Metal icons Soulfly are proud to announce they are heading out on the road in February on “The Summoning” North American 2020 tour! Kicking off on February 1st at the Marquee Theater in Tempe Arizona the tour will make stops in Portland, Toronto, and New Orleans before ending on March 12th at the Warehouse Live …
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Marilyn Manson is back at it again with another amazing cover to a classic. After recently releasing a grim cover of “God’s Gonna Cut You Down,” originally recorded by Bill Landford and the Landfordairs back in 1949, but more notably made famous by Johnny Cash in 2006, and now Manson has returned today …
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The Ohio Country Music Hall of Famer and founder of the Love Tattoo Foundation was honored for his support of veterans, farmers and barn preservation. Country music singer-songwriter Richard Lynch has been awarded many accolades for his music over the years. From his induction into the Independent Country Music Hall …
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Progressive rock icons Coheed and Cambria continue to create new career benchmarks for themselves. This is showcased in their recent partnership with Sixthman to create an immersive festival at sea that brings their audience closer than ever before in their 19-year history. The band plans to perform early songs and …
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Ozzy Osbourne today has released his next track “Straight To Hell.” It marks the second song to be released from his first album in 10 years, Ordinary Man, due out on Epic Records in early 2020. Listen to …
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Capping off a monumental year, Bay Area thrash legends Death Angel are currently slaying crowds across North America on a headlining tour with special guests Exmortus and Hellfire, in support of their latest album, Humanicide, which is available now from Nuclear Blast and has just been nominated for a …
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Today, Scottish artist Nina Nesbitt releases the deluxe edition of her critically acclaimed US debut album, The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change, which has gone on to amass more than half-a-billion combined global streams and continues to garner more than 25 million streams per month. The exceptional …
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Since the release of Tool’s first new album in over 13 years, ‘Fear Inoculum,’ Tool has embarked on one of their most extensive North American tours since 2014 in support of their new album. On Tuesday, November 19th Tool made their return to NYC in front of a packed Barclays …
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The world needs more Pete Yorns: singer/songwriters who actually play instruments, have unique voices (literally and figuratively), and who make good music. A novel concept in a time of more disposable music than ever before, right? My first exposure to Pete Yorn was his debut album, Musicforthemorningafter, back in 2001. …
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For close to two decades, Canada’s Theory of a Deadman solidified its stature as modern rock heavyweights, having accumulated both local and international multiplatinum sales on the strength of six albums and 36 singles thus far. Following the release of their 2017 album Wake Up Call, the Delta, British Columbia …
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Editor’s note: British pop-punk band Boston Manor did not name their band after the American city of Boston, MA, but don’t tell that to fans of the band who live in the American city and embrace the Blackpool based group as of their own. Last night, Boston Manor kicked off …
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