Jason Newsted opens up about his battle with throat cancer, his newfound friendship with Blackberry Smoke, and the inspiration behind his first-ever Chophouse Band tour.
Radio played them a lot in 1996, but these songs don’t get much attention these days.
Legendary drummer Vinny Appice believes the Heaven and Hell reunion would have continued indefinitely had Ronnie James Dio not passed away.
Former Metallica bassist Jason Newsted shares a positive health update following his 2025 throat cancer procedure and discusses his new, sober lifestyle.
As the weather warms up, we celebrate the many iconic rock and metal musicians who have birthdays in the month of May.
Former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert is facing a potential life sentence after a grand jury upgraded his charges to attempted first-degree murder following a March incident.
Evan Stanley and Nick Simmons, the sons of rock legends Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons, are set to release their debut album, ‘Dancing While the World Is Ending,’ this August.
Loudwire reviews the new Iron Maiden documentary ‘Burning Ambition,’ a career-spanning film that tells the band’s story through the eyes of their dedicated fanbase.
The 1980s produced some of rock’s most iconic records, but even the best albums have a track or two that could be trimmed for a perfect listening experience.
We look back at the decade where pop-punk dominated the airwaves, identifying the definitive album for every year from 2000 to 2009.
From Slayer’s 40th-anniversary celebrations to Jason Newsted’s headlining tour, here are the biggest rock and metal tour announcements from the past week.
During the opening night of his 2026 tour, Marilyn Manson paused his set to share a candid and metaphorical story about his journey to sobriety.
Due to overwhelming demand, thrash legends Slayer have added a second Los Angeles date to their 2026 40th anniversary celebration of ‘Reign in Blood’.
The sophomore slump is a common curse, but these six hair metal bands defied the odds by delivering their best work on their second studio album.
Mayhem vocalist Attila Csihar discusses the philosophical depth of the band’s latest album, ‘Liturgy of Death,’ and why exploring mortality is a necessary part of the human experience.