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Bret Michaels is looking toward 2027 as a "good reunion year" for Poison, potentially coinciding with the 41st anniversary of their debut album, Look What the Cat Dragged In. Appearing on SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation with Eddie Trunk on April 6, Michaels addressed recent rumors surrounding the band's failed 2026 tour plans. While drummer Rikki Rockett previously claimed the tour fell through due to Michaels demanding a "lion's share" of the pay, Bret dismissed the talk as drama, stating that formal negotiations never even reached the financial stage.

Michaels explained that the 2026 dates were pushed back last summer due to scheduling conflicts with his solo commitments. He emphasized his long-standing friendship with his bandmates—Rockett, Bobby Dall, and C.C. DeVille—calling them his "brothers" and noting that any disagreements should be handled over the phone rather than through the media. While Rockett is currently touring with his new band, The Rockett Mafia, performing Poison's debut in its entirety, Michaels expressed optimism that a full four-way discussion will lead to a successful "40 Plus One" reunion tour in the near future.

#BretMichaels #Poison #RikkiRockett #LookWhatTheCatDraggedIn

Taylor Momsen has added another wild entry to her tour diary after being bitten by a massive spider while on the road with AC/DC. The Pretty Reckless vocalist shared photos of her bandaged hand and the medical treatment she received just before taking the stage in Mexico. Momsen revealed that the spider "decided to take a chunk" out of her, and the resulting venom caused a significant reaction in her system, requiring local doctors to administer an injection immediately before the performance.

"So it wouldn’t be an AC/DC tour if I didn’t get bit," Momsen joked on social media, referencing her infamous run-in with a bat during a show in Spain last year. Despite the pain and the "Spider-Woman" scare, she refused to cancel and successfully performed her full set with the band that night. The incident occurred as the tour moves through its Latin American leg, proving that even venomous local wildlife can't slow down the rock icon’s momentum.

📸 IG @TaylorMomsen

#TaylorMomsen #ThePrettyReckless #ACDC #PowerUpTour #Mexico

Sleep Theory has released a new live video for their track “Words Are Worthless,” filmed during their February 12, 2026, performance at the O2 Forum Kentish Town in London. The song serves as the closing track on their debut album, Afterglow, which was released via Epitaph in May 2025. The video launch follows the band’s recent win for “Best New Rock Artist” at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

The band is currently preparing to return to Europe and the UK this summer for an extensive festival run. Their schedule includes major stops at the Download Festival in the UK on June 12 and Belgium’s Graspop Metal Meeting on June 18, along with dates in Rome, Barcelona, and Münster. Fans can watch the new live footage now to see why the group has quickly become one of the most talked-about new acts in alternative rock.

#SleepTheory #WordsAre Worthless #LiveMusic #Afterglow #LondonLive

Nine Inch Nails and Boys Noize (Alex Ridha) have officially announced a collaborative album under the moniker Nine Inch Noize. The project is designated as Halo 38 in the band’s official discography and is scheduled for release on April 17, 2026. The announcement was confirmed via social media and a teaser billboard on the route to Indio, California, where the duo is set to perform at Coachella.

The collaborative history between Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, and Ridha has been building through projects like the Challengers [Mixed] album, the TRON: Ares soundtrack, and the TRON Ares: Divergence remix album. This new studio effort follows their recent "Peel It Back" tour, which featured B-stage DJ sets with Boys Noize remixes of NIN classics like "Closer" and "Came Back Haunted." Fans can catch Nine Inch Noize live on the Sahara stage at Coachella on Saturday, April 11, and Saturday, April 18.

#NineInchNails #BoysNoize #NineInchNoize #Coachella2026 #RockNews

Rob Zombie has released the official music video for "The Black Scorpion," the latest single from his eighth studio album, The Great Satan. Directed by Zombie himself, the clip marks the fifth visual accompaniment for the album, which debuted in late February. The video serves as a high-octane preview for the upcoming summer season, during which the multi-platinum artist will return to the stage.

This summer, Zombie is set to reunite with Marilyn Manson for the latest edition of the Freaks On Parade tour. The trek—recalling the duo's previous "Twins of Evil" pairings—will feature a powerhouse supporting lineup including Mongolian folk metal group The HU and industrial rockers Orgy. The tour is scheduled to kick off on August 20 in West Palm Beach, Florida, with dates running through late September across North America.

#RobZombie #TheBlackScorpion #TheGreatSatan #FreaksOnParade #MarilynManson

Former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert has claimed "pure self-defense" in response to charges that he intentionally struck the father of vocalist Brendan Yates with his car. Ebert, 33, was arrested following a March 29 incident where he allegedly ran over 79-year-old William Yates near the family's residence. The guitarist currently faces charges of attempted second-degree murder and first-degree assault and is being held without bail.

According to police reports and neighbor surveillance footage, Ebert allegedly initiated the confrontation by shouting obscenities at the Yates family before swerving his vehicle at William. The report states that after William threw a rock at the car, Ebert reversed and accelerated toward the elderly man at a high speed, causing a severe leg injury. This incident appears to be part of a larger pattern of alleged harassment; Turnstile members previously sought peace orders against Ebert in 2022, citing concerns over his mental health and drug use. Ebert's new band, Experience, recently stated they intend to move forward with the release of their debut album despite his ongoing legal battles.

📸 Montgomery County Police Department

#BradyEbert #Turnstile #BrendanYates #LegalNews #RockNews2026

A limited-edition tribute watch honoring the late Ozzy Osbourne is set for a global release on May 14. Created by London-based Split Watches, "The Ozzy" features unique design elements inspired by the singer, including his signature purple-tinted glasses on the sub-dials and his iconic cross at the 12 o’clock position. Only 50 pieces will be produced, with each watch priced at $2,960.

In a powerful gesture to support the music industry, 100% of the proceeds from the sales will be donated to MusiCares, a nonprofit organization providing critical health and welfare services to music professionals. Sharon Osbourne expressed her delight with the collaboration, noting that Ozzy always viewed time as a precious resource and would have been proud to support an organization that helps those behind the scenes in the music world.

#OzzyOsbourne #SharonOsbourne #MusiCares #SplitWatches #TheOzzy

New Edition has officially won the 2026 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fan vote, garnering over one million votes in a competitive ballot. The R&B pioneers finished ahead of a star-studded field, with Phil Collins, P!NK, Shakira, and Luther Vandross rounding out the top five. In total, more than 9.4 million votes were cast by fans worldwide during this year's induction cycle.

The top seven finishers—which also include INXS and Sade—will now form a collective "fan ballot" that will be tallied alongside the votes of the international voting body, consisting of over 1,200 artists, historians, and industry professionals. While winning the fan vote provides significant momentum, it does not guarantee induction. Other notable finishers on the ballot included Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, and The Black Crowes. The official Class of 2026 inductees will be revealed live on American Idol this coming Monday, April 13.

FAN VOTE FINAL TALLY

1. New Edition: 1,022,683 votes
2. Phil Collins: 900,825 votes
3. P!NK: 852,581 votes
4. Shakira: 738,034 votes
5. Luther Vandross: 732,747 votes
6. INXS: 645,021 votes
7. Sade: 622,997 votes
8. Wu-Tang Clan: 610,083 votes
9. Billy Idol: 601,061 votes
10. Mariah Carey: 503,549 votes
11. Lauryn Hill: 472,708 votes
12. Iron Maiden: 395,281 votes
13. Melissa Etheridge: 387,393 votes
14. The Black Crowes: 277,769 votes
15. Oasis: 259,942 votes
16. Joy Division + New Order: 229,862 votes
17. Jeff Buckley: 171,146 votes

📸 Gunter W. Kienitz/Shutterstock

#NewEdition #PhilCollins #Pink #Shakira #RockAndRollHallOfFame

Sharon Osbourne has placed her Los Angeles residence on the market for $17 million. Located in the exclusive Hancock Park neighborhood, the 1920s estate was originally purchased by Sharon and her late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, in 2015 for approximately $11.6 million. While the couple previously attempted to sell the property in 2022, they ultimately pulled it from the market to focus on Ozzy’s health challenges.

The 1929-designed mansion by architect A.K. Kellogg is a gated property featuring six bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Meticulously restored, the estate boasts high-end amenities including a chef’s kitchen, a wood-paneled library, a lower-level screening room, and a swimming pool with hand-laid mosaic tile. The listing follows Sharon’s previous public interest in returning to her native England, marking a significant transition for the family’s longtime California presence.

📸 Berlyn Media

#SharonOsbourne #OzzyOsbourne #HancockPark #LosAngeles #BlackSabbath

Howard Jones is bringing an '80s-inspired celebration to North America this summer with his newly announced "Things Can Only Get Better" tour. The 21-date run, which Jones personally curated, will feature full sets from fellow UK legends Wang Chung, The English Beat, and Modern English. Hosted by SiriusXM's Richard Blade, the tour is envisioned as the first of an annual event aimed at bringing positivity and "banging pop anthems" to fans across the continent.

The tour kicks off on July 19 in Napa, California, and will hit major venues including the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, ACL Live in Austin, and Jones Beach Theater on Long Island before concluding in North York, Ontario, on August 23. Fans can expect a setlist packed with genre-defining hits like "What Is Love," "Dance Hall Days," "Save It For Later," and "I Melt With You." Jones expressed excitement about the lineup, noting his dream of curating a tour with his favorite bands to offer a "message of hope" and joy to audiences of all ages.

#HowardJones #WangChung #TheEnglishBeat #ModernEnglish #ThingsCanOnlyGetBetterTour

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