Staind Guitarist Mike Mushok Recalls Getting Favorite Christmas Gift
Staind guitarist Mike Mushok was drawn to the guitar at a young age. Before he could start to play, however, he needed to actually get his hands on a guitar!
Retro Blink-182 Video for ‘Josie’ Hits the Internet
Your holiday gift is a never-before-released clip from Blink-182’s music video for their track, “Josie,” which appears on the band’s 1997 release, Dude Ranch.
Alter Bridge to Release ‘Live at Wembley’ DVD in 2012
Alter Bridge may be taking a break until 2013, but the Orlando, Fla.-based rock band plan to release a live DVD, titled “Live at Wembley,” in 2012.
The Black Keys, Switchfoot, Foster the People – Alt-Rock Gift Guide
Audio Ink Radio presents sets from the Black Keys, Foster the People and Switchfoot in our Alternative Rock Gift Guide 2011!
Collective Soul Bassist Will Turpin Names What He Wants for Christmas
While 2011 brought downtime for the guys of Collective Soul, 2012 should bring new music. In the meantime, bass player Will Turpin offers up his Christmas pick!
Stone Temple Pilots’ Scott Weiland Tells CNN His Christmas Wish
Scott Weiland stopped by the set of TV network CNN to spread some Christmas cheer and promote his new album of traditional Christmas songs, Most Wonderful Time of the Year.
MxPx Frontman Mike Herrera Explains Title of the Band’s New Album
Longstanding underground punk rock act MxPx have finally come up with a name for their ninth studio album: Plans within Plans.
Foster the People to Take ‘Pumped up Kicks’ on the Road in 2012
Alternative rock band Foster the People are set to take their hit "Pumped up Kicks" on the road in spring 2012. We have the complete list of tour dates!
Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam – Grunge Gift Guide 2011
Find new releases from grunge bands Nirvana, Foo Fighters and Pearl Jam in Audio Ink Radio's 2011 Holiday Grunge Gift Guide!
Tool Announce More 2012 Tour Dates
Maynard James Keenan and the men of Tool keep rolling out new tour dates, and even with the added shows, it seems the band still can’t meet demand.