Des Rocs Talks Musical Background, ‘Used to the Darkness’ and More
Meet Des Rocs, a classically-trained violinist who makes raw, real rock ‘n’ roll.Read More
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Sevendust Readying 13th Studio Album, ‘Blood & Stone’
Sevendust are back with a new album, “Blood & Stone,” out on Oct. 23, marking the Atlanta metal band’s 13th studio record and second on Rise Records.Read More
Corey Taylor Reveals Solo Album Details for ‘CMFT’
Corey Taylor has announced details about his new solo album, “CMFT,” and released two new songs off the set.Read More
Korn Release Cover of ‘The Devil Went Down to Georgia’ to Pay Tribute to Late Charlie Daniels
Listen to a new version of Charlie Daniels’ “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” from Korn.Read More
Metallica, Jane’s Addiction, Imagine Dragons and More Set for Lollapalooza 2020 Virtual Festival
Lolla2020 will take the place of this year’s Lollapalooza festival, featuring a bevy of online performances from Metallica, Jane’s Addiction, Imagine Dragons and more.Read More
Killswitch Engage to Release ‘As Daylight Dies’ on Vinyl for the First Time in the U.S.
Killswitch Engage will release their 2006 studio album “As Daylight Dies” on vinyl for the first time later this year.Read More
Motorhead Prepping 40th Anniversary ‘Ace of Spades’ Box Set with 42 Previously Unreleased Tracks
Motorhead’s seminal “Ace of Spades” record turns 40 this year, and to celebrate, the band is releasing a box set package with some bonus items.Read More
Bon Jovi Announce Details for New Album, ‘2020’
Jon Bon Jovi and company will release their long-awaited new album, “2020,” on Oct. 2.Read More
Dave Mustaine to Release Autobiography Surrounding the Making of ‘Rust in Peace’
A new autobiography from Dave Mustaine will give an inside looking at the writing and recording process for “Rust in Peace.”Read More
Slipknot Postpones Knotfest at Sea ‘for the Foreseeable Future’
Slipknot has postponed their Knotfest at Sea event “for the foreseeable future” with hopes of the event returning “when the timing is right.”Read More