Metallica Launches ‘Month of Giving’ to Help Coronavirus Charities

Metallica is encouraging fans to give to coronavirus-related charities amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic with their new “Month of Giving” campaign.
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Killswitch Engage Releases “Atonement II” B-Sides EP for Charity

Killswitch Engage has released a six-song EP to benefit the COVID-19 Relief Fund for the Center for Disaster Philanthropy.
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Record Store Day Plots Three-Day Release System Due to COVID-19

This year’s Record Store Day will be spread out over three separate days in August, September and October to help keep in line with social distancing guidelines.
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Rage Against the Machine Postpones Tour to 2021

The much-anticipated reunion tour for Rage Against the Machine has been rescheduled to 2021, due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Tool Hopes to Write New Music While on Lockdown

The guys of Tool recently released a new album, but due to the coronavirus quarantine, they might already start work on new music.
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The Messenger Birds on a Rock Revival, Connecting During Coronavirus and More

“We are very fortunate to come from a city with such an incredible legacy from the venues to the players,” says Detroit’s Messenger Birds.
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One Hundred Thousand Releases New Song, ‘Taurus’

New Jersey’s One Hundred Thousand has released a new prog-rock tune called “Taurus” off their upcoming album,  “Zodiac.”
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Alter Bridge Honors Essential Workers in ‘You Will Be Remembered’ Video

Watch Alter Bridge’s emotional video for “You Will Be Remembered,” which honors healthcare workers, first responders and essential workers.
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Trivium Guitarist Corey Beaulieu on COVID-19, the Return of Live Music + More

Corey Beaulieu of Trivium speaks with Anne Erickson about the band’s new album, “What the Dead Men Say,” and a changing music business amid the coronavirus.
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Corey Taylor and Wife, Alicia, Launching a Food Truck; Discuss Concerts After COVID-19

Corey Taylor says that when concerts return after COVID-19, smaller shows will be the first to come back.
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