Mammoth WVH (the project of Wolfgang Van Halen) has released a video for ”Epiphany,” the third single from the project’s debut album. The video shows a series of live performances including footage from two headline shows last
Rage Against The Machine have announced their rescheduled 2020 reunion tour dates will take place in February 2023. As previously reported, the band’s Summer 2022 dates will remain intact. Run The Jewels will open for both the
Foo Fighters have announced 10 more shows that have been added on to their 2022 tour schedule. After playing dates through the majority of the summer, the group will kick off the next leg of shows Sept.
Universal Music Publishing Group confirmed they have purchased Sting’s songwriting catalog in a deal reportedly worth around $250 million. The purchase includes Sting’s music from his career with The Police, as well as his work as a
Slipknot‘s Corey Taylor will be putting out a B-side album of covers and acoustic songs on February 25. The B-sides album follows Taylor‘s debut solo LP, CMFT (an acronym for “Corey Mother F**king Taylor”), which came out
Mastodon and Opeth have announced a second leg of their North American co-headlining tour, set to kick off this spring on April 21st in Montreal, running through May 11th in Riverside, California. The tour will visit 16
The Foo Fighters will perform a free livestream concert following Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, February 13. The band are teaming up with Meta for a concert that will be shared via the Foo Fighters’ Facebook and
Nine Inch Nails have announced a U.S. tour, marking their first live shows since 2018. The tour kicks off in Raleigh, North Carolina in April and includes appearances at the Shaky Knees Festival in Atlanta and the
Ringo Starr has announced new tour dates, as well as the All-Starr Band line-up, for the forthcoming North American tour taking place this May/June. The All-Starr band line-up will include Steve Lukather, Colin Hay, Warren Ham, Gregg
The Who will kick-off a North American tour this April, returning to the U.S. and Canada for The Who Hits Back! tour. Some shows were originally meant to take place in 2019; however, frontman Roger Daltrey needed
