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.
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.”
Creed’s Scott Stapp Recalls Getting Rocker Advice from Eddie Van Halen
Creed frontman Scott Stap fondly remembers some early advice Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen gave him when the guys were starting to hit it big.
Jack White Says Meg Wanted to End the White Stripes, Not Him
Speaking with the New York Times, former White Stripes frontman Jack White explained that drummer Meg White wanted to end the band, not him.
Tool, Dave Matthews Band to Headline River’s Edge Music Festival
Tool fans who missed the progressive metal band’s short run of U.S. shows earlier this year will be happy to hear they have a second chance.
P.O.D. Offer Free Download of New Song, ‘Eyez’
Christian rap-rockers P.O.D. (Payable on Death) have released a high-octane new song call "Eyez," off their upcoming album, “Murdered Love”