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Styx have announced seven U.S. tour dates for January 2020, with more to follow. The band will kick off 2020 with a stop in Phoenix on Jan. 10, with the last appearance to take place in Las Vegas

The trailer for a brand new official music video has been launched for The Beatles’ ‘Here Comes The Sun.’  You can view the first-look trailer at the link here and the launch of a Premiere Watch page

Lynyrd Skynyrd headed to Jacksonville last year for a special hometown stadium show on their farewell tour, and now fans will be able to see the show in movie theaters on November 7th. The special one-night only

Queensryche have announced that they will be launching a North American leg of their The Verdict Tour early next year that will feature support from John 5 and Eve To Adam. The band is currently gearing up

KISS, Iron Maiden and System Of A Down have been confirmed as the three headliners for Download Festival 2020.  The rock pilgrimage returns to Donington Park once more between 12-14 June 2020 – with each act taking top

Punker rockers Frank Carter & the Rattlesnakes have been forced to postpone their North American tour after the group’s singer was hurt in a serious car crash last week. Carter revealed the extent of his injuries in a Facebook

Metallica posted on their Facebook page the following message regarding their “All Within My Hands” Foundation: “Please mark your calendar to join us for a celebratory evening on March 28, 2020 at the Masonic in San Francisco

Sammy Hagar’s High Tide Beach Party & Car Show, which was set to take place later this month in Huntington Beach, Ca, has been canceled. The official website for the festival shared, “The event’s website shared the following

The Foo Fighters have surprise-released a live EP, recorded in Roswell, New Mexico, and dropped it on Sept. 20 — aka Area 51 Raid Day.  Foo Fighters’ 00050525 Live in Roswell can be bought here. For the

Green Day have released a video for the lead single and title track to their forthcoming album, “Father Of All.”  The album marks the follow-up Green Day’s 2016 album, “Revolution Radio”, which debuted at No. 1 on