July 6, 2012 KISS are getting ready for their U.S. tour with Motley Crue, and the release of their new album Monster. The tour kicks off July 20th (with a stop in Dallas on August 4th), and we can expect the new album on October 16th.
The one and only Aaron Lewis is hitting Shreveport-Bossier this weekend. While the Staind singer may have gone a little bit country with his new solo work, we anticipate he'll bust out some fan favorites during his performance at the Horseshoe Riverdome in Bossier City tonight. If you're looking for something a little heavier, The Aftermath look set to tear down Riverside Warehouse along with openers Eight Feet Thick.
Last Friday (June 29) is a day that Los Angeles denizens Linkin Park will remember for a while. The evening started with DJ Joe Hahn, bassist Dave “Phoenix” Farrell, and emcee Mike Shinoda throwing out the first pitches at Dodger Stadium before the Los Angeles Dodgers-New York Mets game.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers have accomplished a lot in their almost 30-year career. They have sold over 65 million albums worldwide, sold out venues everywhere and were just inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. However, the band can add a first to their impressive list when they perform live in Israel later this year.
Aerosmith will not be playing in Bristow, Va. tomorrow night as was initially scheduled. According to the groups AeroForceOne website, the band has postponed the performance as singer Steven Tyler is currently under doctor’s orders to refrain from playing in order to provide complete vocal rest.
July 2, 2012 Last week, we managed to find Metallica's full set from Day 1 of the Orion Festival (that featured 'Ride the Lightning' in its entirety - in reverse order!). It took a quick minute, but Day 2 - featuring the entire Black Album - has hit the interwebs
A single lightning bolt left 51 people injured at the With Full Force music festival in Roitzschjora, Germany on July 1.
It doesn’t get any more ultimate than the combined forces of rock juggernauts Alice Cooper and Iron Maiden, so when the two announced plans to tour North America together, it quickly became the most anticipated tour of the summer.
Radiohead have suffered a set back after the tragic stage collapse incident that claimed the life of their friend and drum tech earlier this month in Toronto. The U.K. band was forced to postpone several European tour dates that immediately followed the June 16 show, but have now announced the rescheduled itinerary.
