Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh Homme has announced a star-studded November benefit show in Los Angeles featuring Weird Al Yankovic, Jack Black, Beck, St. Vincent, Chad Smith, Norah Jones, Bill Burr and more.
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Dieth have parted ways with former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson and welcomed Grave, Necrophobic and former Dismember bassist Tobias Cristiansson to the lineup, while announcing a new record deal with Fireflash Records and their upcoming single “Pound Of Flesh.”
Alter Bridge have debuted a new performance-focused music video for “Tested And Able,” a track from the band’s self-titled album released in January, ahead of their upcoming U.S. tour with Big Wreck and Tim Montana.
Turnstile vocalist Brendan Yates stopped the band’s Oklahoma City performance to have a security guard removed after allegedly punching a fan who had crossed the barricade, telling the crowd the band would not continue if the guard remained.
Death Angel founding member Dennis Pepa has revealed that he is battling stage 4 duodenal cancer after being diagnosed in February 2026, with a GoFundMe campaign launched to help fund treatment in Mexico and support his family.
Staind are extending their ‘Break The Cycle’ 25th anniversary tour into 2027 after announcing a second North American leg with Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder. The band says the first half of the anniversary run sold out, prompting them to bring the same lineup to additional cities next year.
Inferi vocalist Stevie Boiser will leave the Nashville melodic/technical death metal band following their upcoming North American tour with Psycroptic, Cognitive and Summoning The Lich. Boiser has spent nearly a decade with Inferi and will perform his final shows with the band during the trek.
Thursday have announced the third and final U.S. leg of their ‘Full City Devolución’ tour for January 2027, with Titus Andronicus joining the band for all dates as Thursday celebrates anniversaries for ‘Full Collapse’, ‘A City By The Light Divided’ and ‘No Devolución’. The run will also mark the first time Thursday offers VIP experiences on the tour.
Story Of The Year guitarist and backing vocalist Phil Sneed recalls how the band unexpectedly ended up recording “Just Close Your Eyes” for WWE Superstar Christian in 2009, despite initially having no idea who he was. The band was paid $1,000 for the recording and soon discovered that wrestling fans had embraced their version of the theme.
The Callous Daoboys have begun work on their fourth studio album, entering the initial recording stages on October 5. The mathcore outfit have not yet announced a release date and will head to Europe and the UK in November with Enter Shikari and Holding Absence.
