The Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival has announced its impressive lineup for 2026. The four day event – taking place May 14-17 in Columbus, Ohio — will feature an array of platinum selling artists, legendary acts, and many of the biggest names in rock. Leading the way is My Chemical Romance, Pierce The Veil […]
An artist needs to carry plenty of clout to establish their own music festival. Only a small selection of acts have done it successfully, including Slipknot, Ozzy Osbourne and Deftones. The latter group’s Dia De Los Deftones event, now in its sixth year, will take place this Saturday, November 1 at PETCO Park in San
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When Wolfgang Van Halen talks about The End, there’s a calm confidence in his voice — not the bravado of someone chasing legacy, but the quiet satisfaction of an artist finally landing where he’s supposed to be. The new Mammoth album feels less like a finale and more like a rebirth. “It feels like we’re
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When Billy Graziadei picks up the phone, he sounds both energized and grounded — like a man who’s been through hell, learned from it, and is ready to set the world ablaze again. “If you’d told me two years ago that we’d be touring the world, high-fiving each other on stage, and releasing Divided We
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Foo Fighters have dropped a new song called “Asking for a Friend” and announced big touring plans for 2026. The trek kicks off August 4 at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, Canada – the first of many massive stadium gigs. Further stops include Ford Field in Detroit, Soldier Field in Chicago, Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia,
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Depeche Mode has announced the physical release of their feature film Depeche Mode: M, along with CD and vinyl pressings of the Memento Mori: Mexico City live album. Both titles are set for release December 5th. Depeche Mode: M will also enjoy a limited theatrical engagement on October 28. The physical release of Depeche Mode:
Bassist Geezer Butler has shared his personal reflection on Back to the Beginning, Black Sabbath’s final concert which, in many ways, turned into a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. “I suppose I was just wondering how everybody would do,” Butler recalled during an appearance on the Gabbing With Girlfriends podcast, hosted by his wife Gloria. “I
After Sick New World was canceled in 2025, fans worried that the heavy-hitting festival may never return. Fear not! Organizers have just revealed plans for two versions of Sick New World in 2026, and the lineups are impressive. The first event will take place in Las Vegas, the same location as previous years. The one-day
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Swedish metal band Ghost has cultivated a passionate worldwide following thanks to their powerful songs and theatrical live shows. Despite having an otherworldly presence onstage, frontman Tobias Forge is very human – and he recently recalled a scary incident that took place during one of the band’s shows in 2015. “Throughout my years in in
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Limp Bizkit co-founding bassist Sam Rivers tragically died over the weekend at the age of 48. Now, frontman Fred Durst has delivered a touching tribute to his longtime bandmate. “Sam Rivers, legend, truly. He’s like a gifted, unbelievably sweet, wonderful person,” Durst began his video, shared via Instagram account. The singer then went down memory
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