Sevendust have added a final leg of their 20th/21st anniversary tour this fall in celebration of their gold-certified 2001 album “Animosity.” The fall leg kicks-off Sept. 9 in Danville, Va. with the band playing the Blue Ridge
Bring Me the Horizon have shared their new song “sTraNgeRs” from the upcoming second EP in their ‘Post Human’ series. The song is available to stream- here. Speaking of the song, frontman Oli Sykes says: “The song
Queen + Adam Lambert have announced Rhapsody Over London, a new concert special that will premiere on July 24 and available to stream live and on-demand via Kiswe, an interactive streaming video platform. Rhapsody Over London was
Mammoth WVH ‘s Wolfgang Van Halen and his longtime girlfriend, Andraia Allsop, are engaged. The son of Eddie Van Halen and Valerie Bertinelli revealed the news via social media, sharing a picture of the happy couple with
Legendary guitarist Carlos Santana, 74, collapsed on stage during a show in Michigan on Tuesday, and was rushed to a hospital. The rocker shared on Facebook later that evening that he was “Just taking it easy. Forgot
Metallica shared in a statement that they were honored that “Master of Puppets” was used in the second volume of ‘Stranger Things’ Season Four. The ’80s classic metal song provides the soundtrack for a significant scene involving
Guns N’ Roses canceled their Tuesday concert in Glasgow, Scotland, due to undisclosed medical concerts. The group shared on Instagram: “Sadly, due to illness and medical advice, GN’R will not be able to perform on Glasgow. Guns
Travis Barker updated fans on the status of his health after his unexpected hospitalization last week. In a series of tweets over the weekend, the 46-year-old Barker shared: “I went in for an endoscopy Monday feeling great.
Megadeth announced their new album, titled The Sick, the Dying … and the Dead!, will arrive on Sept. 2. The LP’s first single, “We’ll Be Back,” is available now; you can watch the video for the track
Poison was unable to perform at their ‘Stadium Tour’ stop in Nashville on June 30th, after singer Bret Michaels was hospitalized. According to multiple news outlets, Poison guitarist C.C. Deville addressed the crowd at Nissan Stadium and
