Iron Maiden have unveiled an animated video for their first new song in six years, “The Writing on the Wall.” The metal legends had been teasing a mysterious event called “Belshazzar’s Feast” leading up to today’s premiere.The
Within Temptation have released the official music video for their new single “Shed My Skin” which dropped prior to the band’s online show The Aftermath — A Show In A Virtual Reality— set to take place on July
Korn have announced that that Suicidal Tendencies bassist Ra Diaz will join them on their upcoming summer tour. Diaz will be filling in for Korn bassist Fieldy, who is taking some time off “to heal”. The band
Deftones and Gojira have rescheduled their joint tour dates. The tour was originally set for 2020, but waa postponed until April 2021; however now the North American trek has been rescheduled to kick-off April 2022 in Portland,
The Offspring have shared the video for the track “This Is Not Utopia,” which is included on their 10th studio album, Let The Bad Times Roll, the first studio release from the group in nine years. After
Post Malone is back with the video for his new single, “Motley Crew,” featuring a cameo from Mötley Crüe founding drummer Tommy Lee. Filmed at the Auto Club Speedway, Post and his “motley crew” head onto the
Phoebe Bridgers will be hitting the road in support of her recent album Punisher, with Muna opening for Bridgers on a handful of select dates. Bridgers’ upcoming tour marks her first run of live dates since November
Badflower released the music video for their new single, “Family’ and have also announced their sophomore album, “This Is How The Word Ends,” will arrive this September 24th. The video for “Family” contains footage of lead singer Josh
Paul McCartney offers a retrospective on his legendary career in the new trailer for Hulu’a upcoming documentary series, ‘McCartney 3,2,1.’ The 79-year-old McCartney, joined by famed music producer Rick Rubin, discusses his work with the Beatles, his
HBO has released the trailer for Woodstock ‘99: Peace, Love, and Rage, the first film in the network’s ‘Music Box’ documentary series. The movie, executive produced by Bill Simmons, examines the details and legacy of the ill-fated Woodstock
