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Give a listen to the recently released Rise Against tracks, ‘Katy Bar the Door’ and ‘Living Undercover’.

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Brent Hinds is included in a new CKY track titled ‘Beware of the Heartless’ even after his passing.

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View the video of Phoebe Bridgers’ song ‘I Can’t Wait’ from her album ‘Lost Weekend’

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Fontaines D.C. is hinting at their fifth album to come.

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The Red Hot Chili Peppers have announced the reissue of their 20th anniversary edition of ‘Stadium Arcadium’ on vinyl.

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Following weeks of rumors and speculation, Slipknot briefly posted—and subsequently deleted—an official social media statement on August 14 confirming the departure of longtime turntablist Sid Wilson.

The brief message read:

“Effective immediately, Slipknot will no longer be associated with Sid Wilson. We wish him the best in his future endeavors.”

Wilson's firing was initially reported in late July, with follow-up reports citing his behavior toward bandmates as the cause for his termination. A pivotal member of the masked outfit since the late 1990s, Wilson stood as one of the original nine members who made up the band's classic lineup.

What do you make of Slipknot briefly posting and then removing the confirmation?

#Slipknot #SidWilson #DJStarscream #HeavyMetal #NuMetal #RockNews2026

Kelly Osbourne has publicly fired back at Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider after he questioned her father Ozzy Osbourne's lyric-writing contributions and suggested Sharon Osbourne "doesn't like to share" songwriting credit.

The exchange began on X (formerly Twitter) when Snider replied to fan questions regarding historical writing credits across Black Sabbath and Ozzy's solo career, asserting that bassists Geezer Butler and Bob Daisley—along with Lemmy Kilmister—wrote the lyrics.

Kelly responded via Instagram Stories, calling Snider's remarks "spectacularly classless" and defending her late father's enduring legacy across six decades of heavy metal history.

"My father's legacy as a musician, songwriter, singer and bandleader speaks for itself," Kelly wrote. "There's something spectacularly classless about Dee Snider trying to diminish my father Ozzy Osbourne and his extraordinary abilities and achievements when he's no longer here to challenge his allegations... Trying to make my father smaller won't make Dee Snider bigger."

What are your thoughts on Kelly Osbourne's response to Dee Snider?

IG @kellyosbourne @deesnider

#KellyOsbourne #OzzyOsbourne #DeeSnider #BlackSabbath #TwistedSister #HeavyMetal #HardRock #RockNews2026

Rock icon Marilyn Manson has officially released his thirteenth studio album, One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2, out now worldwide via Nuclear Blast Records.

Co-written and co-produced alongside longtime collaborator Tyler Bates, the nine-song collection dives deeper into the cinematic, industrial landscape established on its predecessor. The album features recent singles like "Exit Wound," "Front Toward Enemy," and "Unalive."

Following today's release, Manson heads back out on the road next week for a major North American co-headlining tour alongside Rob Zombie, followed by additional headline dates this fall.

Have you listened to One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2 yet? What's your favorite track so far?

#MarilynManson #OneAssassinationUnderGod #TylerBates #NuclearBlast #RobZombie #IndustrialRock #AlternativeMetal #RockNews2026

Performance times are officially out for Louder Than Life 2026, America's largest rock, metal, and punk festival!

Returning to the Highland Festival Grounds at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, KY from September 17–20, the massive four-day event features over 200 bands across seven stages. This year's lineup boasts headlining sets from My Chemical Romance, Iron Maiden, TOOL, and Limp Bizkit, along with performances by Gojira, Pantera, Pierce The Veil, Papa Roach, and many more.

Plan your festival schedule now and lock in your daily itinerary before hitting the grounds.

Which bands are on your non-negotiable list to see in Louisville this year?

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#LouderThanLife #LouderThanLife2026 #MyChemicalRomance #IronMaiden #TOOL #LimpBizkit #Gojira #Pantera #RockFestival #Metalhead #RockNews2026

Progressive metal outfit Mastodon has released the official animated music video for "In The Ruins," the latest single from their upcoming ninth studio album, Marrow Deep, arriving August 28 via Loma Vista Recordings.

The track was heavily inspired by the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene, which severely flooded the home of bassist/vocalist Troy Sanders and displaced his family for nearly two years. That disaster coincided with a period of intense grief for the group following the passings of former guitarist Brent Hinds and drummer Brann Dailor's mother, Michele Lawrence. Paired with a fever-dream visual created by Hey Beautiful Jerk, the song turns overwhelming personal upheaval into a powerful declaration of resilience.

"It's another deep one, but ultimately it's us channeling the loss into a powerful declaration of resilience and catharsis," the band shared. "We are lucky we have each other, and we are lucky we have you, our fans!"

Marrow Deep marks the band's first full-length effort featuring new guitarist Nick Johnston alongside contributions from keyboardist João Nogueira. Mastodon will hit the road this September for "The Poisonous Weapons Tour" alongside Deafheaven and Alcest.

Are you ready for the new era of Mastodon when Marrow Deep drops later this month?

#Mastodon #InTheRuins #MarrowDeep #ProgressiveMetal #SludgeMetal #HeavyMetal #RockNews2026

Fozzy frontman Chris Jericho recently reflected on the legacy of the band's 2017 breakout hit "Judas," calling it a rare achievement that every rock fan recognizes.

Speaking with Delaware radio station 93.5 The Beach, Jericho recalled fighting for "Judas" to be the album's lead single when the record label was leaning toward "Painless." The gamble paid off: the track reached the Top 5 on the U.S. rock chart, earned RIAA gold certification, and has accumulated roughly 90 million YouTube views. Jericho noted that having a universally recognized signature track is something every band hopes to achieve, comparing its impact to classics like Metallica's "Enter Sandman," AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long," and Foo Fighters' "My Hero."

"When you get your songs into the mainstream, that's when you know you've got something special," Jericho shared. "Do you know how many bands would wish for one song like that, that everybody in the business knows, and all the fans of that type of music know? It's a very rare thing, and we've got it. So we're very proud of that fact."

Jericho also highlighted Fozzy's latest single, "I Know Evil," which is set to be featured in the upcoming film Dead Of Night.

What is your favorite Fozzy track to sing along to?

#ChrisJericho #Fozzy #Judas #HardRock #HeavyMetal #IKnowEvil #RockNews2026

Mudvayne and Hellyeah frontman Chad Gray is stepping out on his first-ever full solo tour with his "30 Years of Madness" trek, but he admits he's anxious to see how the crowds turn out across the country.

Speaking with The Logan Show, Gray revealed that the decision to launch a solo project came after Mudvayne decided to take 2026 off from touring. Unwilling to sit around for a year, Gray assembled an all-star backing band to perform a career-spanning setlist featuring hits from both Mudvayne and Hellyeah. While early dates saw strong ticket sales, the singer called the upcoming full run the ultimate proving ground.

"I'm doing a full tour, this is kind of the big test. Like, do people really wanna see this?" Gray shared. "Yes, it's not MUDVAYNE. Yes, it's not HELLYEAH. But it's me. I'm the voice of both of those bands and with an incredible backing band. So if you like these songs, you're gonna get these songs."

Support for the upcoming "30 Years of Madness" tour will feature Butcher Babies and Devil's Cut.

Will you be catching Chad Gray live on his solo run this year?

#ChadGray #Mudvayne #Hellyeah #NuMetal #Metalcore #30YearsOfMadness #RockNews2026

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