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Hatebreed has officially unleashed the music video for their latest offering, The Carrion Choir. The Grammy-nominated outfit delivered the visual showcase alongside the worldwide streaming launch of the track on September 30, 2026, giving fans an immediate double dose of new material to dive into.

With visuals accompanying the release and photo credit attributed to Balazs Szabo, the veteran band continues their relentless charge with full force across the heavy music landscape. The arrival of the video brings the track directly to the forefront as Hatebreed commands attention once again.

What do you think of The Carrion Choir, and how does the new music video stack up against Hatebreed's classic catalog?

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#Hatebreed #TheCarrionChoir #Hardcore #Metal #HeavyMetal #BalazsSzabo #RockNews2026

Linkin Park turntablist Joe Hahn is tuning out the chatter regarding the band recruiting Emily Armstrong for their major comeback. Speaking in an interview with NME, Hahn addressed whether introducing a female vocalist to step into the role formerly held by the late Chester Bennington brought unexpected pushback or accusations of an agenda during the rollout of From Zero.

Hahn explained that outside talk holds zero weight when it comes to the group's internal decisions and artistic direction.

"All that kind of stuff just goes in one ear and out the other because I know that we’re doing something pretty cool. We’re not doing it to please people. We just know that it’s the right thing to do for us, and in turn it’s going to be the right thing for so many others out there," Hahn stated.

How do you feel about the band moving forward with Emily Armstrong on vocals?

#LinkinPark #JoeHahn #EmilyArmstrong #FromZero #ChesterBennington #RockMusic #AlternativeRock #RockNews2026

Tom Morello brought his hard-hitting solo catalog to national television this week, delivering an electrifying performance of "Soldier in the Army of Love" on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live!.

Broadcasting from the Brooklyn Academy of Music during Kimmel's annual week of Brooklyn shows, the legendary Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave guitarist took the stage sporting his trademark cap, aviator shades, and signature fretboard pyrotechnics. Backing Morello was a full live band that prominently featured his teenage son Roman, who co-wrote the track and traded blistering riffs alongside his father.

The anthem serves as a centerpiece from Morello's latest full-length solo rock record, Everyone Gets Everything They Want, which arrived last week featuring an eclectic roster of guest collaborators including Serj Tankian, Beartooth, and Kneecap.

Did you catch Tom and Roman Morello tearing it up on late-night TV? What do you think of his latest solo material? Let us know in the comments below.

#TomMorello #RomanMorello #SoldierInTheArmyOfLove #EveryoneGetsEverythingTheyWant #JimmyKimmelLive #RATM #Audioslave #HardRock #GuitarLegends #RockNews2026

Nikki Sixx has broken his long-standing political silence to take a firm stand against reported federal plans impacting Yosemite National Park. The Mötley Crüe bassist posted a direct video message addressing federal proposals to hand over portions of the park to a private developer for road construction.

Sixx emphasized that protecting natural landmarks transcends partisan lines, reflecting on his own family ties to the park just minutes from his home.

"This isn't a left or right issue," Sixx said. "This is simply wrong. We live less than 30 minutes from our national park, and as a family—with our friends—we've spent countless adventures there making memories. The same kind of memories families have been making in our national parks for generations, and hopefully will continue making for generations to come."

"These places belong to all of us," Sixx added. "They're part of our history, our childhoods, our families and our future. To think that what's described in this video is happening to our national parks is heartbreaking."

Where do you stand on rock musicians using their voices to defend public lands?

#MotleyCrue #NikkiSixx #HardRock #HeavyMetal #Yosemite #NationalParks #RockNews2026

Slipknot is deep into tracking their forthcoming eighth studio album, marking their debut release under their newly launched (sic)est Records imprint. While longtime fans continue to plead for the sonic brutality of the band's earliest output, guitarist Jim Root has made it clear that the masked collective refuses to tread familiar ground.

"We're really experimenting with different approaches... don't expect another 'Iowa' or 'self titled' record. We've been there. The vibe feels honest and true to me. It's uneasy and reminds me of recording in the earlier days."

Root explained that the band is stripping away modern overproduction, avoiding excessive guitar layering and cutting analog tracks live on the floor with drummer Eloy Casagrande to capture the rawest possible energy.

Are you excited to hear Slipknot push into fresh sonic territory, or were you holding out for a return to their classic era?

#Slipknot #JimRoot #EloyCasagrande #MickThomson #Metal #HeavyMetal #sicestRecords #RockNews2026

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry has revealed that rock supergroup Hollywood Vampires are eyeing a return to the recording studio sometime after the start of 2027.

The band—featuring Perry alongside Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, and guitarist Tommy Henriksen—has frequently balanced dense individual schedules spanning international tours and film sets. Should the project move forward, it will mark the all-star outfit's third studio album, following their 2015 self-titled debut and 2019's Rise.

The studio discussions come on the heels of the group's 2026 European trek, which marked their first live performances in nearly three years and featured massive stops including London's O2 Arena. While the band was unable to include U.S. dates on their recent itinerary, Perry indicated that the next chapter could bring both new music and an expanded return to the stage.

Are you eager to hear a new studio album from Hollywood Vampires, and are you hoping they bring their next tour to the States? Let us know in the comments below.

#JoePerry #AliceCooper #JohnnyDepp #TommyHenriksen #HollywoodVampires #Aerosmith #ClassicRock #HardRock #RockNews2026

Evanescence was officially presented with a Sold Out Award during their September 25 performance at the Velodrom in Berlin, Germany, celebrating the sweeping success of the European leg of the Evanescence World Tour 2026.

Promoter PRK DreamHaus honored the band onstage during the trek, which marks Eventim Live's first major pan-European touring acquisition across territories including Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, and Portugal. The milestone follows an equally dominant North American run that saw the group move massive crowds at venues like Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, Pine Knob Music Theatre, and a sold-out Kia Forum in Inglewood, California.

Evanescence is wrapping up their final European dates before heading stateside for appearances at Sick New World Texas and Colorado's Red Rocks Amphitheatre next month, leading into Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and headline festival slots at Rock am Ring and Rock im Park in 2027.

Have you caught Evanescence on their 2026 world tour, or are you planning to see them on the road next year? Share your concert memories in the comments below.

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August Burns Red frontman Jake Luhrs recently opened up about self-improvement, evolving beyond unhealthy habits, and the inspiration driving the track "The Nameless" from the band's latest album, Season of Surrender.

Speaking with Brenton Harris of Australia's A Peek Behind The Lines, Luhrs emphasized that true change must originate from within rather than waiting on the world around you:

"I am on a journey of just trying to become a better person. And so I'm always looking at and reflecting on things that, like, maybe there's habits that I have that aren't healthy. 'Cause as we grow or we move into growth in our lives, there's old ways that aren't gonna necessarily fit where we're trying to go or who we're trying to be. And so I think that there's a season of surrendering those things and healing or moving past them or growing. So, yeah, I'm a firm believer that if you want the world to change or if you wanna change the world, you have to start with yourself."

Luhrs also reflected on his extensive work as an advocate for mental health, highlighting how supporting others creates a vital cycle of mutual perspective, empathy, and genuine community:

"When you give to others, when you help them, or when you encourage other people... it's cyclical. And it's funny, because sometimes when you share your story with somebody or you're helping somebody out and then they kind of tell you what they're going through, they speak to you... That's just community, my brother. That's what humans are for. They're for connection. And I think if we spent more time in human connection, there would be less of a need for mental health because there would be more love and there would be more unification and more grace and understanding, patience, and less division."

How has August Burns Red's music or Jake Luhrs' advocacy impacted your personal journey? What are your standout tracks from Season of Surrender? Let us know in the comments below.

#AugustBurnsRed #JakeLuhrs #TheNameless #SeasonOfSurrender #Metalcore #FearlessRecords #MentalHealthAwareness #HeavyMetal #MetalNews #RockNews2026

Metallica’s monumental 1991 self-titled LP—widely celebrated as The Black Album—has officially surpassed 850 weeks on the Billboard 200 chart. The achievement makes it only the fourth release in music history to hit the longevity mark, placing the metal icons in elite company alongside Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon, Bob Marley and the Wailers’ Legend, and Journey’s Greatest Hits.

Produced by Bob Rock alongside James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich, the record served as the band's fifth studio effort and their first to claim the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200, reigning at the top for four consecutive weeks. Driven by enduring stadium anthems like "Enter Sandman," "The Unforgiven," "Sad but True," and "Nothing Else Matters," the 20-times-platinum classic remains the best-selling album in traditional sales of the entire Luminate era since tracking began in 1991.

More than 35 years after its release, the record continues to dominate U.S. rankings, holding strong at No. 9 on the Top Hard Rock Albums chart and No. 41 on Top Rock & Alternative Albums.

Where does The Black Album rank in your personal Metallica catalog? Which track off this record never leaves your playlist? Tell us in the comments below!

#Metallica #TheBlackAlbum #EnterSandman #JamesHetfield #LarsUlrich #KirkHammett #JasonNewsted #Billboard200 #HeavyMetal #HardRock #RockNews2026

Slipknot has ignited fierce debate across the metal community after confirming Marilyn Manson as direct support for upcoming world tour stops. The masked eight-piece revealed the billing for their massive headline show at London's Wembley Stadium alongside metalcore outfit Hatebreed, as well as multiple dates across the tour's South American leg.

The announcement triggered an immediate wave of divided reactions from concertgoers over past abuse allegations against Manson, which the musician has continuously denied. Manson previously addressed the claims, stating that the accusations were "horrible distortions of reality" and that his relationships had always been consensual.

While several longtime fans stated they plan to boycott the dates in protest, others defended the joint bill by highlighting the shared history and audience overlap between the two veteran acts.

Where do you stand on Slipknot bringing Marilyn Manson out on this global run?

#Slipknot #MarilynManson #Hatebreed #HeavyMetal #MetalTour #Metalcore #LiveMusic #RockNews2026

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