MTV has announced that the first recipients of their new award, the U.S. Global Icon Award, will be Foo Fighters. The distinction has its roots in the annual MTV Europe Music Award for Global Icon, and is
Out of health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Nine Inch Nails announced they are cancelling all 2021 shows until next year. Cases of the coronavirus have begun to surge again in the United States due to
Garbage have today announced details of their upcoming 20th anniversary reissue of the band’s third studio album, “beautifulgarbage.” The reissue will be released on October 1st, exactly twenty years after the album was first available. The band
Stone Temple Pilots and Bush are teaming up for a three-week, co-headlining fall US tour. The trek kicks-off in Mesa, AZ on September 30, with each group taking the stage in a different order of the revolving
Metallica have released a trailer for their brand new podcast series that they will be premiering on August 20th. ‘The Metallica Podcast: Volume 1’ looks back at The Black Album for its 30th anniversary, and will include
Kiss have announced their upcoming residency at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. The band will perform a total of 12 shows running from December through February 2022. Said Gene Simmons: “There
Bob Dylan is being sued by a woman who alleges she was “sexually molested and abused” by the musician at 12 years old, back in 1965. The musician (born Robert Allan Zimmerman) was accused in a lawsuit
Korn canceled their concert on Saturday in Scranton, PA because of a positive COVID-19 case within the band’s camp. The band’s official Twitter account made the announcement, tweeting: “Attention: SCRANTON, PA. Unfortunately, there has been a confirmed
The Killers have released their seventh studio album, ‘Pressure Machine,’ along with a music video for the song “Quiet Town.” Quiet Town is an animated video that takes place in Nephi, Utah, the small Southwestern town where
As Delta variant cases surge across the country, concert promoter Live Nation is tightening its COVID restrictions. According to Rolling Stone, Live Nation will be requiring proof of vaccination or negative test results at live events beginning
