Chris Cornell Says New Soundgarden Album is ‘Mostly Done’

According to Chris Cornell, Soundgarden’s new album — the grunge rock band’s first studio release since 1996 — is nearing completion.
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Staind Announce 15-Date Winter U.S. Tour

Post-grunge rock band Staind have announced a handful of U.S. tour dates, running right up until the Christmas kicks in.
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Evanescence’s Amy Lee Contemplates Second Single

Evanescence’s latest single, “What You Want,” is atop the active rock chart, but if you ask Amy Lee, the band are already thinking about their next single.
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Mark Lanegan Taps Queens of the Stone Age, Former Pearl Jam Members for New LP

Mark Lanegan, known for his work in 1980s and 1990s grunge outfit Screaming Trees, is set to release his latest album with his Mark Lanegan Band, Blues Funeral.
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Courtney Love Resurrects Hole for New York Secret Show

Courtney Love and her ‘90s alternative rock collective will play their first show in over a year Wednesday (Nov. 9) in New York City.
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The Black Keys’ Patrick Carney: Rock Doesn’t Sell Like it Used To

Patrick Carney, half of the alternative rock duo the Black Keys, says the band has modest expectations for their upcoming album, El Camino, out Dec. 6.
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Radiohead Announce First Leg of 2012 U.S. Tour [TOUR DATES]

Radiohead have teased fans for weeks of an impending U.S. tour, and now, the alternative rock band have announce the first round of tour dates. Find them, here!
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Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl: Band Doesn’t Feel Any Different Than in 1995

The third leg of the Foo Fighters’ U.S. tour kicks off in Duluth, Ga., Nov. 7, with support from Social Distortion. Find a complete list of tour dates, here!
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The Devil Wears Prada Guitarist Doesn’t Mind Lyrics About God

Chris Rubey, guitarist for Christian hardcore band the Devil Wears Prada, says the band has been able to stick together because they share faith and friendship.
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Art of Dying’s Jeff Brown on Disturbed: ‘They’re Our Brothers’

It’s no secret that the boys of Art of Dying have Disturbed personalities David Draiman and Dan Donegan to thank for the Canadian band’s hard rock victory.
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