Is there anything Iron Maiden singer Bruce Dickinson can't do? Yesterday (Feb. 27), it was revealed that Dickinson, whose second love is aviation, has helped launch the world's longest aircraft. From Britain's biggest aircraft hangar, the historic $100 million Airlander was unveiled, with Dickinson playing an integral part in its progression.
A new Slipknot album is becoming more and more of a reality, as frontman Corey Taylor has revealed in a new interview with Kerrang (excerpted by NME) that the band will begin major work on the disc in March.
'That Metal Show' will lean a little more on the classic rock side this week as Foreigner's Mick Jones and Mountain guitar great Leslie West will join Eddie Trunk, Don Jamieson and Jim Florentine for interviews. Meanwhile, Lita Ford will lay down some blistering licks as the special music guest.
Earlier this week, Miss May I revealed that their latest album, 'Rise of the Lion,' will be released April 29. Now, they have unveiled the video for 'Gone' (watch above).
Mastodon are honing in on a new album, with drummer Brann Dailor revealing that the disc will drop sometime this summer. But that may not be all that's in store from the band.
2013 was a big year for Rob Zombie and part of that will carry over into 2014! That's because Zombie and his band let the cameras and recording boards roll as they rocked audiences around the world on their touring in support of the 'Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor' album and a new concert film is set for release on DVD.
Memphis is the place to be this May as artists from all different genres converge on the city for the annual Beale Street Music Festival. For the hard rock and metal loving fans, such top names as Avenged Sevenfold, Kid Rock and Motorhead will be taking part in this year's event.
Many artists have embraced social media as a way to reach out to their fans, but it's safe to say that there are certain musicians who take to it more than others. One of those who has rejected social media is Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett.
Motley Crue's 'The Dirt' will be heading to the big screen soon, and there have been films chronicling the lives of rock bands over the years, but former Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash says he's not interested in ever seeing a biopic of the early years of GN'R ever gracing the silver screen.