Pearl Jam’s ‘Jeremy’ Gets ‘Jeremy (Lin)’ Makeover by Jimmy Fallon
On Jimmy Fallon's late-night TV show Thursday, Fallon put his own spin on Pearl Jam's “Jeremy” as a tribute to New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin.
Coldplay Announce North American Tour Openers
Alternative rock band Coldplay have enlisted a few under-the-radar, indie-flavored bands to open their upcoming North American tour.
Michael Anthony Says the Who and Zeppelin Influence Chickenfoot’s Music
Michael Anthony, bass player of rock supergroup Chickenfoot, says the band's new album was influenced by ‘70s-era greats such as Led Zeppelin and the Who.
Zakk Wylde’s New Book Features Stories with Alice in Chains, Metallica
Zakk Wylde fans, brace yourselves. The legendary Black Label Society frontman will release his heavy metal handbook, “Bringing Metal to the Children,” April 10.
Social Distortion and Toadies to Tour
“Possum Kingdom” alternative rockers the Toadies are still rocking post-grunge riffs, and the '90s band have announced a 2012 tour with Social Distortion.
Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale Says ‘Love Bites’ Puts Her on the ‘Guy’s Side’
After a string of songs rooting against the guy, Halestorm lead singer Lzzy Hale insists the band's new track, "Love Bites (So Do I)," roots for the guy.
Limp Bizkit Sign to Same Label as Lil Wayne, Drake and Nicki Minaj
Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit have signed a new record deal with Cash Money Records, the same label behind Lil Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Bow Wow, Drake and Birdman.
Fear Factory and Shadows Fall Reveal Upcoming U.S. Tour Dates
Get ready to take in some serious metal music, because heavy music vets Fear Factor and Shadows Fall have announced a North American tour for this spring.
All-American Rejects’ Tyson Ritter Talks Dating in L.A. and New Tour
All-American Rejects frontman Tyson Ritter is a good looking guy. We’re talking model-worthy good looks. Even so, Ritter is having a hard time dating in L.A.
Metallica and Jay-Z Get Mixed on ‘Double Black’ Track
Metallica and Jay-Z, together in a mix? It’s something you have to hear to believe. Listen to a mix of Metallica and Jay-Z’s seminal “Black” albums, here.