Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil went under the knife last week, undergoing surgery to correct a condition commonly known as “Viking disease.” Neil shared a photo of himself in a Nashville hospital just prior to surgery saying: “Hand
Pink Floyd are streaming live video of their 1987 track, “Sorrow”, taken from the 2019 remix of their 1988 album, “Delicate Sound Of Thunder.” The video is of the band during a sold-out, five-night stand as part
Cream will release “Goodbye Tour Live 1968” on February 7th — a 4-disc box set of material from the group’s farewell tour. The box set is being previewed with previously-unreleased live audio of “Sunshine Of Your Love”. The
Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine says that following radiation treatment for throat cancer, his test results look great and he’s feeling strong. Mustaine gave an update on his current condition to Rolling Stone, telling the publication, “I’m on
Greta Van Fleet singer Josh Kiszka says the band will release its second album in early 2020. Their acclaimed debut album, Anthem of the Peaceful Army, was released back in 2018, and they previously stated that the
Faith No More have announced that they are reuniting for the first time in five years. In addition, next summer and will play a number of music festivals across Europe. The group last played Europe in support
Led by sisters Nancy Wilson and Ann Wilson the band Heart returned in 2019. Now, they have plans for new music in 2020. Nancy Wilson said in an interview that “I’ve got a lot of song ideas in my head and in
Motley Crue guitarist Mick Mars has taken to Twitter to address comments that he made in 2014 that he would “invite the world to come for free” if the band decided to reunite. Clips from a TV
U2 have teamed up with composer A.R. Rahman for a one-off song called “Ahimsa,” in commemoration of their first-ever performance in India next month. The title is taken from the Sanskrit word for non-violence, according to a
Ozzy Osbourne has dropped his new track “Straight to Hell,” featuring Slash. “Straight to Hell” follows “Under the Graveyard,” which marked Osbourne’s first new single in almost a decade. Ozzy is gearing up to release his forthcoming
