• Alice Cooper Shares “Ballad Of Dwight Fry” Live Video Featuring Criss Angel, Guitarist Nita Strauss To Return For Late 2026 Shows

    Shock rocker Alice Cooper and magician Criss Angel have shared footage of “Ballad Of Dwight Fry” from their recent “Welcome To Our Nightmare” residency at the Criss Angel Theater at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas, Nevada. You can check out that clip below. Further shows are also planned for November 27-28 and December 4-5. Those concerts will find guitarist Nita Strauss making her return from maternity leave.

    Cooper commented:

    “We added the November and December shows after the March, April and May shows sold out so quickly, so that more of our fans could experience this very special show that Criss and I created.

    Nita opened our 2026 touring season in Las Vegas back in March and is now returning to close out 2026 with us there, and we’re really looking forward to welcoming the Hurricane back onto the stage. Bringing Nita back after she took a break to start a family is the perfect way to wrap up 2026.

    We couldn’t believe our luck when we confirmed Anna Cara to fill in for her for all of our shows across North America and Europe this year. Anna has been a true asset to the tour and she’s now part of the family. Who could ask for anything more than to have these two amazing musicians in the Cooper family?”

  • Underoath Share “All The Love Is Gone” Live Video From Long Beach Vans Warped Tour

    Underoath have shared pro-shot footage of their song “All The Love Is Gone” from this year’s Vans Warped Tour in Long Beach, CA. That track is from the band’s 2025 album “The Place After This One.” Keyboardist Chris Dudley commented:

    “‘All The Love Is Gone’ has slowly morphed into one of our favorite songs to play live. So much so that we even had to get Garth in on the action.”

  • Def Leppard’s “Long Live Def Leppard” Documentary Will Hit Theaters In Early 2027

    Bleecker Street’s Crosswalk have officially acquired the North American rights to Def Leppard’s upcoming documentary “Long Live Def Leppard.” The new film was directed by Jeff Feuerzeig, who also served as a producer alongside Alice Rhodes and Sam Bridger for VICE Studios, Nicholas Ferrall and Jeanne Elfant Festa of White Horse Pictures, Danny Gabai of The Searchers Documentary Films, and Brian T. Nugent of Sobey Road Entertainment. The movie is currently scheduled to hit theaters in early 2027.

    Feuerzeig commented:

    “In the summer of ’81, after reading about Def Leppard in Creem, I saw the not-yet-famous band open for Ozzy Osbourne on his first ‘Blizzard Of Ozz’ tour at Asbury Park’s Convention Hall. These young lads from working-class Sheffield were punching far above their weight and playing for keeps. I was smitten, a fan for life. It has been an honor to collaborate with the guys and bring their unique, heartwarming, and often humorous underdog story to the screen. This is not your typical sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll tale. Long live Def Leppard, indeed!”

    Bleecker Street CEO Kent Sanderson added:

    “Def Leppard is a once in a lifetime rock band, whose story and live performances demand to be seen and heard on the big screen. Longtime fans and those just being introduced to the group are going to be blown away by this high energy, compelling, and ultimately moving look into this legendary band.”

  • Slipknot’s Jim Root Says “Arsenal” Won’t Appear On The Band’s New Album

    Earlier this week, Slipknot released a new song titled “Arsenal.” However, according to Jim Root, the track will not appear on their new album. The guitarist said the following when asked about negative feedback:

    “It depends on the commenter really. I mean. What’s their band doing? And ‘Arsenal’ was a tune we could quickly get out there while we work on the rest of the record. It’s not really representative of the other tunes.”

    He continued when asked if it will be on the album:

    “no. This was just one that we could finish ‘sooner’ to get out there.”

  • My Chemical Romance Reveal More Details For 20th Anniversary Edition Of “The Black Parade”

    My Chemical Romance have revealed more details for the 20th anniversary edition of their 2006 album “The Black Parade.” The newly expanded effort will be released on October 23 in 2LP, 1LP, CD, cassette and digital formats. Pre-orders can be found HERE. A video for the first single, “The Sharpest Lives” (Live from Hoboken), can be found below:

    “The Black Parade” 20th Anniversary Track Listing:

    01. “The End.”
    02. “Dead!”
    03. “This Is How I Disappear”
    04. “The Sharpest Lives”
    05. “Welcome To The Black Parade”
    06. “I Don’t Love You”
    07. “House of Wolves”
    08. “Cancer”
    09. “Mama” (feat. Liza Minnelli)
    10. “Sleep”
    11. “Teenagers”
    12. “Disenchanted”
    13. “Famous Last Words”
    14. “Blood (A Brief Intermission)”

    Bonus Tracks

    15. “Heaven Help Us” *
    16. “Kill All Your Friends” *
    17. “My Way Home Is Through You” *
    17. “Dead!” (Live) *
    19. “The Sharpest Lives” (Live) *
    20. “Someone Out There Loves You” (Live) **

    *Available on Deluxe Editions of “The Black Parade” (20th Anniversary)

    **Available on all Deluxe Editions & One Step 2LP

    The band commented:

    “Twenty years ago, we wrote what would become ‘The Black Parade,’ our third record and the follow up to ‘Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge.’ At the time, we could never have imagined what the record would mean for the band. All we knew is that we had made something crazy, and something we couldn’t wait to get it out into the world.

    Today, twenty years on, we celebrate its release. For the first time, we have included everything we finished during those sessions in a single collection.

    As importantly, we asked James Jean to revisit the world of The Black Parade and create three new pieces of art. What he has crafted is a beautiful collection of a few iconic characters from the record during that era. James is truly a one-of-a-kind artist, and so important to how this record was presented to the world. We are extremely grateful for meeting him all those years ago, and agreeing now to make something new.

    Our hope is that you enjoy this collection of music and illustrations as much as we do, because we wanted to honor how timeless and enduring you’ve allowed it to be.

    Thank you for marching with us.

    To the death!”

  • Linkin Park Share Footage Of “Faint” From “UNSHATTER” Film

    Linkin Park have shared footage of “Faint” from their upcoming documentary/live film “UNSHATTER.” As previously reported, the movie will be screened in select theaters on September 30. The film features the band’s November 15, 2024 show at the Allianz Parque in São Paulo, Brazil. That set will also be released as a soundtrack on September 25.

  • Starset Premiere New Song “a n n 1 h 1 l a t 1 0 n”

    Starset have premiered a new song titled “a n n 1 h 1 l a t 1 0 n.” You can check that out below:

  • Miss May I Premiere “Highbrow Thieves” Music Video

    Miss May I have shared an animated video for their new song “Highbrow Thieves.” This track is from the band’s new album, “No Place For Me,” which will be released on October 2. Vocalist Levi Benton said the following about the single:

    “‘Highbrow Thieves’ is written from the perspective of someone worked to the bone, taking orders from people with no remorse for who they’re giving them to. The ‘thieves’ here aren’t after riches or objects — what they’re really stealing is something far more valuable: Time.”

  • Shiner Streaming “I’ll Never Need You Again” From Deluxe Edition Of “BELIEVEYOUME”

    Shiner are streaming “I’ll Never Need You Again” from the deluxe edition of “BELIEVEYOUME.” That expanded record will be released on September 18.

    “BELIEVEYOUME” Deluxe Edition Track Listing:

    01. “Asleep In The Trunk“
    02. “The Alligator“
    03. “The Mutiny“
    04. “So Far So“
    05. “My Mirror Hates Me“
    06. “I’ll Never Need You Again“
    07. “Endless Summer“
    08. “Lazarus“
    09. “Not Too Much“
    10. “Captured By Death“
    11. “Broken Satellites“
    12. “Jackie“

  • From First To Last Premiere “They Said Your Ghost Was A Promise” Music Video

    From First To Last have shared a new video for their new song “They Said Your Ghost Was A Promise.” The track will appear on the band’s new EP, “We Were Bleeding Anyway,” which will be released on October 2. That effort will also feature: “Your Name In Red Ink,” “Everything Ends In Silence,” “Picking Clothes To Die In,” “Hate Me All You Want, I Still Got Your…,“ and “Pale Blue.“ The group commented:

    “‘They Said Your Ghost Was a Promise’ is a really special song. It tackles the subject of loss of a loved one, and we hope it can resonate with others dealing with the same.”