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Metallica’s non-profit organization, All Within My Hands (AWMH), has announced a donation of $125,000 to assist with flood relief efforts in Hawaii. The islands are currently grappling with what has been described as the worst flooding in over two decades, following a series of slow-moving "Kona Low" storms that caused an estimated $1 billion in damage. The grant is being distributed among three local organizations: The Hawaiian Council ($50,000), The Lāhui Foundation ($50,000), and Hui O He’e Nalu ($25,000). The Hawaiian Council has also pledged to match every dollar donated to its emergency fund up to $325,000, further amplifying the impact of the band's contribution.

The band’s philanthropic move was inspired in part by their personal ties to the islands—guitarist Kirk Hammett is a longtime resident—and a collaboration with actor Jason Momoa, a friend of the foundation who has been active on the ground with local relief efforts. This latest donation follows AWMH’s previous support for the state during the 2023 Maui wildfires and comes on the heels of the foundation’s record-breaking blood drive campaign with the Red Cross, which saw over 25,000 donations from the "Metallica Family" earlier this month. As recovery efforts continue for the hundreds of homes and farms damaged on O’ahu, Metallica’s foundation remains focused on its mission of supporting critical local services in times of disaster.

#Metallica #AllWithinMyHands #HawaiiFloodRelief #JasonMomoa #KirkHammett

Billy Strings has officially mapped out a second leg for his 2026 touring schedule, announcing a comprehensive run of fall U.S. dates. Picking up after his previously scheduled spring and summer tours, the new leg kicks off with a three-night stand in Denver starting September 18. The itinerary takes the bluegrass sensation through major markets including Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, and Baltimore, before concluding on December 11 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. Notably, the tour includes several unique theater performances in cities like Denver, L.A., and New Orleans, which require fans to purchase a ticket to a corresponding local arena date to gain access.

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#BillyStrings #HighwayPrayers #FallTour2026 #Bluegrass #BallArena

David Byrne appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Monday night to perform his new track "When We Are Singing" and discuss the creative direction of his current tour, Who Is the Sky?. During the interview, which also featured fellow guest John Mulaney, Byrne explained his decision to shift from the gray, minimalist aesthetic of his previous American Utopia tour to a more vibrant and colorful production. "Times we live in, we need some color," Byrne told Colbert, describing the ensemble's matching blue jumpsuits and the highly choreographed, theatrical nature of the new performances.

The conversation took a more serious turn as Byrne addressed his choice to incorporate real ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) footage during the finale of "Life During Wartime." He explained that the video—which depicts a delivery worker on a bike successfully evading agents—is shown at the very end of the song to provide a powerful moment of reflection. Mulaney, who attended one of the tour’s early shows, noted that the footage received the "biggest, coolest reaction" he had ever seen from a live audience. The appearance comes as Byrne prepares for the next leg of his global tour, which continues to blur the lines between rock concert and performance art.

#DavidByrne #StephenColbert #WhoIsTheSky #TalkingHeads #RockNews

Happy Birthday to the legendary Angus Young, who turns 71 today! As the co-founder, lead guitarist, and sole constant member of AC/DC, Angus remains the heart of one of the most successful and enduring bands in rock history. Known for his signature schoolboy uniform and the iconic "duckwalk," he continues to defy age with the same electrifying energy he brought to the stage over 50 years ago. His bluesy leads and thunderous riffs have defined the sound of hard rock, earning him a place among the greatest guitarists of all time.

Angus' birthday comes as AC/DC is in the midst of their massive 2026 Power Up World Tour. Having kicked off in South America earlier this year, the band is set to return to North American stadiums this July, with stops at major venues like Bank of America Stadium and MetLife Stadium. Alongside longtime vocalist Brian Johnson, Angus is proving that rock and roll has no expiration date, delivering high-voltage sets to sold-out crowds across the globe.

For those about to rock today, we salute you!

#AngusYoung #ACDC #HappyBirthday #RockLegend #RockNews

Pierce the Veil has reached a major career milestone, scoring their first-ever #1 hit on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with their single "So Far So Fake." The track, originally featured on their 2023 album The Jaws of Life, has seen a massive resurgence in popularity three years after its debut. This follows the song's previous success in 2025, when it topped the Alternative Airplay chart. The band’s climb to the top of the mainstream rock world was fueled by the track going viral on TikTok, introducing the San Diego natives to an even broader audience across multiple radio formats.

The chart-topping news comes as the band prepares for their busiest year of touring to date. Pierce the Veil is set to perform their largest headlining show ever at Petco Park in their hometown of San Diego on September 12. In addition to a packed schedule of major festival appearances—including Sonic Temple, Governors Ball, Louder than Life, Shaky Knees, and Aftershock—the group will also be hitting the road as special guests for legendary acts Guns N’ Roses and My Chemical Romance on select 2026 dates.

#PierceTheVeil #SoFarSoFake #Billboard #MainstreamRock #RockNews

Disturbed guitarist Dan Donegan has put his Orland Park, Illinois, estate on the market for $1.575 million. The 7,000-square-foot residence, located about 40 minutes south of Chicago, was purchased by the musician in 2023. Sharing the news on social media, Donegan noted that while he has enjoyed his time at the property, he is ready for a "new chapter" that involves returning to his previous home base in Homer Glen, while also spending a significant portion of his time at a new residence in Sarasota, Florida. Donegan clarified to fans that Illinois remains his primary home, where he expects to be roughly 80% of the time.

The move comes as Disturbed enters an intentional period of downtime. The band members indicated they would be taking an extended break from touring throughout 2026 to focus on personal lives and recharge.

#Disturbed #DanDonegan #RealEstate #RockNews #Guitarist

In a recent interview on Knotfest’s She’s With The Band, former Arch Enemy singer Alissa White-Gluz opened up about her decades-long journey as a vegan and animal rights activist. White-Gluz, who has been vegetarian since birth and vegan since the 1990s, explained that her primary motivation is a simple love for animals and a desire to avoid causing them harm. She addressed common misconceptions about the lifestyle, noting that for many, it isn't a conversational topic until a meal is ordered, and she pushed back against the idea that veganism is merely a "diet trend."

📸 IG @alissawhitegluz

#AlissaWhiteGluz #ArchEnemy #Veganism #AnimalRights #rocknews

The U.S. Army has officially initiated an investigation into why two AH-64 Apache attack helicopters were filmed hovering outside the Tennessee residence of Kid Rock this past Saturday. Major Jonathon Bless, a public affairs officer with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, confirmed that leadership is aware of the social media footage and has launched a formal review to determine the circumstances surrounding the activity. The video, filmed at the musician's Whites Creek mansion known as the "Southern White House," shows one helicopter hovering low near a pool while a second aircraft passes at a higher altitude.

The incident has sparked significant controversy and a wave of backlash online. While the artist used the video to showcase a "level of respect" he claimed political detractors would never know, critics have raised concerns over the potential misuse of taxpayer-funded military equipment for a private celebrity appearance. Adding to the tension, reports have surfaced that an Apache helicopter also flew over a "No Kings" protest in Nashville on the same day. While Army officials noted that pilots frequently fly routes outside of Fort Campbell for training purposes, the investigation will determine if the flyby at the Ritchie residence was incidental or a deliberate, unauthorized maneuver.

📸 X.com @KidRock

#KidRock #USArmy #FortCampbell #101stAirborne #RockNews

Judas Priest has officially entered the studio to begin work on their 20th studio album. Guitarist Richie Faulkner revealed in a recent interview with The Metal Voice that the band spent a month in February "laying the foundations" for the new material. While Faulkner admitted he wasn't entirely sure if he was allowed to share the news yet, he confirmed that the sessions have focused on building song structures and following up on the momentum of their highly successful 2024 release, Invincible Shield. Bassist Ian Hill had previously hinted at a 2026 recording window, noting that the band is in no rush and expects the process to be a deliberate one.

The recording news comes as the band prepares for a massive year in other media, including the North American premiere of their official documentary, The Ballad of Judas Priest, at the Hot Docs festival in Toronto this April. Co-directed by Tom Morello and Sam Dunn, the film traces the band’s 50-year journey from Birmingham to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Additionally, frontman Rob Halford is slated to guest on an upcoming heavy metal project from William Shatner. While a release date for the new album has not been set, the band is expected to support the record with a world tour once it is completed.

#JudasPriest #RichieFaulkner #RobHalford #NewAlbum #MetalNews

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