Metallica announce 'Reload (Remastered)' featuring unreleased material and loads more
Metallica is set to release a deluxe reissue of their 1997 album, Reload, on June 26. The reissue will come in various formats, including a box set with remastered vinyl LPs, live albums, CDs of unreleased material, and DVDs of live and in-studio footage. The set will also include memorabilia like posters, stickers, lyric sheets, and a photo book. The reissue marks the band's seventh studio album and features singles like "The Memory Remains," "Fuel," and "The Unforgiven II." Fans can watch a 1997 live performance of "The Memory Remains" on YouTube and find more information on Metallica's website.
Tobias Forge, Kirk Hammett, Rob Halford To Appear On New Album Celebrating 50 Years Of Accept
Ghost frontman Tobias Forge and Metallica lead guitarist Kirk Hammett are among the 50 artists who are set to appear on a new Accept tribute album. The record, titled "Teutonic Titans 1976-2026," is in celebration of the band's 50th anniversary. Other guests include Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford, The Smashing Pumpkins's Bill Corgan, and ex-Megadeth bassist David Ellefson. It'll feature 19 remakes of their songs, including "TV War," "Love Child," "Metal Heart," and "Fast As A Shark." "Teutonic Titans" drops on September 4th.
Violet Grohl Expands Summer Tour Plans
Dave Grohl recently discussed his daughter Violet's musical journey and his decision to prioritize her education in an interview with SiriusXM. Recognizing her talent from an early age, Grohl encouraged Violet to develop her songwriting skills independently. Despite her eagerness to pursue music professionally, he insisted she complete her education first. Violet has since signed a record contract and is set to release her debut album, showcasing her unique blend of traditional musical knowledge and innovative approaches to songwriting. Grohl's hands-off approach has allowed Violet to flourish as an independent artist, highlighting the importance of education in her musical career.
Liz-Phair And Sleater-Kinney Announce "The Flannel And The Fury" 2026 Co-Headlining Tour
Liz Phair and Sleater-Kinney are teaming up for a U.S. co-headlining tour. "The Flannel and The Fury"' tour kicks off on September 6th in El Cajon, California, and wraps up on September 21st in Boston, Massachusetts. In a statement, Phair explained that "The Flannel and The Fury is a nod to the 1990s alt-rock culture and the female-fronted bands who staked their claim to center stage in a male-dominate music industry."Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday.
Slipknot Classic Lands in Short Film From Iconic Fashion Brand
Slipknot's thunderous drumming from the classic "(sic)" is featured in a new Gucci promotional film directed by Jonathan Glazer. The short film showcases models being called into action, with the music intensifying as the action shifts to a moonlit scene. The high-energy track adds a pummeling intensity to the film as models convene for a night out. "(sic)" is one of Slipknot's most popular songs and remains a staple in their live performances.
VOLBEAT Scores Record-Setting 13th No. 1 On Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart With 'Demonic Depression'
VOLBEAT's latest single, "Demonic Depression", has become the band's thirteenth No. 1 on the Billboard Mainstream chart. The Danish band still holds the record for the most No. 1 singles on the Billboard Mainstream Rock chart by an artist originating outside of North America. Their ninth album, "God Of Angels Trust", features the No. 1 hits "By A Monster's Hand", "Time Will Heal", and "Demonic Depression". VOLBEAT has risen from the clubs of Denmark to some of the biggest stages in the world, collecting more than 145 gold and platinum certifications along the way. The band, consisting of singer and guitarist Michael Poulsen, drummer Jon Larsen, bassist Kaspar Boye Larsen, and lead guitarist Flemming C Lund, will soon begin the fourth leg of its "Greatest Of All Tours Worldwide", trekking across Europe.
EUROPE Announces New Album 'Come This Madness', Shares 'One On One' Single
Europe is set to release their 12th studio album, Come This Madness, on September 25. The album is described as their most powerful and uncompromising record to date, featuring tracks like One On One and The Cult of Ignorance. The band's frontman, Joey Tempest, praises One On One as one of his favorite tracks, blending classic hard rock with a modern edge. The album was produced by Tom Dalgety and features guest appearances from Tobias Forge and Michael Åkerfeldt. Europe will kick off The Final Countdown 40th Anniversary Tour in September to support the release.
Foo Fighters Near A Historic Chart Record With A New No. 1
Foo Fighters are set to make a strong return to the Billboard charts with their latest album, "Your Favorite Toy," which is expected to debut in the top 10 on the Billboard 200. The album's lead single, also titled "Your Favorite Toy," has already reached No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, marking the band's sixteenth chart-topper. The track has also climbed to No. 4 on the Alternative Airplay chart and No. 5 on the Rock & Alternative Airplay chart. Despite slipping to No. 11 on the Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, Foo Fighters' promotional efforts for "Your Favorite Toy" are making a significant impact across multiple Billboard rankings.
Everlast Announces First Album In Eight Years "Embers To Ashes"
Everlast is set to release his first album in eight years. It's called "Embers to Ashes" and he's giving fans another preview with the release of "My Hollywood," the album's second single.It follows the previously released song "Stones." "Embers to Ashes" will be out on August 28th.
The ROCK that Eddie Vedder said was for "brain dead" people
Eddie Vedder, the grunge icon, believed that rock music had the power to move people beyond the traditional sex and drugs angle. He saw grunge as a reaction to the oversaturation of glam rockers in Los Angeles and appreciated the raw attitude of bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam. Vedder criticized reality TV shows like American Idol for manufacturing pop stars and believed they were detrimental to the music industry. He, along with other rock legends like Tom Petty, emphasized the importance of artists with something meaningful to say rather than those judged by the masses.