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Godsmack just announced their 2019 North American headlining tour, with Volbeat serving as their supporting act. The 2019 tour will kick off in Nashville at Bridgestone Arena on April 16 and wrap up on June 11 in
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Breaking Benjamin will be wrapping up their co-headlining arena tour with Five Finger Death Punch this week, but they’ve already announcing their next trek. The band will begin a headlining arena tour next spring throughout North America,
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Kid Rock got into the holiday spirit, and following in the footsteps by others this season, is paying off a number of layaway accounts at a Nashville Walmart. The rocker recently announced he was inspired by similar
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Gene Simmons of KISS is being sued for sexual assault by a woman who worked in the kitchen at one of his restaurants. According to documents, the woman – identified as Jane Doe – said the assault
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Aerosmith will be joined by Post Malone for their performance at the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest at State Farm Arena. The 23-year-old “Psycho” singer-rapper is familiar to Aerosmith as well; the band and Malone teamed
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Nikki Sixx has three projects in the works for 2019, which will be the first new music from him since 2016, when he released two albums with his band Sixx: AM. Sixx made the announcement on Instagram, saying “Officially
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Heart have released a video of their performance of “Lost Angel” from their upcoming album Live in Atlantic City – and have announced who will be appearing on the album along with them. Recorded in 2006, the
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Queens of the Stone Age have announced plans to offer up a new Christmas single just in time for the holidays. The two-track single features Josh Homme, Dean Fertita and Australian blues songwriter C.W. Stoneking covering “Silent Night”
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The release date for Motley Crüe‘s biopic The Dirt has been confirmed for March 2018. Crue’s frontman Vince Neil shared news of when fans could expect to see The Dirt on Twitter. “Wow!!! Just left Netflix offices,” he wrote.
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Queen, with singer Adam Lambert have announced a 23-date North American Rhapsody tour that will take place in summer 2019. The tour will feature original Queen members Brian May and Roger Taylor, with Lambert as lead singer.
