Foo Fighters have unveiled a new, blood-soaked music video for their latest single “Spit Shine”. The visual was directed by frontman Dave Grohl, who steps behind the camera for this latest clip taken from the band’s recently released twelfth studio album, ‘Your Favorite Toy’, which dropped April 24. The video continues the band’s tradition of blending gritty visuals with high-energy rock, with Grohl once again taking a hands-on creative role beyond just the music itself. In addition to the new video, Foo Fighters also made headlines this week by announcing a pair of last-minute live shows, set to take place…
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A massive fire ripped through a commercial building in Belleville, NJ on Sunday, May 3, with reports now indicating that producer Steve Evetts’ recording studio was gutted in the blaze. The fire grew to an 11‑alarm event, fueled by strong winds and chemicals stored in a neighboring warehouse, prompting the town’s mayor to declare a state of emergency and forcing the closure of schools and government offices for the day. Evetts, the veteran producer/mixer behind landmark albums by Hatebreed, Snapcase, Sepultura, The Dillinger Escape Plan and many others, shared an update on social media as the situation unfolded. In a short, somber message, he wrote: “Well, my Sunday just…
The lineup for Milwaukee Metal Fest 2026 continues to grow, with Nachtmystium and Emmure now officially added to this year’s event. Nachtmystium will perform two sets across the weekend, including a full-album performance of their 2006 release ‘Instinct: Decay’ and a separate “best of” set. Meanwhile, Emmure are set to appear at the festival’s pre-party on June 04. That pre-party will also feature a special Jasta And Friends set led by Hatebreed frontman Jamey Jasta, joined by Trevor Peres (Obituary) and Devin Swank (Sanguisugabogg), with support from Bonginator, Gasket, and Torn Open. Additionally, musician and comedian Richard Christy has been…
Industrial nü‑metal act American Head Charge have seen one of their key albums finally land on streaming platforms for the first time. The band’s 2005 third full‑length, ‘The Feeding’, is now available worldwide on major digital services after years of being offline and hard to legally access. The project was shepherded into the digital world largely thanks to Holiday Kirk of The Nu Metal Agenda, who spent the last year tracking down ex‑vocalist Cameron Heacock after news broke that he was struggling with drug addiction and homelessness in the Los Angeles area. After locating Heacock, Kirk helped set up a crowdfunding initiative called The Something Beautiful Project to fund organized treatment and support for him.…
The fraught, decades‑long saga between Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine and his former bandmates in Metallica arguably began in the early 1980s, when Mustaine was fired from Metallica mid‑tour. His escalating behavior and struggles with substance abuse have since become the accepted explanation for why his time in the band came to such an abrupt end. Over the years, the relationship between Mustaine and Metallica has swung between uneasy truces and outright hostility. A mid‑2010s row over the writing credits to Metallica’s early material reportedly cut off private communication with James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich for good, adding yet another layer of bitterness to the storyline. Since then, Mustaine has occasionally…
Korn took a deep dive into their mid‑’90s vault during their May 2 show at Coliseo MedPlus in Bogotá, Colombia, bringing back their long‑retired cover of Black Sheep’s “U Mean I’m Not” for the first time since 1996. The band slipped the cover in after “A.D.I.D.A.S.” during the encore, pulling out a deep‑cut deep cut that longtime fans had long written off as a relic of the past. The last documented performance of the song came in June 1996 in Seattle, and Korn had played it roughly 20 times throughout that era before dropping it from the setlist. Its revival in Bogotá made the show feel like a throwback to the…
The suspect arrested in the theft of Josey Scott’s trailer and gear was reportedly wearing a Josey Scott T-shirt at the time of his arrest, according to the Tulsa Police Department. Police say the band’s stolen trailer, along with the missing equipment and belongings, has now been recovered after the April 28 theft in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Authorities identified the suspect as 47-year-old Jason Wofford, who is now facing charges of grand larceny AFCF and knowingly concealing stolen property AFCF. Police say they tracked the trailer, searched the suspect’s home, and found guitars, drums, equipment, and boxes of band shirts before recovering the trailer in Pawnee County and returning it to…
Never Rest, the project led by former IWrestledABearOnce bassist Mike “Rickshaw” Martin, have released a new video for “Juggernaut”. The track features a guest appearance from Adam Warrn of Oceano, under his new moniker, Adam On Earth adding a punishing edge to the band’s evolving sound. Behind the scenes, the single was mixed and mastered by Jeremy Schaeffer (Earth Groans), while the video was created by PolorizedMyFilms. Lyrically, “Juggernaut” taps into frustration with societal pressure and flips it into motivation. “The track is about how everyone is conditioned to fail in our society and people expect us to give up.…
KY have been forced to postpone their planned May U.S. tour after drummer Jess Margera suffered a rotator cuff injury. The postponement impacts multiple dates, including the band’s scheduled appearance at Sonic Temple, with the group confirming they are already working to reschedule the run for later this year. In a statement shared by the band, they explained the situation and apologized to fans and partners involved. “It is with deep regret that we have to announce the postponement of our upcoming May tour. Unfortunately, Jess sustained a rotator cuff injury and has been benched by his doctor for a…
Controversial rap‑rock‑to‑country crossover star Kid Rock officially launched his ‘Freedom 250 Tour’ on May 1 at the Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, TX. The kickoff show opened with a bombastic video package showing Rock and U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth piloting a pair of AH‑64 Apache attack helicopters, a direct nod to the viral military flyby that recently unfolded at Rock’s Nashville estate, “The Southern White House.” That flyby—two AH‑64s hovering low over the singer’s pool while he saluted and cheered—sparked an official investigation and initially led to the suspension of the aircrew involved. But Hegseth, a vocal ally of Rock and the Trump administration, swiftly intervened and lifted…
