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Jon Bon Jovi will play a free livestream concert 6 p.m. EST Friday, Aug. 14, that will air on the Bon Jovi Hampton Water rosé Facebook page, Hampton Water has announced.   Before the show, Jon Bon

Blink 182’s drummer/producer Travis Barker has teamed up with Killer Mike and El-P — who comprise Run the Jewels — for the new song “Forever,” the band’s second collaboration with Barker. Barker and Run the Jewels previously collaborated

Metallica are celebrating lead singer guitarist James Hetfield’s birthday with a stream of the full concert from his birthday 20 years ago, August 3, 2000. The stream was launched on the band’s #MetallicaMondays YouTube channel.  The band

Halestorm announced their new EP called Reimagined will be released on August 14. The six-track collection features newly recorded versions of five Halestorm songs — “I Miss the Misery,” “I Get Off,” “Break In,” “I Am the

Marilyn Manson has announced his brand new album ‘We Are Chaos’ and released the video for the title track. On Twitter Manson confirmed that his new LP — his eleventh studio album — will be released on

Guns N’ Roses have announced new dates for their rescheduled North American tour. The shows were postponed earlier this year due to the pandemic. The tour will begin at Milwaukee’s Summerfest on July 10, 2021. All tickets

Poppy returns with her new song titled “Khaos X4,” which is the first offering from the expanded edition of her I Disagree album, titled I Disagree (More). The deluxe version of the record will arrive on Aug.

Korn have released their cover of  the Charlie Daniels classic “The Devil Went Down To Georgia” featuring Alabama rapper Yelawolf. All proceeds from the single will go towards the non-profit organization, Awakening Youth. Korn had this to

U2 members Bono and The Edge shared an acoustic version of Led Zeppelin’s iconic 1971 song, “Stairway To Heaven,” which they debuted during an appearance on “Songs From An Empty Room” in Ireland, which saw performances by

Lollapolooza organizers have announced a virtual festival in lieu of this year’s traditional in-person event. Lolla2020 will feature new performances and classic sets July 30 – Aug.2 exclusively on YouTube. The online celbration will feature over 150 performances,