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Alice Cooper announces new 2025 North American tour dates

More Faith No More? Band on ‘semi permanent hiatus,’ says keyboardist

Jack White announces last-minute Chicago & Cincinnati shows

As Sepultura prepares to embark on their final world tour, guitarist Andreas Kisser has revealed that the band reached out to founding members Max and Iggor Cavalera for a potential reunion at their last-ever concert. Despite personal outreach from Kisser and communication between management teams, the brothers have reportedly declined to participate. "I spoke to Iggor personally a few months ago," Kisser shared. "But they don’t want to be a part of it, and that’s OK. It’s a choice."

While fans had hoped for a full-circle moment for the band's conclusion, the Cavalera brothers are currently focused on their own project, Cavalera, where they have been re-recording and performing classic Sepultura material. The farewell North American tour is set to begin in April, though the specific date and location for the final performance remain unannounced.

#Sepultura #AndreasKisser #MaxCavalera #IggorCavalera #FarewellTour #MetalNews #ThrashMetal #Cavalera #DerrickGreen #RockNews

On this day in 2003, Linkin Park released their highly anticipated second studio album, Meteora. Facing the immense pressure of following up their diamond-certified debut, Hybrid Theory, the band delivered a record that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and sold over 800,000 copies in its first week alone. Named after the majestic Greek Orthodox monasteries built atop rock pillars, the album reflected the band's search for something "big and epic" while maintaining the raw, emotional core that defined a generation.

The 13-track masterpiece produced five massive hits that remain staples of rock radio today: "Numb," "Somewhere I Belong," "Faint," "Breaking the Habit," and "From the Inside." Beyond the singles, Meteora was praised for its seamless production, blending heavy riffs with intricate electronic textures and the unmistakable vocal chemistry between Mike Shinoda and the late Chester Bennington. Now certified 7x-Platinum in the U.S. and with over 27 million copies sold worldwide, the album continues to reach new audiences—especially following the recent 20th Anniversary release that unearthed "lost" gems like the chart-topping single "Lost."

#LinkinPark #Meteora #ChesterBennington #MikeShinoda #RockHistory #NuMetal #Meteora23 #Numb #Faint #SomewhereIBelong

Genre-blurring artist Siiickbrain has officially announced her second studio album, Houndstooth, set to arrive on June 3. Released via NOWHERE2RUN’s label NOWHERE Recordings in partnership with Pale Chord/ BMG, the record is described by the singer as the definitive sound she has been searching for since the start of her career. Siiickbrain noted that the album balances honest, personal lyrics with high-energy production, serving as a creative coping mechanism to "find the fun again" despite life's challenges.

To celebrate the announcement, Siiickbrain has shared the music video for her new single, "Murky Water," which follows the February release of "Palo Santo." The 13-track LP features a guest appearance from Fetish on the song "Filthy" and explores a "high-vibrational lifestyle" through a mix of alt-electro and screamo influences. Fans can view the full tracklist now, which includes titles like "I Woke Up Alive," "Dirty Laundry," and "Fawn."

#Siiickbrain #Houndstooth #MurkyWater #NowhereRecordings #RiseRecords #PaleChord #AltElectro #NewMusic2026 #Screamo

Korn’s 1998 anthem "Freak on a Leash" is experiencing a massive resurgence on TikTok, and the band has an unexpected assist from Swedish pop star Zara Larsson. The trend began when fans noticed that the high-energy choreography from Larsson’s 2015 hit "Lush Life"—specifically a series of windmill-style arm movements—perfectly syncs with the heavy breakdown of the Korn classic.

The mashup has sparked a wave of videos where creators perform Larsson’s dance steps to Jonathan Davis's signature scat-singing and the band's driving riffs. While the two artists represent vastly different musical worlds, the "windmill" movements have drawn comparisons to classic rock stage moves, making the transition to heavy metal surprisingly seamless. The viral moment comes as Korn prepares for a busy 2026 schedule, including a performance at Sick New World and their first full UK and European tour in over a decade.

#Korn #ZaraLarsson #FreakOnALeash #LushLife #TikTokTrend #ViralDance #NuMetal #PopMeetMetal #JonathanDavis #SickNewWorld

Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) and Limp Bizkit icon Fred Durst were seen together in Nashville on March 23, sending fans into a frenzy over a potential genre-bending collaboration. MGK was reportedly on-site filming a music video for a highly anticipated, unreleased nu-metal track, and the presence of Durst has led to widespread speculation that the "Red Cap" legend will be featured on the song.

This Nashville sighting follows weeks of mysterious activity from MGK, who has been holding "secret" video shoots across Europe in cities like Berlin and London. Fans who attended these events reported hearing a heavy, riff-driven track—currently dubbed "Track 14"—that leans heavily into the rap-rock roots of the early 2000s. With both artists now confirmed to be in the same location during production, the music world is bracing for what could be the biggest crossover moment in the current nu-metal resurgence.

#MGK #FredDurst #LimpBizkit #Track14 #Nashville #NuMetal #MusicNews #MusicVideo #RockCrossover #NashvilleMusic

In a new interview with Stan Bicknell, Sevendust drummer Morgan Rose opened up about how close the band came to calling it quits less than two years ago. Rose admitted that the group had gone as far as creating a "thick" blueprint for a farewell run and a final album before starting work on their upcoming fifteenth studio release, One. The drummer confessed that the prospect of leaving the Sevendust community behind was so overwhelming that he "cried a few times" during the discussions.

Ultimately, the band decided against "landing the plane" and instead shifted their mindset to touring harder than ever. Rose described the sudden change in direction as "putting the afterburner on," noting that he felt a sense of rejuvenation and a desire to "break some shit" once the retirement plans were scrapped. One is officially scheduled for release on May 1 via Napalm Records, produced by longtime collaborator Michael "Elvis" Baskette.

#Sevendust #MorganRose #OneAlbum #NapalmRecords #MusicNews #AlternativeMetal #RockHistory #ElvisBaskette #SevendustFamily

Four years ago today, on March 25, 2022, the rock community was forever changed by the sudden passing of Taylor Hawkins at the age of 50. The Foo Fighters drummer was found in his hotel room in Bogotá, Colombia, just hours before the band was set to headline the Festival Estéreo Picnic. Known for his legendary "thunderous wizardry" on the kit and a smile that could light up an entire stadium, Hawkins wasn't just a drummer—he was the heartbeat of the Foo Fighters and a global ambassador for the joy of rock and roll.

In the years since his passing, the band has kept his memory at the forefront of everything they do. Most recently, Dave Grohl shared in an emotional interview that Taylor’s name is "spoken every day," and the band continues to dedicate every performance to the man who spent 25 years as Grohl's "best friend and partner in crime."

#TaylorHawkins #FooFighters #TaylorHawkinsForever #Drummer #RockLegend #DaveGrohl #MusicHistory #LoudLove #ButHereWeAre

The most famous phone number in pop music history is officially being put to work for a greater cause. Tommy Heath, the lead singer of Tommy Tutone, has partnered with the Cancer Support Community (CSC) and Gilda’s Club to transition 867-5309 into a national cancer support helpline. The initiative aims to leverage the "iconic earworm" to ensure that anyone facing a diagnosis can easily remember where to turn for professional resources, education, and peer support.

Heath, who revealed he is currently battling "minor" skin cancer and has seen the disease impact several family members, expressed deep pride in the partnership. "If that little piece of pop culture can now help someone remember... and connect them to real people, real community, and real support, that's incredibly meaningful," Heath said in a statement. The helpline, accessible at 1-CSC-867-5309 (or 272-867-5309), connects callers to licensed professionals who provide free assistance to patients and caregivers.

#TommyTutone #Jenny8675309 #8675309 #CancerSupportCommunity #GildasClub #CancerAwareness #MusicNews #PopCulture #HealthHelpline

Guitar virtuoso Nita Strauss and her husband Josh Villalta were among the intimate circle of 220 guests attending Alice and Sheryl Cooper’s 50th-anniversary celebration and wedding vow renewal this week. Strauss, who announced on New Year’s Day that she is expecting her first child, took to Instagram today to share photos from the event, prominently featuring her growing baby bump. Calling the Coopers "marriage goals," Strauss shared a heartfelt message about the couple's enduring love, noting how much of an inspiration they have been to her and Villalta both on and off the stage.

The "Hurricane" is expecting a baby boy this summer, a milestone she has described as a "long-awaited miracle." The celebratory photos show a glowing Strauss alongside Villalta, who is also the drummer in her solo band.

📸 IG @hurricanenita

#NitaStrauss #HurricaneNita #AliceCooper #SherylCooper #JoshVillalta #BabyBump #RockNews #MarriageGoals #50thAnniversary #MiracleBaby

Platinum-certified progressive rockers Coheed and Cambria have announced a series of headlining performances scheduled for this spring and summer. These solo dates will take place during "off-days" from the band's massive tour with Shinedown, Black Stone Cherry, and From Ashes to New. The headlining run kicks off on May 11 in Columbia, South Carolina, and includes stops in major markets like Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Worcester before concluding in August.

The headlining shows will feature a rotating cast of support acts, including Kaonashi, Narrow Head, Arm's Length, and Cicada Rhythm. General ticket sales for these newly added performances begin this Friday, March 27, at 10:00 a.m. local time, with an early presale available for those on the band's official mailing list. Fans can also catch the band at major festivals this year, including Sonic Temple and Shaky Knees.

Headlining Shows:

05/11 Columbia, SC – The Senate (feat. Cicada Rhythm)
05/20 Fayetteville, AR – Ozark Music Hall
05/25 Macon, GA – Macon City Auditorium (feat. Cicada Rhythm)
06/01 Destin, FL – Club LA
06/04 Asheville, NC – The Orange Peel (feat. Cicada Rhythm)
06/09 Pittsburgh, PA – Roxian Theatre (feat. Arm’s Length & Kaonashi)
06/10 Cleveland, OH – Agora Theatre (feat. Arm’s Length & Kaonashi)
06/11 Buffalo, NY – Buffalo RiverWorks (feat. Arm’s Length & Kaonashi)
06/13 Worcester, MA – The Palladium (feat. Arm’s Length & Kaonashi)
06/14 Ottawa, ON – Hard Rock Live
06/26 Birmingham, AL – Avondale Brewing Company (feat. Narrow Head)
06/28 Fort Worth, TX – Tannahill’s Tavern & Music Hall (feat. Narrow Head)
06/29 San Antonio, TX – Aztec Theatre (feat. Narrow Head)
08/18 Calgary, AB – The Palace Theatre

#CoheedAndCambria #ClaudioSanchez #ProgRock #TheAmoryWars #MusicNews #SummerTour2026 #Shinedown #Kaonashi #NarrowHead #ArmsLength

In a new interview with KLOS's Whiplash, Beartooth mastermind Caleb Shomo revealed that the band's seventh studio album is officially "done." The upcoming record marks Beartooth's first full-length release since signing with Fearless Records and follows the massive success of 2023’s The Surface. Shomo described the new material as a "true depiction" of himself, featuring a balance of heavy screaming, signature choruses, and pop-influenced elements that have become a hallmark of his evolving songwriting style.

Addressing mixed reactions to the band's latest single, "Free," Shomo stated that he is currently avoiding critical reception to focus on creating honest art that resonates with him personally. While the logistics for the album's rollout are still being finalized, the band is currently on a North American arena tour supporting Bad Omens. Shomo credited the team at Fearless for providing a supportive environment to create what he considers "simply the best Beartooth album" he could make.

#Beartooth #CalebShomo #FearlessRecords #NewMusic2026 #Metalcore #TheSurface #RockNews #JordanFish #WhiplashKLOS

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