In 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared December 15 as “Bill of Rights day” in honor of the first ten amendments officially becoming part of the Constitution of the United States.
When most think of Metallica, “holiday cheer” isn’t the first phrase that likely comes to mind, but add in some Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and then suddenly, everyone’s tune changes.
When it comes to Van Halen, things have been awfully quiet the past couple of years, but David Lee Roth may have hinted that that silence will be coming to an end soon.
Listen to Danny Worsnop's "Little Did I Know" HERE. Read more about Citizen Cope's new album & stream new single HERE. Watch Deadland Ritual's first music video HERE. Listen to XXXTentacion's nu-metal song "One Minute" HERE.
The Rolling Stones are hitting the road in the United States in 2019, and while a Stones tour is always big news, the latest revelation from Keith Richards might temporarily overshadow the tour itself.
Asking Alexandria's Danny Worsnop has been working on a solo album and has just released a new solo single titled "Little Did I Know" which you can listen to below!
Last week we learned about the new supergroup, Deadland Ritual, featuring Geezer Butler, Matt Sorum, Franky Perez & Steve Stevens and now the band has released their first music video!
There are plenty of cover/parody bands out in the world, but few are quite like Mac Sabbath, a Black Sabbath parody band that dresses like metal versions of classic McDonald’s characters.
We can’t get enough of Dave Grohl popping up in random places, but on stage with Warren Haynes AND performing “All Apologies” at a surprise gig? C’mon, now!
There have been all sorts of buzz about whether the newly reunited Guns N’ Roses will record new music, but a new rumor making the rounds has the band contributing to a high-profile T.Rex tribute album.
As many rock fans know, the rock categories and associated acts don’t often receive a lot of attention when it comes to the GRAMMY telecast. However, in light of the GRAMMY nominations announcement today (December 7), here are three rock moments that will hopefully happen at the ceremony.
Considering their 50+ year career, it’s not surprising that some major events in Rolling Stones history may fall on the same date, but today (December 6) marks the anniversary of three very important moments.
Despite the recent news that Bono’s foray into the world of fashion has led to a massive $86.4 million loss since 2004, he and his U2 bandmates have proven their money-making power when out on the road.
Fans have about a week left to cast their vote for the 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction class, and Def Leppard currently has a large lead at the top of the standings.
Today (December 3) is Ozzy Osbourne’s birthday, and with the announcement of the 2019 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class just around the corner, this is the perfect time to look back on when Black Sabbath was inducted in 2006.
On the heels of the success of the Bohemian Rhapsody biopic, Queen + Adam Lambert have announced a brand new slate of North American tour dates for 2019.
Tonight (December 2) marks the first night of Hanukkah, and thanks to Adam Sandler referring to the holiday as “Eight Crazy Nights,” we thought we’d look back at eight crazy nights in rock history. Enjoy!
We know Christmas songs are not always everyone’s favorite, but when these classics are in the hands of our favorite rockers, it’s difficult not to get into the holiday spirit.
Get more info on the new Metallica release HERE. Listen to the NIN cover from Buckcherry HERE. Read more about HELLYEAH's upcoming release HERE. Get into the holiday spirit with Motorhead's new rum HERE.
Bohemian Rhapsody is still riding high at the box office, so you can’t blame Brian May for continuing to sing the film’s praises. However, he did reveal that a pivotal scene from the movie was almost scrapped from the final cut.
