Nine Inch Nails just surprise dropped TRON: Ares – Divergence, a 20-track companion album featuring unreleased score material and heavyweight remixes. Decades in, Trent Reznor and company are still redefining what industrial music can be.
Nine Inch Nails Drop ‘TRON: Ares – Divergence’ and Prove the Machine Still Breathes Read Post »
Metallica is bringing eight massive shows to the Las Vegas Sphere this October. After decades of chart-topping albums, Grammy wins, and global domination, the metal titans are ready to reinvent the live experience once again.
Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger had zero intention of performing at a casino… until a persistent fan forced the issue. What followed was half-annoyed, half-iconic — and a reminder that whether you love them or love to joke about them, Nickelback still owns the room.
Limp Bizkit made their first appearance since the loss of bassist Sam Rivers, honoring him with an emotional tribute video and heartfelt messages at their Mexico City show. A moment of unity, grief, legacy — and pure rock-n-roll humanity.
Limp Bizkit Pays Powerful Tribute to Late Bassist Sam Rivers at First Show Back Read Post »
Guns N’ Roses may not own watches, but they do own the stage. Slash promises new music is “coming” — just don’t expect them to circle a date on the calendar.
Guns N’ Roses Promise a New Album… Someday (Because Rock Legends Don’t Own Calendars) Read Post »
Grammy-nominated alt-rock legends Garbage are wrapping up their final tour, calling out the record industry’s “thievery” for killing the economics of live shows. From Stupid Girl to Only Happy When It Rains, their legacy is undeniable.
Garbage Calls It Quits on Touring — Blames Record Industry “Thievery” Read Post »
Josh Freese is back with Nine Inch Nails, and Ilan Rubin has slid into the Foo Fighters’ hot seat. It’s a full-blown drummer swap, and while the rock world scratches its head, we’re just asking: how long ‘til the next album drops?
Drumline Shuffle: Foo Fighters & NIN Pull a Rock ’n’ Roll Trade – Rubin In, Freese Out Read Post »
The Who are hitting the road one last time (yes, really) for their Song Is Over Tour. Don’t miss your final chance to see these rock gods live—dates, cities, and that glorious Townsend swagger inside.
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