Earlier this week, Axl Rose turned up in animated form on an episode of the Boomerang show New Looney Tunes, and he debuted a new song. In the show, Axl asks Bugs Bunny and his pals where the local civic
Rumors have been circulating in recent weeks about Van Halen’s return in 2019 after singer David Lee Roth hinted the group might be playing Yankee Stadium in 2019. Now industry sources are saying that former bassist Michael
Bret Michaels says that Poison will return in 2020 “with some new songs.” Earlier this year, Poison completed the “Nothin’ But A Good Time 2018” tour with Cheap Trick and Pop Evil. Poison’s last album of new
Slipknot’s frontman Corey Taylor has shard a tease of his new mask for Slipknot‘s impending album, via his Instagram account. The post showed the ask he’ll be wearing on the band’s upcoming tour dates in support of
Korn guitarist Brian ‘Head’ Welch has given an update on Korn‘s next album, teasing that “fans are going to be pleasantly surprised”. During an interview about his new documentary, Loud Krazy Love, Welch says the band has “some
Queen’s Brian May announced that he’ll release a brand new solo single titled New Horizons on January 1, 2019. The single will mark the guitarist’s first solo work since the single Why Don’t We Try Again from
Last July, guitarist-singer Daron Malakian said that he had material for a new album, but that vocalist Serj Tankian wasn’t on board. Tankian confirmed there were creative differences holding up a new album, and that he was
The Recording Academy has announced that Black Sabbath will receive a Lifetime Achievement Grammy at a ceremony in May next year. The rock icons, who played their farewell show in February 2017, will be honored along with
Puddle of Mudd frontman Wes Scantlin last released an album a decade ago, but that’s about to change, and he says a new record will be here soon. Scantlin confirmed the news, stating, “We’re coming out with
Paul McCartney has released a video for his song “Who Cares,” taken from latest album Egypt Station. In the six-minute clip, McCartney plays the role of Dr. Lorenz, a behavioral hypnotist and meteorologist who tries to help
