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Sum 41 cancels final Australia shows due to illness

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Mexican rock trio The Warning has released their latest single, "Kerosene," via LAVA/Republic Records. The track is described as an "incendiary" anthem featuring a hyper-charged drumbeat, gritty guitar riffs, and a chantable chorus. The accompanying music video depicts sisters Dany, Pau, and Ale Villarreal speeding through a desert in a stolen car before culminating in a junkyard scene involving flamethrowers.

The new release follows the band’s recent collaboration with Carín León, "Love To Be Loved." In addition to the new music, The Warning has a major touring year ahead for 2026, with scheduled appearances at Lollapalooza, a support slot for Yungblud’s "Idols" tour in the U.K. and U.S., and a headlining show at Pier 17 in New York City on June 11.

#TheWarning #Kerosene #NewMusic #RockNews #Monterrey #RepublicRecords #LAVA #Lollapalooza #Yungblud #Pier17

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Violet Grohl is officially a Billboard-charting artist. Her debut single, "THUM," has entered the Adult Alternative Airplay chart at #38, marking a major milestone for the singer following her recent record deal. The track originally premiered on Bandcamp in December before hitting all streaming platforms in January.

The achievement adds another chapter to the Grohl family's chart history. Her father, Dave Grohl, currently holds a record-tying 44 entries on the Alternative Airplay chart with Foo Fighters. While Violet prepares for her own forthcoming debut album, Foo Fighters are also gearing up for the April 24 release of their new record, Your Favorite Toy.

#VioletGrohl #THUM #Billboard #DaveGrohl #FooFighters #YourFavoriteToy #NewMusic #AlternativeRock #MusicNews #ChartDebut

Due to relentless demand, Metallica has announced a fourth and final round of shows for their "Life Burns Faster" residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas. Just hours after adding six February dates, the band has confirmed four additional stops in March 2027, bringing the massive residency to a grand total of 24 shows.

The newly added dates are:
March 4th & 6th
March 11th & 13th

In a social media update, the band stated, “This is it—we’re maxing out Life Burns Faster.” Fan club presales for these final installments begin tomorrow, Friday, March 6th, at 7:00 AM PST. With the run now stretching from October 2026 through March 2027, this residency is officially set to be one of the most significant events in the band's history.

Fan club presales will begin tomorrow, Friday, March 06th at 07:00am PST. The 24 shows now booked for the residency now include:

October 01st & 03rd
October 08th & 10th
October 15th & 17th
October 22nd & 24th
October 29th & 31st
November 05th & 07th
January 28th & January 30th
February 04th & 06th
February 18th & 20th
February 25th & 27th
March 04th & 06th
March 11th & 13th

#Metallica #TheSphere #LifeBurnsFaster #LasVegas #SphereResidency #MetalNews #LiveMusic #NoRepeatWeekend #VegasResidency #Metallica2027

From Ashes To New have released the music video for their latest single, "Die For You." The track is taken from the band's upcoming album "Reflections", which will arrive on April 17, 2026 via Better Noise Music.
Vocalist Matt Brandberry stated song was inspired by:
“the fallout of a relationship built on control, desire, and guilt. It’s a song that captures the exhaustion of giving endlessly to someone who keeps asking for more and mistaking survival for love. At its core, the song is about the moment clarity breaks through, forcing you to question how much of yourself you’re willing to lose.”

Fellow vocalist Danny Case added:
“‘Die For You‘ is about bending over backwards, doing everything you possibly can to please someone in a relationship, and it just never ends up being enough. And it feels like no matter what you do, it is just never good enough.”

#FromAshesToNew #DieForYou #Blackout #BetterNoiseMusic #NewMusicVideo #RockNews #MetalNews #CrossoverRock #MusicVideoPremiere #Rock2026

Metallica has expanded its upcoming residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas, adding six new dates in February 2027. This latest addition brings the total number of confirmed performances to 20 so far, as the band prepares for what is expected to be a landmark immersive concert experience.

The newly announced February dates—February 4, 6, 18, 20, 25 and 27. According to the band’s management, each night will feature a unique "No Repeat Weekend" style approach to the setlists, ensuring that fans attending multiple shows will see different songs performed.

#Metallica #TheSphere #LasVegas #SphereResidency #Metallica2027 #LiveMusic #MetalNews #M72WorldTour #NoRepeatWeekend #VegasShows

The White House posted a "hype" video on its official social media channels highlighting military tensions with Iran. The video features a montage of U.S. military strikes and operations, set to the 1991 Metallica hit "Enter Sandman."

The clip includes a voiceover from Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and a closing quote from President Trump: "I was the hunted, and now I'm the hunter." This follows a similar incident in July 2025, where the Pentagon was forced to remove a promotional drone video after Metallica issued a copyright strike for the unauthorized use of the same track. As of Thursday afternoon, the new White House video remains active online.

#WhiteHouse #Metallica #EnterSandman #Iran #PeteHegseth #MusicNews #MilitaryVideo #Trump2026 #Copyright #MetalNews

Billy Idol didn't hold back during a recent appearance on Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, reflecting on the extreme lengths he went to during his battle with addiction. The 70-year-old punk icon candidly admitted that he turned to smoking crack as a way to get off heroin, telling Maher with a laugh, "It worked."
The revelation ties into his new documentary, Billy Idol Should Be Dead, where he reflects on the "chaos of the ’80s," including a near-fatal overdose where he recalled "turning blue" after snorting heroin. He also discusses the notorious motorcycle crash that nearly ended his career and his life.

Now identifying as "California sober," the legendary rocker says he is "super lucky" to have survived his past and hasn't touched cocaine in 20 years.

#BillyIdol #PunkRock #Recovery #CaliforniaSober #MusicNews #Documentary #80sIcon #ClubRandom #Survival #RockHistory

Sabaton has officially revealed the rescheduled dates for the North American leg of their "Legends On Tour". Originally set to begin in February 2026, the tour was postponed to allow bassist Pär Sundström time to recover from inflammation in his arms. The new schedule is now set to kick off on September 23, 2026, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and will run through mid-December.

The rescheduled trek will visit 30 cities across the U.S. and Canada, including a newly added stop in Orlando, Florida, and a second performance in Winnipeg due to high demand. Tickets for the original dates will be honored at the new shows, and refund options are available through official points of purchase for those unable to attend.

#Sabaton #LegendsOnTour #PowerMetal #RescheduledTour #NorthAmericanTour2026 #MetalNews #PärSundström #NewDates #EaracheRecords #BetterNoiseMusic

During the latest episode of The Osbournes podcast, Sharon Osbourne and her son Jack addressed a copyright lawsuit filed by rock photographer Neil Zlozower. The legal action, originally filed in February 2025, centers on photos of the rock legend that were shared on social media without permission or payment for usage. The lawsuit argues that the use of these photos allowed for monetization and financial benefit across Ozzy’s social platforms, which reach millions of followers.

Sharon expressed her frustration during the episode, noting that Zlozower was a long-time acquaintance who even attended her wedding. She condemned the $50,000 claim, stating that the photo in question was only visible for a couple of days. While Sharon initially suggested the photo was on Ozzy's website, Jack clarified that the images were actually posted to his social media pages. Sharon further called out Zlozower’s history of litigation, suggesting he now makes a living by suing various artists rather than through active photography.

#SharonOsbourne #OzzyOsbourne #NeilZlozower #TheOsbournes #Lawsuit #MusicNews #RockPhotography #CopyrightLaw #Podcast #MetalNews

Sevendust has released the official music video for their new single, "Unbreakable," the second track to be shared from their forthcoming 15th studio album, One. The album is scheduled for a worldwide release on May 15th, 2026, via Napalm Records.

Directed by long-time collaborator Dan Sturgess, the cinematic video captures the heavy, melodic intensity the band has perfected over their three-decade career. Frontman Lajon Witherspoon noted that the song is an anthem of resilience, dedicated to the band's dedicated fanbase (the "7D family") and their collective longevity.

#Sevendust #Unbreakable #One #NapalmRecords #LajonWitherspoon #AltMetal #NewMusicVideo #MetalNews2026 #RockNews #SevendustFamily

Josh Katz, frontman of the rock band Badflower, has confirmed that the band’s current tour will proceed despite recent vocal issues that led to an emotional breakdown during a performance in Salt Lake City. During the show, Katz told the audience he was "done with this tour" due to the immense stress and uncertainty surrounding his vocal performance.

In a subsequent video update, Katz clarified that the tour is not canceled and that he feels supported enough to continue. He revealed that the struggle is "messing me up on a mental health level" even more than a physical one, describing the pressure of not knowing how his voice will perform until the first note of a show. Katz expressed gratitude for the "incredible advice and support" he has received from fellow singers. The tour, which supports the band's 2025 album No Place Like Home, resumed in Seattle on March 4th.

#Badflower #JoshKatz #NoPlaceLikeHome #RockNews #VocalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #MusicNews2026 #TourUpdate #SaltLakeCity #Seattle

John Frusciante, the influential guitarist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, celebrates his 56th birthday today, March 5, 2026. Born in New York City in 1970, Frusciante joined the band in 1988 at just 18 years old, playing a pivotal role in their most commercially and critically successful eras, including the multi-platinum albums Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Californication, and Stadium Arcadium.

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012, Frusciante is widely regarded as one of the greatest guitarists of all time, known for his emotive playing and signature Fender Stratocaster tone. After rejoining the band for a third time in late 2019, he has since appeared on the 2022 albums Unlimited Love and Return of the Dream Canteen.

#JohnFrusciante #RedHotChiliPeppers #RHCP #GuitarHero #RockAndRollHallOfFame #March5 #MusicAnniversary #FenderStratocaster #FunkRock #AlternativeRock

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