier Fog, will not become a film project. The film Black Antenna will use the 10 tracks from the disc as a backdrop for a 90-minute sci-fi epic, produced and directed by
Bad Religion released three new songs in 2018, but no new album. However, it looks like that will change in 2019, as the band confirmed that a new release is definitely in the works. “We’re not announcing
Janet Jackson, Stevie Nicks and the top fan vote-getter, Def Leppard will become members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, earning induction on Thursday morning. Radiohead, the Cure, Roxy Music and the Zombies will also
Greta Van Fleet are planning to work on a new album for 2019. Bassist Sam Kiszka revealed the band’s 2019 plans in an interview, saying, “A lot more writing, getting some stuff recorded and start working on
Def Leppard have topped the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame’s fan vote. Def Leppard gathered 547,647 votes – with the fan vote top five rounded out by Stevie Nicks (427,844), Todd Rundgren (365,370), The Zombies (329,052)
The Chicago Open Air Festival is the latest event to reveal its 2019 lineup, with System of a Down and Tool heading up the two-day concert event the weekend of Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19.
Godsmack just announced their 2019 North American headlining tour, with Volbeat serving as their supporting act. The 2019 tour will kick off in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena on April 16 and wrap up on June 11 in
Breaking Benjamin will be wrapping up their co-headlining arena tour with Five Finger Death Punch this week, but they’ve already announcing their next trek. The band will begin a headlining arena tour next spring throughout North America,
