Hatebreed will return to the road this September on the 20 Years of Brutality Tour. The band announced the tour news on social media with the post: “20 Years Of Brutality Tour announced! w/ special guests @terrorhardcore
Asking Alexandria have dropped two new songs from their forthcoming album ‘Where Do We Go From Here’ which is set for release later this year. “Dark Void”, the debut track from Where Do We Go From Here,
Korn’s RIAA Gold-certified album UNTITLED (2007), will be reissued as a 2 LP vinyl Deluxe Limited Edition, arriving on July 28. The digital deluxe version will land on DSPs the same day. The vinyl release follows the
The Cult will launch a run of tour dates this fall, traveling across the western U.S. following their performance at Aftershock Festival. In addition, the band have also added a trio of July performances, including a July
Theory of a Deadman and Skillet have announced the fall leg of their co-headlining The Rock Resurrection Tour, joined by Saint Asonia. The trek kicked off earlier this year with a run of 25 dates throughout North
Asking Alexandria and The Hu are teaming up this fall on a co-headlining run across the U.S. The Psycho Thunder Tour will feature special guests Bad Wolves and Zero 9:36, kicking-off August 30th in San Antonio, TX
The 1975 will embark on a multi-city North American tour this upcoming fall. The band announced the news while on their world tour, writing alongside a tour graphic featuring the string of dates on Instagram: “Still …
Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian announced that she is expecting her fourth child with a handwritten sign that she displayed as her husband, Travis Barker, performed on stage at the Blink-182 concert in Los Angeles Friday night.
Dolly Parton is sharing two tracks from her forthcoming rock album, Rockstar — “Bygones,” featuring Judas Priest’s Rob Halford (along with special guests Nikki Sixx and John 5); and “Magic Man,” featuring Heart’s Ann Wilson. The 77-year-old
Foo Fighters have shared the video of the debut performance of “Rescued,” off their new album “But Here We Are,” produced by Greg Kurstin and Foo Fighters. The footage comes from the band’s hour-long livestream event on
