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“Lux Æterna,” the lead track from Metallica’s upcoming “72 Seasons” album (pictured) is #1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart. 2022
The song was played live for the first time on December 16th during Metallica’s “Helping Hands Concert & Auction“ at the Microsoft Theater in L.A.
The third edition of the concert/auction opened with a set from guest Greata Van Fleet.
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Heart has announced the support acts for their upcoming North American headlining “Royal Flush” tour. The trek will kick off with a two-night stand February 28th and March 1st at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, billed as “An Evening With Heart,” with no opening acts. After that, Squeeze will be the support band on the eight shows, from…
Kittie has announced a North American headlining tour – in addition to festival dates. The band will play a full headline set that will include their recently singles “Eyes Wide Open, the band’s first new song in 13 years, and “We Are Shadows.” “We are looking forward to playing some set list staples and bringing back some songs…
If KISS has taught Rock bands anything it’s the value of product branding. Testament. in collaboration with Concept Cafes, is initially offering Brazen coffee in tins to fans while on tour. “These custom signature collectible (12 oz.) tins will ONLY be available on tour as we raise Cain and reign supreme in the coffee game with Brazen.” Testament…
Nothing More’s “If It Doesn’t Hurt” is the band’s second #1 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart (dated January 29th). The first was the Grammy nominated “Go To War” in ’17. Between then and now, the Texas band had five songs reach the chart’s Top 10 with “Tired Of Winning” doing the best, reaching…
After canceling three shows (Ottawa, Toronto and Knoxville) on the “End Of The Road” farewell tour due to Paul Stanley’s bout with the flu, KISS returned to the stage Saturday night (11/25) in Indianapolis. “I’ve done shows with cracked ribs, I’ve done shows with a fever,” stated Stanley (pictured). “I was wondering if it was my time. But anyway, I’m here…