Lamb Of God have just been added to the lineup of performers at the upcoming Megacruise hosted by Megadeth. The event is a five-day cruise to Mexico with bands such as Anthrax, Suicidal Tendencies, Testament and more performing on board. Lamb of
Pixies are dropping new music from their upcoming album, Beneath the Eyrie, which will be released on September 13. The band have revealed the brand new animated music video for “Catfish Kate,” their first radio single for the
“Birth of the Cruel” marks the third full track to be unveiled from We Are Not Your Kind, following lead single “Unsainted” and recent single, “Solway Firth”. The new song is accompanied by a vertical video showing
Live and Bush have add more dates to their “ALT-IMATE” tour for this Fall 2019. Nine more shows have been added to the “ALT-IMATE” tour run, which finds the two acts celebrating the 25th anniversary of their
The legendary thrash metal band Slayer performed their last European concert of their long career on Saturday, August 3rd, taking the stage for the final show of the European leg of their farewell tour. The band performed at Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle
JUDAS PRIEST have announced that they will perform at next year’s Wacken Open Air festival, set to take place July 30, 2020 – August 1, 2020 in Wacken, Germany. That show will be part of Judas Priest’s
Foreigner will play 10 dates at Las Vegas’ Venetian Resort beginning in January 2020. The band plays around 110 shows a year, and just returned from a series of concerts in Europe. Their Venetian Theatre dates are
Korn have released a new track called “Cold” and also debuted the video for the song, which is off of their upcoming album “The Nothing,” due out September 13th. The video, directed and animated by Nicolas Fong,
Badflower have just announced plans for their first official headlining tour, titled “OK, I’M SICK.” The tour will hit cities across the U.S. throughout the fall. The 28-city run kicks off Sept. 28 with an appearance at
Metallica’s upcoming “S&M2” anniversary concerts in San Francisco, celebrating 1999’s symphonic S&M live album, are sold out. But now the group has announced that their commemorative performance will air on October 9 at some 3,000 movie theaters
