Slash is currently on his solo tour with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators in support of their new album Living The Dream, but they managed to work in one Guns N’ Roses classic into the setlist during their tour stop in Hollywood this week and were joined by a very special guest.
A handful of rock acts have dabbled in the adult toy business, including Motorhead and Motley Crue, but Marilyn Manson’s foray takes things to a new and very Manson level.
Greta Van Fleet's debut LP, Anthem of the Peaceful Army, comes out tomorrow (October 19), and the band has treated fans to one more track preview and an epic live performance video.
A new album usually means a major tour, and Disturbed are no exception with their recently announced world tour in support of their seventh studio album Evolution, which drops tomorrow (October 19.)
A number of bands have been releasing music videos lately that play off the upcoming Halloween holiday, but leave it to Ghost to take things to the next level.
Bohemian Rhapsody is about two weeks out from its release, and Queen fans looking forward to the film can whet their appetites on the latest preview clip.
Judas Priest received their first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nomination last year, and while they were well-received in the fan vote, they failed to be nominated again this year. Here’s why.
The 2018 Aftershock Festival took place this past weekend, with Hellyeah originally scheduled to be on the bill. Sadly, Hellyeah has been on hiatus since the untimely passing of Vinnie Paul, but that didn’t stop other musicians from paying tribute to the late drummer.
Flea, who celebrates his birthday today (October 16), is many things: Iconic bassist, an actor, a dedicated philanthropist. However, he might be rock's most underrated sports fanatic.
Riff2’s Undercover Sound System Playlist 10.15.18 Money & The Man – “Just Like The Sun” (TCBYML) Broken Baby – “Pass The Acetone” (Palo Santo) Cub Sport – “Sometimes” Muse – “Pressue” (Warner Bros.) Fidlar – “Can’t See You” (Mom + Pop) Valley Maker – “Light On The Ground” (Frenchkiss) Little Dragon – “Lover Chanting” (Ninja…
For those that were in a bubble (or drunk) this weekend, you may have missed this gem that happened at a recent Foo Fighters show. If you did catch this moment, c’mon...it’s too good, and you should watch it again.
Since the tragic death of Chris Cornell, the future of Soundgarden has been unknown, but guitarist Kim Thayil gave a pretty definitive answer in a recent interview.
Pre-order the Vault Package for The Raconteurs HERE. Watch the new Halestorm video & get ticket info for their 11/27 show HERE. Stream the new P.O.D. song HERE. Get the full list of rock titles available for Record Store Black Friday HERE.
That hand infection is far worse than expected for Ozzy Osbourne, who is now canceling the remaining four dates of the North American leg of the “No More Tours 2” tour, which were already rescheduled due to said infection.
Many of us are familiar with the “gig economy,” and it appears to be the inspiration behind the hilarious video for Weezer’s new song “Can’t Knock The Hustle.”
Benjamin Franklin is wrong. There are three things in this world that can be said to be certain: Death, taxes and rock fans losing their sh*t every year when the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces the nominees for their next induction class.
Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale celebrates her birthday today (October 10), and if fans are looking for a way to honor the badass frontwoman, consider taking part in her #RaiseYourHorns social media campaign that aims to break the stigma around mental health issues.
Record Store Day Black Friday (RSDBF) is back, and this year, it’s bigger than ever with many titles fans will gladly line up for bright and early at their local record store.
It’s been a decade since we’ve heard from The Raconteurs, but the blues-rock band featuring Jack White, Brendan Benson, Jack Lawrence and Patrick Keeler are back with a bang.
After a little over a year of preparation and planning, the commissioned Chris Cornell statue by his widow, Vicky, was finally unveiled yesterday (October 7) at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture.
Ozzy Osbourne was forced to cancel a performance over the weekend due to an illness that has required the singer to spend a couple of days in the hospital.
After their no-so-subtle teases, surviving members Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear played a five-song set of Nirvana songs during the encore of Foo Fighters’ headlining set at Cal Jam 18.
Bono has gone through many looks ever since U2’s debut album was released in 1980, but it doesn’t get more iconic than his leather vest phase during the band’s promotion and tour behind The Joshua Tree.
Greta Van Fleet is two weeks out from the release of their first studio album, Anthem of the Peaceful Army, and they've just unveiled the fourth preview to the LP with the track "Anthem."
Bohemian Rhapsody has been a long time coming, and while there have been numerous ups and downs in its production, it goes without saying that the casting of Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury was game-changing for the film.
Today is Tommy Lee's birthday, and what better way to honor the Motley Crue drummer than with a series of wild videos of Tommy doing what he does best. (No, you perv! Not those kind of videos!)
