New tours from Creed, Coheed and Cambria, System of a Down and plenty more. Which will you be seeing in 2025?

As some of the leaders of the new school of thrash metal, the boys in Athens, Ohio quintet Skeletonwitch play swift, staccato riffs and rapidfire beats colored with gargling death metal vocals and ...

True Fallacy: Dallas-Based Duo Bringing Classic Industrial Rock Sound Back For fans of old-school style industrial rock, there's a band on the scene ready to make its presence known. Dallas-based True ...

Journey’s Neal Schon and Fiancee, The Daily Mail: Tabloid Offers First-Ever Homepage Apology for False Story The Daily Mail is sorry...so sorry. The British tabloid posted an online apology to Journey ...

James Hetfield Films PSA, Aids FBI in Solving 2009 Murder of Metallica Fan James Hetfield has filmed a public service announcement urging anyone with information regarding the 2009 murder of Morgan ...

There's no slowing down for these bands, who have been putting in the work on new music since the 21st Century began.

Keeping track of hundreds of new releases coming your way. The Best Rock + Metal Songs of 2024 (So Far) The Best Rock + Metal Songs of 2024 (So Far) See our list of the best rock and metal songs of ...

FFDP's Ivan Moody + Andy James Jam Extreme's 'More Than Words' Watch the funny clip of the 'out of key' jam. Andy Johns Dead: Rolling Stones, Van Halen Producer Passes Away at 61 Andy Johns Dead: ...

Noisecreep recently told the story of Cloutier and his one-member metal band Davola. In his other metal project, Animus Rising, he doubled the personnel to two musicians -- the other being Jeremy ...

Slipknot percussionists Shawn Crahan, more properly known as Clown, has always been one to veer into the strange and perplexing darkness when it comes to side projects while away from the 'Knot.

Entheos vocalist Chaney Crabb signed off her appearance on Kai Cenat's livestream with a truly motivational message about pursuing your dreams.

Heavy Metal Side Projects: the Good, the Bad, the Weird and the WTF! Oh, the side-project. They're always a chancy proposition – and quite often a bad idea. Metal royalty has certainly seen its share ...