• Haywire To Perform In A Cornfield As Part Of 2027 Hinterland Music Festival

    Haywire will be playing a special set in a cornfield as part of next year’s Hinterland Music Festival. That event will be held in Saint Charles, IA on July 30 to August 1 and it will also feature Phoebe Bridgers, Slayyyter, Billy Strings, Caroline Polachek, Remi Wolf, Westside Cowboy, Tiffany Day, and more.

  • Bullet For My Valentine And Will Ramos (Lorna Shore) Premiere “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow” Video

    Bullet For My Valentine have premiered a video for their new song “I Don’t Trust Tomorrow.” The track, which features Will Ramos (Lorna Shore), is from the band’s new album, “Social Apocalypse,” which will be released on March 19.

    Frontman Matt Tuck commented:

    “‘IDTT’ felt like the perfect follow to ‘Social Apocalypse.’

    Lyrically, it’s about the fear of an uncertain future and the frustration of feeling trapped by life’s expectations.

    I really wanted to capture the struggle with anxiety, disillusionment, and the pressure of time slipping away. Beneath the anger lies a fierce determination to fight back, reject false promises, and refuse to be controlled by fear.

    It’s an absolute monster of a track and with the addition of guest vocalist Will Ramos the song is taken to intense new heights sonically. We absolutely love this one and we think you will too.”

  • A.A. Williams Premieres “The Veil” Music Video

    A.A. Williams has premiered a new video for her new song “The Veil.” You can check that out below. The track is from her latest album “Solstice.”

    Williams commented:

    “’The Veil’ was always a bit of an outlier on ‘Solstice,’ being the only stripped-back track on the record. A simple song, a song of trying your hardest, a song of yearning for change, a resignation to failure.

    This video matches the song’s softness perfectly. It has a dreamlike quality that re-centres the meaning of the song for me, creating a hazy memory of a distant struggle. A gentle treatment of sorrowful moments, the delicately flowing material emphasises the vulnerability of the text with simple, quiet beauty.”

    Director Jake Owens added:

    “The concept for the video came to me the first time I heard ‘Solstice,’ something about this track jumped out as having potential for a cool music video. The pace of the song informed my idea that the video should be slow motion, with lots of dramatic movement from the various fabrics.”

  • Superhumn CEO Jade Cheng Has Filed A Defamation Suit Against Falling In Reverse’s Ronnie Radke

    According to California Post, chef and Superhumn CEO Jade Cheng has filed a lawsuit against Falling In Reverse’s Ronnie Radke. She made the move in response to an alleged defamation campaign that the frontman launched after accusing her of scamming him out of $220,000 for a Hollywood Hills rental.

    Radke made a series of accusations about Cheng. This includes a claim saying she “has transitioned from a Thai Boy to woman” and that he even has “information about her medical or gender history.” He also claimed she had chlamydia and was a “scam artist escort” who has a history of fraud.

    He allegedly made threats as well. This includes claims suggesting that the feds were coming for her. He reportedly got more personal too, saying “we’re coming for you” and “you’re going to get it.”

    Radke’s tirade came about after he took issue with the $3 million mansion he rented. The property was allegedly dirty with scattered trash, filthy mattresses, a red solo cup containing vodka, etc. He was also said to have accused Cheng of creating the mess.

    For her part, Cheng has denied his assertions, while taking legal action for libel, slander and emotional distress. The following was said in her filing:

    “Cheng’s defamation claim is focused on four categories of accusation, that Cheng had chlamydia, was a sex worker, a criminal, or that Cheng stole Radke approximately $220,000 payment.”

    Cheng is now seeking general and compensatory damages. An exact amount is unknown.

  • Motionless In White’s “R.I.P.” Hits No. 1 On Active Rock Chart

    Motionless In White’s “R.I.P.” has hit No. 1 on the Active Rock chart. The track, which features Skylar Grey, appears on the band’s latest album “Decades.” The group previously hit No. 1 with “Masterpiece” off their 2022 album “Scoring The End Of The World.”

  • Genesis Publications Announce “Def Leppard Live” Book

    Genesis Publications have announced a new Def Leppard book titled “Def Leppard Live.” Pre-orders will launch in December.

    The following was said about the book:

    “Genesis Publications is delighted to announce an official new book celebrating 50 years of Def Leppard, taking fans through the band’s extraordinary live history. Tentatively titled ‘Def Leppard Live,’ the book will tell the story of the band’s rise from their earliest performances in Sheffield to the world’s biggest stages. Spanning five decades of live music, the book will explore the concerts, tours and defining moments that have established Def Leppard as one of the world’s most celebrated live rock bands.

    Following the success of ‘Definitely: The Official Story of Def Leppard,’ which sold out ahead of publication and became the fastest-selling book in Genesis Publications’ history, Def Leppard are preparing their second book with Genesis. Created in close collaboration with Def Leppard, this new volume will draw on the group’s extensive archives, bringing together rare and previously unseen concert photography, backstage images, tour itineraries, set lists, stage designs, memorabilia, instruments and stage clothing. Organised around the band’s tours, ‘Def Leppard Live’ will offer a unique insight into life on the road and the people, places and performances that have shaped their extraordinary career.

    Produced as a highly collectible, signed limited edition, ‘Def Leppard Live’ will be a fitting celebration of Def Leppard’s 50th anniversary – and an opportunity for fans to share in this milestone with the band.”

  • Rush Add More Dates To 2027 Las Vegas Sphere Residency

    Rush have added more dates to their residency at the Las Vegas Sphere. Here’s the updated schedule:

    05/21 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    05/23 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    05/26 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    05/28 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    05/30 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    06/15 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    06/17 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    06/19 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    06/24 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere
    06/26 Las Vegas, NV – Sphere

  • Iced Earth Release 35th Anniversary Edition Of “Night Of The Stormrider”

    Iced Earth have released a 35th anniversary edition of “Night Of The Stormrider.” The album has been updated with a new mix and master from producer Chris “Zeuss” Harris. With this news, the band have also shared a new video for “Travel In Stygian.”

    “Night Of The Stormrider” Track Listing:

    01. “Angels Holocaust”
    02. “Stormrider”
    03. “The Path I Choose”
    04. “Before The Vision”
    05. “Mystical End”
    06. “Desert Rain”
    07. “Pure Evil”
    08. “Reaching The End”
    09. “Travel In Stygian”

    Guitarist and noted insurrectionist Jon Schaffer said the following about the reissue:

    “‘Stormrider’ was a big step forward for Iced Earth. It was the second album that we had done on 24-track, 2-inch tape. I’m really stoked to hear this new mix by Zeuss. He really did a great job. We were on a really tight budget back in those days, and this is a very complex and intense record. It really benefits from this new mix. There is a whole new level of detail and life in the drums and bass guitar. John [Greely]’s vocals have never sounded better on this record. It’s the pinnacle of audio quality and packaging to date for this classic record. I think the die-hards will dig this.”

  • M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan On Slipknot’s Upcoming Album: “I Don’t Think People Are Ready For What We’ve Created”

    During an interview with Rock Sound, Slipknot’s M. Shawn “Clown” Crahan discussed the band’s new album. The percussionist says he “[doesn’t] think people are ready for what [they’ve] created.”

    Clown said the following:

    “Now, here we are at album eight, and I can promise you, album eight’s coming out. What I can say officially is we’ve written so many songs as of right now. We have so many songs that Corey [Taylor, vocals] has sung on for rough demos. We had not foreseen what has happened, which is effortless recording and fun.

    Everyone in the band wants to jam and bring music. Eloy [Casagrande, drums] is forcefully feeding the machine, and when you do that with old dogs, they smile and just want to jam.

    So technically, I guess we could have a ninth too. We could have a double album. I’m not telling you we’re doing that. I’m just telling you, number eight’s coming out. We’re off all the bullshit. No one’s telling us what to do anymore. We do exactly what we want. We always have, but now it’s so easy. We don’t have any resistance. I don’t think people are ready for what we’ve created because even we are saying we’ve gone to another level.

    This new one is probably going to take people a little time because it’s long songs and definitely a musician’s album.”

  • Make Them Suffer Premiere “Black Sheep” Music Video

    Make Them Suffer have shared a video for their new song “Black Sheep.” You can watch that below:

    Vocalist Sean Harmanis commented:

    “To be able to do music full time is a gift that I will never take for granted and always cherish. However, to be able to live such a unique lifestyle is often equally as rewarding as it can be isolating. Something I’ve observed in myself and others who also tour full-time is often a sense of loneliness and a lack of belonging, as well as an inability to connect with others or fit in. The more time you spend in your bunk, the more foreign life outside of the parameters of touring can feel, and the more distant your relationships back home become.

    ‘Black Sheep’ is about being the outcast. It’s a statement about the band itself after grinding for years, and feeling as if we’ve only become recognised in recent times. We’re very proud to be where we are today and I truly believe that the unique sound we’ve cultivated is a result of not being accepted for as long as we have. There’s always a silver lining.”