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Shinedown released The Sound Of Madness on this day in 2008.

The band's third studio album marked a defining moment for Shinedown, delivering a collection of songs that would go on to dominate rock radio and become staples of the group's live shows. Fueled by tracks like "Second...
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Ice Nine Kills has earned a major career milestone with "Twisting The Knife." The track has officially reached No. 1 on the Active Rock radio chart, marking the band's first ever chart topper in the format.

The achievement is also a first for the Scream franchise, as "Twisting T...
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Corridos Ketamina are quickly becoming one of the most talked about new acts emerging from the regional Mexican scene. Comprised of Nico Malva and Henny Fay, the California and Phoenix based duo is building a following by taking t...
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Skillet has announced the Comatose 20 Years: Still Screaming Tour, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the band's landmark 2006 album Comatose. The record remains one of the most important releases in the band's catalog and helped elevate Skillet to a new...
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Phil Labonte has doubled down on his controversial comments about therapy, once again defending his position during a recent interview with Bill Bailey of Today's Boondoggle Podcast.

The All That Remains frontman drew strong reactions after pre...
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Vinnie Paul passed away on this day in 2018 at the age of 54.

As the powerhouse drummer behind Pantera, Damageplan, and Hellyeah, Vinnie helped shape generations of heavy music with his unmistakable groove, precision, and larger than life prese...
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Limp Bizkit released Significant Other on this day in 1999.

The album marked a turning point not only for the band, but for the entire nu metal movement. Powered by massive singles like "Nookie," "Re Arranged," and "Break Stuff," Significant Ot...
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Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has shared his blunt thoughts on aging performers who continue touring despite struggling vocally. Speaking with Kerrang! during the band's ongoing 50th anniversary world tour, Dickinson said he has no intere...
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Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson has shared his blunt thoughts on aging performers who continue touring despite struggling vocally. Speaking with Kerrang! during the band's ongoing 50th anniversary world tour, Dickinson said he has no interest in remaining onstage if he can no longer perform at the level fans expect.

“I said, ‘Look, there are loads of singers whose voices are shot and everybody knows it,’” Dickinson recalled. When told those artists were still considered legends, he pushed back hard. “They’re not fucking legends. They’re people who can’t sing anymore. When they were singing, they were legends. When they can’t sing anymore, they’re not legends anymore.”

The singer explained that he could never justify taking the stage if he felt he was no longer capable of delivering a strong performance. While acknowledging that other artists may feel differently, Dickinson said he approaches every show with the goal of giving fans the best performance possible.

The comments come as Iron Maiden continues its Run For Your Lives world tour, celebrating 50 years of the band while proving Dickinson still has plenty left in the tank.

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Sleep Theory releases its studio cover of NSYNC's "Bye Bye Bye," transforming the early 2000s pop classic into a modern hard rock anthem while preserving the recognizable hook. The track arrives as the song experiences a widespread resurgence.

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Concertgoer dies after falling from elevated seating during Goose at Madison Square Garden; 51-year-old man pronounced dead at Bellevue Hospital. Goos e expresses condolences as investigation continues into what caused the fall during the June 20 show, part of a two-night MSG run.

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I Prevail announces finished track 'Paradise' with a teased, unique element; details under wraps as fans anticipate its debut after a decade of success.

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Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale says heavier, detuned music is shaping the band’s eleventh album, fueling a darker, more energetic writing process. He aims for brilliance, not compromise, as work continues.

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Former Godsmack drummer Shannon Larkin defended recruiting Mike Mangini for the band's current tour, praising Mangini's talent, experience, and technical ability. Larkin dismissed criticism, saying Mangini's reputation makes him a great fit regardless of some fans' view of him as overqualified. He emphasized there is no bad blood and expressed support for both Mangini and the band's future as Mangini handles drum duties on the tour.

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Las Vegas hard rock outfit The Word66 are back with their second single "Tell Me," a heavy, throwback-flavored anthem off their upcoming EP 37 Miracles.
"Tell Me" hits with both pedigree and punch.
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Pantera is hitting pause—and for good reason. In the days following the passing of Ozzy Osbourne, the band has chosen to step back and mourn the Prince of Darkness with the respect he deserves.

The upcoming shows in Saratoga Springs and Holmdel have been rescheduled from late July to early September. Meanwhile, shows in Gilford, Birmingham, and Virginia Beach have been canceled entirely.

In a statement, the band called this “a time of reflection.” And honestly? That silence speaks louder than any breakdown or stage pyro ever could. We all owe something to Ozzy—and for Pantera, this moment isn’t about ticket sales. It’s about reverence.

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Three Days Grace have unleashed another dose of angst and urgency with their latest single, “KiII Me Fast.” Anchored by a pulsating rhythm and raw, confessional vocals, the track dives headfirst into themes of emotional desperation—showcasing the band’s signature ability to turn pain into power.

Serving as the fourth preview from their forthcoming album Alienation, out August 22, the song continues the band’s evolution toward darker, more introspective territory.

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On this day, 22 years ago Three Days Grace released their 'Self Titled' debut studio album.