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Eddie Van Halen’s son Wolfgang says he was ‘hurt’ by the Grammy Awards tribute to his late father.  During the In Memoriam segment of Sunday’s Grammy Award ceremony, Eddie appeared briefly on screen while extended

Disturbed have announced that their 20th anniversary The Sickness tour is officially cancelled.  The tour, celebrating the 2000 release of their debut album, also included Staind and Bad Wolves on the bill  It was originally

Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell has confirmed that he is finished working on his third solo album, his first ful l-length solo effort since 2002.Cantrell’s debut album Boggy Depot was released in 1998; In 2002, his

Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor revealed that he’s planning some solo tour dates for April and May, making it clear that social-distancing and safety will be top priority. Taylor released his solo album CMFT late last

Wolfgang Van Halen’s debut single “Distance” has reached No. 1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. Released under Wolfgang’s Mammoth WVH, the single is a tribute to his late father Eddie Van Halen. The

Members of Sum 41, CKY and Beasto Blanco amongst others have come joined together for their cover of Alice in Chains’ “Would?” Sum 41’s Dave Brownsound, CKY’s Jess Margera, Beasto Blanco’s Chuck Garric and

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced that this year’s event will be held in person, taking place on Oct. 30 in downtown Cleveland at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. The event was last

On the Two Minutes to Late Night‘s “Bedroom Covers” quarantine series, the latest socially distanced collab is an all-star rendition of the Pantera classic “Mouth for War.”  Among the participants is Halestorm singer Lzzy

The Offspring have announced their new album will be dropping soon, their first new LP since 2012’s Days Go By. Guitarist Kevin “Noodles” Wasserman and singer Bryan “Dexter” Holland released an audio statement that affirmed, “We’re

The concert line-up featuring System Of A Down, Korn and Faith No More has once again pushed back their dates in California due to the coronavirus pandemic.  SOAD, Korn and Faith No More, who