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Lamb of God will celebrate the arrival of their tenth studio album, Into Oblivion, with a special pop-up performance at the Theatre of Living Arts (TLA) in Philadelphia on Sunday, March 15, 2026. The one-off event occurs just two days after the album’s official release on March 13 and offers fans a rare opportunity to see the band in a venue far more intimate than the arenas they typically headline.

The show features support from Fit For An Autopsy and serves as a high-octane warm-up for the band’s full North American headlining tour, which officially kicks off on March 17 in National Harbor, Maryland.

Produced by longtime collaborator Josh Wilbur, Into Oblivion has already been preceded by singles like "Sepsis" and "Blunt Force Blues," with frontman Randy Blythe describing the record as a reflection on the "rapid breakdown of the social contract".

#LambOfGod #IntoOblivion #Philadelphia #TLAPhilly #LiveMusic2026 #MetalNews #RandyBlythe #FitForAnAutopsy #NewAlbum #HeavyMetal

David Draiman, the lead singer of Disturbed, performed a powerful rendition of the U.S. national anthem on Monday, March 9, 2026, at The Algemeiner’s 12th Annual J100 Gala. Held at Capitale in New York City, the event convened global leaders and public figures to celebrate individuals positively influencing Jewish life.

Draiman was also a primary honoree of the evening, recognized alongside Argentinian President Javier Milei and investor Boaz Weinstein for his outspoken advocacy against antisemitism and his support for Israel. The performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" was a personal milestone for the vocalist, who has frequently expressed his lifelong dream of performing the anthem at major national events, including the Super Bowl.

#DavidDraiman #Disturbed #AlgemeinerGala #J100 #NationalAnthem #JavierMilei #NewYorkCity #MusicNews #RockAdvocacy #StarSpangledBanner

Corey Feldman took to social media on over the weekend, to confirm that he was not invited to participate in the Academy Awards tribute to the late Rob Reiner. While reports indicate that fellow Stand by Me stars Jerry O’Connell and Wil Wheaton, as well as When Harry Met Sally leads Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan, have been tapped for the March 15 ceremony, Feldman was notably absent from the lineup.

In a lengthy post on X, Feldman suggested his exclusion may be due to his long-standing, outspoken advocacy regarding childhood abuse in Hollywood. Despite the snub, he urged fans to stop petitions for his inclusion, stating, "This isn't about me... It’s about the tragic loss of our friend Rob Reiner and his memory". Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were tragically killed in their Los Angeles home in December 2025; their son, Nick Reiner, has since been charged in connection with their deaths.

Corey Feldman’s music career has remained active and eclectic, characterized by high-energy live performances that lean heavily into 80s nostalgia. Despite a viral reputation for "bizarre" stage theatrics and mixed critical reviews, Feldman has maintained a dedicated following. His recent musical output, including the psychedelic single "Characters," continues his trend of experimental rock, while a new documentary, Corey Feldman vs. the World, has recently been released to chronicle the chaotic realities of his life on the road.

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#CoreyFeldman #RobReiner #Oscars2026 #StandByMe #InMemoriam #HollywoodNews #AcademyAwards #MusicAndMovies #WilWheaton #JerryOConnell

The Stray Cats—the original lineup of Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker, and Slim Jim Phantom—will return to the road this summer for a cross-country US tour. The announcement marks a significant comeback for the rockabilly icons after they were forced to cancel their 2025 outing due to Setzer's health challenges. In a statement, Setzer reassured fans that he is feeling "strong and healthy" and ready to bring the band’s signature sound back to the stage.

The tour is scheduled to kick off on July 24, 2026, in Las Vegas at The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan. The month-long run will include multiple stops throughout California and the Midwest before concluding on August 16 in Morristown, New Jersey. Fans can expect setlists featuring the band’s definitive hits, including "Stray Cat Strut," "Rock This Town," and "Runaway Boys".

Tickets for the general public go on sale Friday, March 13, at 10:00 a.m. local time. An artist fan club pre-sale will begin earlier on Tuesday, March 10, for those signed up for the band’s official newsletter.

#TheStrayCats #BrianSetzer #LeeRocker #SlimJimPhantom #Rockabilly #SummerTour2026 #LiveMusic #StrayCatStrut #RockThisTown #ConcertNews

Nikki Sixx issued a public defense of bandmate Vince Neil after a fan posted a negative critique of the singer’s weight and singing ability.

The "fan" wrote "You should get Vince jogging or some Ozempic. Fat shit can’t sign"

Sixx responded, "What an embarrassing thing to post to me about my singer who’s been with me for 45 years. No matter what you think he’s my brother and you can go suck a d*ck."

#NikkiSixx #VinceNeil #MotleyCrue #MusicNews #LiveMusic2026 #RockNews #RockHistory #StadiumTour

Maynard James Keenan—vocalist for Tool, A Perfect Circle, and Puscifer—recently visited the Hollywood location of Amoeba Music to participate in the store's long-running "What’s In My Bag?" video series. The 61-year-old musician showcased a diverse collection of 13 items, reflecting his wide-ranging personal tastes and Ohio roots.

Keenan’s haul included jazz landmarks like the Ahmad Jamal Trio’s The Awakening, alongside punk and hardcore essentials from Minor Threat, Black Flag, and X. He also paid homage to his hometown of Akron, Ohio, by picking up albums from Devo and The Pretenders, and rounded out the list with N.W.A’s Straight Outta Compton, Joni Mitchell, and a Pee-wee Herman coffee mug. The appearance comes as Keenan shifts focus to Puscifer’s newest release, Normal Isn’t, and their upcoming North American tour, which kicks off March 20 with special guest Dave Hill.

#MaynardJamesKeenan #Tool #Puscifer #APerfectCircle #AmoebaMusic #WhatsInMyBag #VinylCollection #MusicNews #RecordHaul #NormalIsnt

The countdown of 1851 days aligns with the exact span of time since the release of the 2021 album, Death by Rock and Roll.

This precise timing has led to speculation that a significant announcement or new music may be imminent.

Alice Cooper has officially announced the release of his new memoir, Devil on My Shoulder, scheduled for publication on October 7, 2026, via Bonnier Books UK. The book is described as the definitive account of the shock rock pioneer’s life, covering his childhood, the formation of the original Alice Cooper band, his battle with alcoholism, and his legendary 50-plus-year career in music.

To celebrate the launch, Cooper will embark on a rare UK book tour through mid-October, featuring stops in London, Manchester, Glasgow, and Birmingham. These events will include "In Conversation" Q&A sessions and exclusive book signings for fans. The announcement follows the recent conclusion of Cooper's "Too Close for Comfort" tour and precedes a series of North American festival appearances scheduled for late 2026.

#AliceCooper #DevilOnMyShoulder #Memoir #BookTour #ShockRock #MusicNews #BonnierBooks #UKEvents #RockHistory #NewBook2026

Marilyn Manson has announced two exclusive performances at The Wiltern in Los Angeles on October 31 and November 1, 2026, to commemorate the 30th anniversary of his seminal album, Antichrist Superstar.

Manson stated:

“I’m celebrating 30 years of Antichrist Superstar at The Wiltern with a set that dives deep into this defining record and spans the milestones that followed. It’s a tribute to where I began – and everything I have become.”

Presales begin tomorrow, March 10th at 10:00am PST with the code ‘ACSS30’.

#MarilynManson #AntichristSuperstar #30thAnniversary #TheWiltern #LosAngeles #Halloween2026 #IndustrialRock #MusicNews #LiveMusic #ShockRock

The latest episode of The Masked Singer (Season 14), titled "Ozzfest Night," featured contestants covering legendary rock icon Ozzy Osbourne. The night began with a high-energy group performance of "Crazy Train" featuring contestants Pangolin, Eggplant, High Voltage, and Galaxy Girl.

Pangolin delivered an emotional, stripped-down rendition of the ballad "Mama, I’m Coming Home," which moved guest panelist (and Ozzy’s daughter) Kelly Osbourne to tears. Meanwhile, Eggplant performed a cover of Linkin Park's "One Step Closer"—a nod to the Ozzfest festival's nu-metal legacy—before falling into the bottom two. After a "Battle Royale" sing-off of Black Sabbath’s "Iron Man" against High Voltage, Eggplant was eliminated and revealed to be actor and singer Jack Wagner.

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#TheMaskedSinger #OzzyOsbourne #Ozzfest #JackWagner #Pangolin #Eggplant #KellyOsbourne #CrazyTrain #MamaImComingHome #MusicNews

Tommy DeCarlo, the lead singer of the legendary rock band Boston since 2008, passed away on Monday, March 9, 2026, at the age of 60. His family confirmed the news in a social media post, stating that DeCarlo died in Charlotte, North Carolina, following a battle with brain cancer that began with a diagnosis in September 2025.

DeCarlo’s journey to rock stardom is widely considered one of the most unique in music history. A lifelong fan working as a credit manager at Home Depot, DeCarlo posted covers of Boston songs on MySpace to honor the band’s original frontman, Brad Delp, following Delp's death in 2007. His vocal similarity to Delp caught the attention of founder Tom Scholz, who invited the then-unknown singer to join the band. DeCarlo went on to front every Boston tour for nearly two decades, with Scholz once remarking that DeCarlo was "the best male stage singer" he had ever heard.

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#TommyDeCarlo #BostonBand #RestInPeace #ClassicRock #MusicNews #TomScholz #RockLegends #BradDelp #HomeDepotToRockStar #BrainCancerAwareness

Michael Stipe surprised fans at Brooklyn Steel on Saturday, March 7, 2026, by joining actor Michael Shannon and musician Jason Narducy during their R.E.M. tribute tour. The appearance marked the first time Stipe has performed the tracks "These Days" and "The Great Beyond" live in 18 years.

The concert was part of Shannon and Narducy’s tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of R.E.M.’s 1986 album, Lifes Rich Pageant. Stipe, who previously joined the duo for a performance of "Pretty Persuasion" at the same venue in 2025, described the experience of hearing the songs performed by the tribute band as "fucking surreal". The evening also featured opening comedy sets from Bobcat Goldthwait and Eugene Mirman, with filmmaker Lance Bangs on hand to document the event.

#MichaelStipe #REM #MichaelShannon #JasonNarducy #BrooklynSteel #LifesRichPageant #TheseDays #TheGreatBeyond #MusicNews #LiveMusic2026

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