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This year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees include Phil Collins, Oasis, the Wu-Tang Clan, and Iron Maiden. Mariah Carey was denied for a third time.
We told you last week that it seemed the Rolling Stones had something up their collective sleeves, with teases popping up all over London about a "new" band, "The Cockroaches."
Night Ranger is hitting the road. The band announced their 2026 dates over the weekend, with 20 shows scheduled so far.
Thirty Seconds to Mars are promising to celebrate not one but two of their classic albums on a major 2027 tour.
With Robert Plant's journeys away from straight ahead rock, with Alison Krauss and Saving Grace, it may be tempting to think his rock days are well behind him.
After teasing new music was nearing completion just a few months back, Evanescence have made good on that promise by revealing that their sixth studio album, Sanctuary, will be arriving on June 5 through BMG.
Pink Floyd fans are about to get a treat. A track that hasn't been available since the heyday of the 8-track tape is soon to be re-released.
Taylor Momsen required medical assistance after being bitten by a "massive" spider prior to her band opening up for AC/DC in Mexico City Tuesday night.
Billy Idol has announced new tour dates for this summer. His "It’s A Nice Day To…Tour Again!" tour has added 17 dates, the first of which is August 7 in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with new stops in Bangor, Virginia Beach and more before a final show September 27 in Albuquerque.
Are you a huge Ozzy Osbourne fan with money to burn? Sharon Osbourne has put the Los Angeles mansion the couple shared on the market for the low, low price of just $17-million.
Neal Schon has responded to accusations that frontman Arnel Pineda was forced into Journey's ongoing farewell tour.
Dave Mustaine shared that there's at least one thing he used to miss about being in Metallica.
The reviews are starting to come in, but Pepper Keenan already has heard some of the best comments when it comes to describing the new Corrosion of Conformity double album, Good God / Baad Man.
Tool's frontman Maynard James Keenan is showing his support for the recently ousted United States Army Chief of Staff Randy George after he was asked by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to step down and take an early retirement this past week.
Are the Rolling Stones going full "Taylor Swift?" There is mounting evidence that the legendary band may be teasing new music, and the clues require the sleuthing level of a Swiftie. Fortunately, an IG account, "stoneslippod," is up to the task.
On Thursday (April 2), Loudwire Nights featured an exclusive conversation between Loudwire's Lauryn Schaffner and Taylor Momsen of the Pretty Reckless.
Courtney Love has challenged Dave Grohl to make a public declaration, feeling that the Foo Fighters frontman has let the public misconception that they still have beef after all these years remain unchallenged.
Jon Bon Jovi is used to receiving awards by now, but his latest accolade has nothing to do with his music. This week Bon Jovi was given a "James Beard Impact Award" for his work through his "Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation," which runs the JBJ Soul Kitchen.
Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan has revealed through his social media that he's putting his Orland Park, Illinois residence on the market as he makes a life change and the two-story home is currently listed at $1.575 million.
It's hard to believe, but Arnel Pineda has been the lead singer of Journey for 19 years, which makes him the longest-tenured singer for the group, topping Steve Perry's 15 years over two stints. But Perry managed something that Pineda has yet to pull off: he quit the band. Twice.




