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Skid Row bassist Rachel Bolan releases new track from his forthcoming solo album ‘Gargoyle of the Garden State’

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New Order reveals ‘The Best & the Rest of New Order’ compilation album

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Pinhead Gunpowder, the side project of Green Day members, has announced a US tour.

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Blue October Releases Music Video for ‘Foiled’ Song ’18th Floor Balcony’

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Avenged Sevenfold regains ownership of ‘The Stage’ masters after going fully independent.

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Art-pop pioneer and former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne made a triumphant return to late-night television, bringing along his acclaimed "Why Is The Sky?" backing band for a showstopping performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The avant-garde collective delivered an incredibly high-energy, modernized rendition of the 1983 Talking Heads classic, "Burning Down The House." In a surprise twist that brought the studio audience to its feet, host Stephen Colbert actively joined Byrne and the ensemble on stage, jumping into the track's signature rhythmic choreography.

#DavidByrne #TalkingHeads #StephenColbert #LateShow #BurningDownTheHouse

American melodic rock legends Night Ranger have officially announced a comprehensive new Best Of compilation album, scheduled to hit shelves on August 28th via Frontiers Music Srl. Celebrating more than four decades at the forefront of the hard rock scene, the upcoming release bridges the gap between the band's foundational 1980s arena anthems and their creative output from the last 20 years. To anchor the announcement, the five-piece has unleashed a fresh 2026 remaster of their signature 1982 debut hit, "Don't Tell Me You Love Me," which has launched across streaming platforms alongside an official visualizer video. Tracklist highlights span from historic power ballads and guitar-driven anthems like "Sister Christian," "(You Can Still) Rock in America," and "When You Close Your Eyes," to more recent standouts such as "Time of Our Lives," "High Road," and "Truth."

Physical collectors will have multiple configurations to choose from, as the album is locked for a traditional CD printing alongside a premium double-LP vinyl pressing available in standard black, gold, and orange splatter variants. Adding extra incentive for longtime fans, the package is bolstered by two exclusive bonus tracks: a live-off-the-floor reimagining of "Wasted Time" recorded at Sweetwater Studios and a festive live recording of "Feliz Navidad." Frontman and bassist Jack Blades shared, "The new 'Best Of' is a celebration of not only our classic hits but also what we've created over the last 20 years. And we're just gonna keep cranking it 'cause we're having too much fun to stop!" The compilation arrives perfectly timed to land right in the heart of Night Ranger's busy summer 2026 tour, which features core members Blades, Kelly Keagy, Brad Gillis, Eric Levy, and Keri Kelli bringing their high-octane live production to stages across North America.

#NightRanger #JackBlades #KellyKeagy #BradGillis #FrontiersMusicSrl

Multi-platinum alternative metal titans Avenged Sevenfold have officially announced that they are functioning as a completely independent entity after 26 years as a signed band. To mark this newly achieved artistic freedom, the group revealed they have successfully purchased back the master recordings and rights to their progressive 2016 seventh studio album, The Stage, alongside The Stage (Deluxe Edition) and their 2017 live outing, Live at the Grammy Museum, from Capitol Records. The band notified fans that because of the ownership transition, listeners may temporarily need to re-add the albums to their digital playlists if they do not immediately appear on major streaming networks.

To celebrate the catalog acquisition, Avenged Sevenfold has updated the streaming version of the The Stage (Deluxe Edition) to include an exclusive bonus addition: their 4-song Live from Capitol Records Rooftop performance. Reflecting on the significance of owning the record independently, the band highlighted how the album’s original thematic concepts—which tackled artificial intelligence, political critique, simulation theory, and existentialism—feel even more prominent in today's societal landscape. Looking ahead, the band noted that they are anticipating the upcoming 10-year anniversary of the record and are currently turning on double streaming reward points for members of their Deathbat Rewards system throughout the week.

#AvengedSevenfold #A7X #TheStage #LiveAtTheGrammyMuseum #MShadows

Today, the rock world sends the happiest of birthday wishes to the incredibly talented Sheryl Cooper! Renowned for her mesmerizing choreography, elite dance background, and commanding stage presence, Sheryl has been a vital, theatrical force within the Alice Cooper live touring production for decades, bringing some of rock's most iconic stage characters to life night after night.

Beyond her brilliant artistic contributions to the stage and her dedication to performing arts education, Sheryl remains one of the most respected figures in the rock community alongside her husband of fifty years, Alice. Whether she's striking fear into the front row as a sinister stage nurse or elegantly guiding the next generation of performers, she does it all with unmatched grace and rock 'n' roll style. Happy Birthday, Sheryl—may your day be filled with celebration and plenty of volume!

#SherylCooper #AliceCooper #HappyBirthday #RockRoyalty #Choreographer

Jack Osbourne has fired back at critics and entertainment journalists following a wave of online speculation regarding his recent weight loss. The controversy ignited after photos surfaced of the 40-year-old media personality visiting Capitol Hill alongside his mother, Sharon Osbourne, prompting online trolls and media outlets to run speculative headlines questioning his physical health and accusing him of rapid weight-loss drug use. In a fiery video response, Osbourne directly addressed the narrative, clarifying that his physical transformation is the result of long-term dedication rather than a sudden health crisis or quick-fix medications.

"I've been consistently but slowly losing weight for the last three and a half years," Osbourne explained, noting that he reached 220 pounds before deciding to overhaul his lifestyle. Standing at 5-foot-8.5 and weighing 155 pounds, he emphasized that his current frame is perfectly healthy and driven by rigorous physical discipline. "My entire life, I was just brutalized by the press about being overweight. And the fact that I get down to a healthy weight, now I'm criticized even more? Get f*ed. This is why no one trusts the press." Osbourne capped off his defense by challenging a prominent gossip journalist to join him for an open mat session at his jiu-jitsu gym to see firsthand how hard he trains, demanding that critics stop hiding behind screens to police his body.

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#JackOsbourne #WeightLoss #TheOsbournes #BodyShaming #FitnessTransformation

The escalating war of words between mgk and Yungblud has taken a sharp turn, with Yungblud's camp officially firing back at a series of highly personal online attacks. The public fallout intensified after Yungblud shared a video advocating for affordable concert experiences via his upcoming Bludfest project, noting that live music has become financially inaccessible for young fans. The post prompted a blistering, since-deleted Instagram comment from mgk, who accused the British artist of hypocrisy regarding ticket prices and his previous 2025 tour cancellation. "You cancelled a tour because you couldn't sell tickets blamed it on mental health then got parazzi'd [sic] at Nobu the next day Pinocchio," mgk reportedly wrote, cap-stoning the rant by calling him a "silver spooned preachy wanker."

In an exclusive statement delivered to TMZ, representatives for Yungblud thoroughly condemned the rapper's comments, particularly his decision to target the singer's well-being. "To weaponise somebody's mental health in a public space like this is incredibly disappointing," the rep stated, reinforcing that Yungblud has always been transparent about his personal struggles with exhaustion and mental health. The statement also flatly denied mgk's underlying claim that low ticket sales drove the previous live adjustments, clarifying that "there were multiple legitimate factors behind those decisions, both personal and logistical, and suggesting otherwise is simply false."

As for the artist himself, Yungblud’s team made it clear he won't be trading direct insults or stalling his current momentum to keep the online feud alive. "Dom has not commented directly as he is so busy focusing on his sold-out North American tour and finishing his next album," his representative concluded. "He genuinely hasn’t got time to engage in any of this but we wish MGK the very best." The bitter public divide marks a stunning collapse for a duo that was once practically inseparable, having served as core collaborators and focal points alongside Travis Barker during the height of the modern pop-punk revival era.

#mgk #Yungblud #Bludfest #MachineGunKelly #TMZ

After sparking massive breakup fears among their global fanbase just over two weeks ago, Greta Van Fleet has officially put the rumors to rest by announcing an incredibly rare, highly intimate pop-up performance in New York City. On Wednesday, May 27th, the Grammy-winning rock revivalists will take the stage at the legendary Bowery Ballroom, an under-play setting with a maximum capacity of just 575 people. To keep things entirely fair and old-school, tickets for the exclusive event will cost just $20, including all fees, and will completely bypass online vendors.

Fans looking to witness the band's official return to the stage will have to line up in person at the venue's physical box office (6 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002) beginning at 9:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday, May 26th. The venue has outlined strict parameters for the box office event: sales are cash-free (accepting only physical credit/debit cards or tap-to-pay), limited to two physical tickets per person on a first-come, first-served basis, and wristbands will be distributed to prevent line-cutting. The show carries a 16+ age restriction unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Given the band's usual arena-sized draw, massive lines are expected to form well ahead of the box office opening.

#GretaVanFleet #GVF #BoweryBallroom #LiveFromNYC #OneNightOnly

All six members of the Foo Fighters sat down together for a chaotic appearance on the web show Hot Ones Versus, taking on a five-round game of personal truth-or-dare involving ultra-spicy chicken wings. Under the rules of the game, members posed burning personal questions to one another; an honest answer allowed them to skip the heat, while a refusal or a lie forced them to eat a wing. The high-stakes interrogation resulted in several major revelations, including frontman Dave Grohl confirming the existence of a legendary, unreleased Foo Fighters rap track titled “That Ass,” which he noted will likely never be released to the public. Grohl also candidly recalled suffering from a severe bout of diarrhea after drinking tap water in Slovenia right before a concert.

The legendary frontman didn't stop there, sharing a memorable email exchange with the late David Bowie. After Grohl reached out to pitch a potential film soundtrack collaboration, Bowie declined, stating it wasn't a good fit. When Grohl sent a polite follow-up note thanking him anyway, Bowie humorously replied, “Well, that’s settled then. Now fuck off.” The rest of the episode featured plenty of band camaraderie, from guitarist Pat Smear blanking on actress Jenna Ortega’s name to Grohl identifying his 2005 track "D.O.A." as containing his most cringeworthy lyric. The appearance marks their first full-band feature on the show following their latest album, Your Favorite Toy. The rock icons are currently preparing for a major stadium tour alongside Queens of the Stone Age, kicking off this August following a headlining slot at the BottleRock festival in Napa Valley.

#FooFighters #DaveGrohl #HotOnesVersus #HotOnes #DavidBowie

Mongolian Hunnu Rock breakout force The Hu has officially announced their highly anticipated third full-length studio album, HUN, scheduled to drop on July 24 via Better Noise Music. Alongside the album reveal, the band—comprising Galaa, Jaya, Enkush, and Temka—released a hypnotic new lead single titled "Lost Soul," featuring guest vocals from Jonny Hawkins, frontman of American rock band Nothing More. The track marks the very first collaborative effort between the gold-certified global phenomenon and Nothing More, pairing traditional Mongolian throat singing, horsehead fiddle (morin khuur), and native instrumentation with Hawkins’ soaring English-sung melodies.

Musically, "Lost Soul" blends a heavy, percussive groove and a driving guitar riff with a melodic refrain as Hawkins croons the infectious chorus, "Born to be a lost soul." The track acts as a seamless volley between cultures, carrying a universal message of resiliency, fortitude, and strength in the face of life's obstacles. Commenting on the track, bandmember Galaa stated, "Hunnu Rock transcends through culture... To be not lost on your life journey, not losing your values, and having the courage to face life's obstacles are messages we are sending our fans." Hawkins added, "I am so excited to team up with a band as committed to their craft as The Hu. It's unlike anything I've done before." Pre-orders for the full-length record and streams for the new single are live today across all major digital platforms.

#TheHu #NothingMore #JonnyHawkins #LostSoul #HUN

Guitarist John 5 has revealed that he has not spoken to his former employer and longtime creative partner Rob Zombie since leaving his band to join Mötley Crüe nearly four years ago. Speaking on a recent episode of the Thinking About Guitar podcast, the virtuoso guitarist opened up about the silence between the two musicians, which follows a celebrated 17-year working relationship that included five studio albums and hundreds of live performances. Despite the lack of communication, John 5 maintained that there is no animosity on his end, stating, "I haven't spoken to Rob, unfortunately. Of course, I miss him. And 17 years [together] and I love him. And I wish nothing but the best for him. But I have no ill will towards Rob Zombie whatsoever."

John 5 officially exited Zombie’s lineup in the fall of 2022 to step in for founding Mötley Crüe guitarist Mick Mars. While Zombie was reportedly disappointed but understanding at the time, John 5 previously admitted he was hesitant to reach out afterward out of fear of receiving no response. Reflecting on his decision to switch camps, the guitarist defended his move as a personal bucket-list desire rather than a professional slight. "Life is short and I want to experience as much as possible," he explained. "Me and Rob had such a special bond and we work so well together... We never had a negative word between us. He's just the greatest. But I just wanted to experience this. And I know that might be selfish, but I just didn't want to have this pass by." Both musicians remain heavily active on the touring circuit, with Mötley Crüe launching their "Return of the Carnival of Sins" tour this summer, while Zombie prepares for a co-headlining summer trek alongside Marilyn Manson.

#John5 #RobZombie #MotleyCrue #MickMars #ThinkingAboutGuitar

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