Picture by Brent Broza Sublime invaded Las Vegas over the weekend for a special series of events, headlined by two concerts at Park MGM’s Dolby Live theater. The shows kicked off Friday with Long Beach Dub Allstars, who lit up the stage with reggae-ska favorites and boundless energy. The Vandals followed with their signature punk […]
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Rage Against the Machine have been known to spark the occasional frenzy, but on August 14, 2000 it hit a new level when the group incited a riot outside of the Democratic National Convention. The annual political event was taking place at the Staples Center in Rage Against the Machine’s hometown, Los Angeles. The politically
Radiohead have announced Hail to the Thief Live Recordings 2003-2009, a new live album centered around the group’s 6th studio album, Hail to the Thief. Assembled with performances of songs in London, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, and Dublin between 2003 and 2009, the album finds Radiohead at a distinct and important part of the band’s history.
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Nine Inch Nails launched their 2025 ‘Peel it Back’ tour with an engrossing performance in Oakland last night (Aug. 6). That Trent Reznor and company were in excellent form should come as a shock to nobody. The band is known for their incredible live shows, with intensity and technical wizardry both on display. The Oakland
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Maynard James Keenan hates cell phones at rock concerts — and he’s not afraid to share his opinion. Tool has famously banned phones at their shows, and in a recent interview on Clownvis Presley’s Serious Clownversation podcast, Kennan insisted it was “annoying and distracting” to see fans in the crowd recording their performances. “It’s annoying
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AFI has announced their new album, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…, and unleashed the bombastic lead single “Behind the Clock.” For over 30 years, AFI — made up of singer Davey Havok, guitarist Jade Puget, bassist Hunter Burgan and drummer Adam Carson — has blurred the lines between punk, goth and hard rock. Known for
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Finger Eleven one of the best-selling Canadian bands of all time, are experiencing a vibrant, full circle moment. The multi-platinum Juno Award-winning group—Scott Anderson (vocals), James Black (lead guitar, backing vocals), Rick Jackett (rhythm guitar), Sean Anderson (bass), Steve Molella (drums)—criss-crossed America last summer with long-time former labelmates Creed, revisiting the summer of ‘99. “People were just smiling the whole time—it was contagious,” guitarist Rick
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System of a Down fans have been waiting nearly 20 years for a new album. The group’s last LP, Hypnotize, arrived in November 2005. And though the band isn’t actively making any new music, drummer John Dolmayan says he knows what it would take to get SOAD recording again. “Traditionally when we go in to
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Heavy metal rockers All That Remains have announced the departure of guitarist Jason Richardson. The band took to social media to share the news, while also thanking Richardson for his contributions. “All That Remains and Jason Richardson have decided to part ways as Jason focuses on his own projects,” they wrote, suggesting all parties are
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Paul Mario Day, original lead singer of Iron Maiden, has died at the age of 69. The frontman’s passing was confirmed by the new wave of British heavy metal band More, for whom he also previously sang. “We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the great More vocalist Paul Mario Day,” the
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