Red Hot Chili Peppers to Play Free Show for President Obama Volunteers
While they're in Ohio for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, Red Hot Chili Peppers are making plans to play a concert for local Obama campaign volunteers.
Ronnie Montrose’s Death Ruled a Suicide
Ronnie Montrose's death has officially been ruled a suicide.
Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger Talks ‘Here and Now Tour,’ Loving the Fans
Nickelback kick off their “Here and Now Tour” tonight (April 10) alongside Bush and Seether, and frontman Chad Kroeger says to expect the hits.
‘Bringing Metal to the Children’ Co-Author Eric Hendrikx Talks Zakk Wylde and More
In this exclusive interview with Audio Ink Radio, 'Bringing Metal to the Children' co-author Eric Hendrikx chats about his days with Black Label Society's Zakk Wylde.
The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach Says New Album Was Spontaneous
When Akron, Ohio-based blues rock duo the Black Keys make a new album, they don’t believe in planning things out in advance.
Adrenaline Mob Announce 2012 North American Tour Dates
Heavy metal supergroup Adrenaline Mob are hitting the road this May. Find the full list of tour dates, here!
Evanescence, ‘Made of Stone,’ Carries Emotion, Power – Song Review
Evanescence's latest single, "Made of Stone," carries a wide range of musical textures and feels. Read Audio Ink Radio's review of the song, here.
Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell Describes What to Expect from New Album
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell says the band's new album came together naturally and organically, and he thinks that's apparent listening to the tracks.
Halestorm Streaming Entire New Album, ‘The Strange Case of…’
Halestorm’s new album, “The Strange Case of…,” arrives April 10, but those who can’t wait that long to get their ears on the new tracks are in luck.
Ex-Korn Guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch Unveils ‘Chemicals’ Album Cover
Former Korn guitarist Brian “Head” Welch and his Christian rock band Love and Death have unveiled the album art for their upcoming EP, “Chemicals.”