A video has surfaced of Deftones playing one of their earliest hits in a tiny Sacramento club.
Japanese pop-metal crew BABYMETAL will release a new single next month, and have announced their first-ever U.S. headlining show.
Metalcore giants Killswitch Engage have announced via Instagram that their new album will drop this fall.
Ready your livers, as Irish rockers Flogging Molly and blue-collar punks Social Distortion are hitting the road with The Devil Makes Three and Le Butcherettes in tow.
A recent study shows that among the most guessable online passwords, ‘blink-182’ tops the rock charts.
For Spirit In The Room frontman Dennis R. Sanders, normality and genre are just another set of chains worth breaking.
Brazilian thrashers Sepultura are banned from playing Lebanon over accusations of “insulting Christianity” and “devil worship.”
The former Sunny Day Real Estate vocalist takes his fifth full-length solo record on tour, performing a stunning show at New York City’s Le Poisson Rouge.
This Easter, we take a look at the best times in rock history that your favorite bands rose from the dead.
Denver hasn’t always been known for its metal scene, but here are 9 bands now bringing the heaviness to the Mile-High City.
In honor of 4/20, we talked to High On Fire frontman Matt Pike about weed, legalization, and the first time he got stoned.
On his new track Like I Ain’t, rapper and Corey Taylor collaborator Tech N9ne calls out Slipknot and their fanbase.
Of Mice & Men frontman Aaron Pauley is ready to hit the road again after having precancerous tissue removed from his body.
With their upcoming reunion tour, Static-X are here to pay tribute to deceased frontman Wayne Static — even the parts of him that might freak people out.
Check out Apple’s new documentary-style iPhone ad, featuring Megadeth’s thrash classic Last Rites/Loved To Death.
Live frontman Ed Kowalczyk remembers the story behind his racy appearance on the cover of Kerrang!’s October 1999 issue.
Rammstein are no strangers to courting controversy – here we chart their most notorious, x-rated misadventures…
It looks like Frank Iero will have a familiar face on his upcoming U.S. tour: Thursday frontman Geoff Rickly.
