Hollywood Undead’s Johnny 3 Tears Talks ‘American Tragedy Redux’
Masked rap-rock guys of Hollywood Undead released their new, remixed version of their current album, American Tragedy Redux, in November.
Evanescence Record New Music Video with Director Dean Karr
Amy Lee and her goth-tinged rock band Evanescence are prepping to release the music video for, “My Heart is Broken,” and Dean Karr is directing the clip.
Corey Taylor: ‘Christmas is One of My Favorite Times of the Year’
Corey Taylor, the voice behind hard rock bands Stone Sour and Slipknot, says he's a huge fan of Christmas and all the jolly traditions that go with it!
U2’s Bono Frightened of Alicia Keys
Bono seems like a friendly chap who wouldn’t be intimated by anyone. But, there’s one person who came make the U2 frontman wobble in his boots: Alicia Keys.
Tool Confirm New Album is on the Way
Tool have confirmed that six-stringer Adam Jones, drummer Danny Carey and bass player Justin Chancellor spent Thanksgiving weekend working on new material.
Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger Can Take the Haters, Says My Darkest Days
While Nickelback is one of those polarizing bands that draws heaps of love and detest, Matt Walst of My Darkest Days says Chad Kroeger takes it all in stride.
Chevelle Unveil 2011 Tour Dates
Melodic hard rock trio Chevelle have rolled out a sequence of North American tour dates in support of, Hats Off to the Bull, that will run through mid-December.
P.O.D. Release DIY Video Featuring Papa Roach’s Jacoby Shaddix [WATCH]
San Diego rap-rock band P.O.D. recently put together a gritty new video to accompany their track, “On Fire,” in completely D.I.Y. fashion.
Maynard James Keenan Says Puscifer is Completely ‘Independent’
Maynard James Keenan is currently out on the road with Puscifer, his electro-industrial project, promoting the band’s latest album, Conditions of My Parole.
Nickelback Release ‘Here and Now,’ Hit No. 1 on the Rock Singles Chart
Canadian rock guys Nickelback release their latest studio album, Here and Now, today (Nov. 22), and the album's first rock single, "Bottoms Up," is No. 1 on the rock chart.