AC/DC closed out the North American leg of their Power Up tour with an explosive performance in Cleveland, thrilling 50,000 fans and leaving many to wonder: was this the band’s final U.S. show? At 77 and 70, Brian Johnson and Angus Young are still firing on all cylinders — but for how much longer?
Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson has opened up about his final stint with the thrash metal giants, calling the dynamic with frontman Dave Mustaine increasingly strained and one-sided. In a revealing new interview, Ellefson says he’s moved on for good — and feels lighter because of it.
Progressive metal innovators Cynic have officially parted ways with longtime drummer Matt Lynch, who joined the band in 2015. Stepping in behind the kit at Maryland Deathfest on May 24 was Michel Bélanger of Gorguts, as Cynic performed their seminal debut Focus in full.
Bruce Springsteen has unveiled “Adelita,” a haunting mariachi-inspired ballad from Inyo, one of seven long-lost records featured in the upcoming box set Tracks II: The Lost Albums. The release reveals a Southwestern spirit within the Boss, shaped by desert drives and border-town soul.
Metallica has reached new milestones with two of their most iconic records. The Black Album has officially been certified 20x platinum, while Master of Puppets has hit 8x platinum—solidifying the band’s status as one of the most influential and commercially successful acts in rock history.
Rick Derringer, the guitar hero whose career spanned more than six decades—from fronting the McCoys to working with legends like Johnny Winter, “Weird Al” Yankovic, and Cyndi Lauper—has died at 77. Known for the anthemic “Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo”, Derringer was a prolific performer, producer, and songwriter whose musical legacy helped shape generations.
A 48-year-old woman has come forward, claiming she is Freddie Mercury’s daughter, born from a secret affair in 1976. Backed by 17 handwritten journals Mercury allegedly left her, the revelation forms the emotional core of Lesley-Ann Jones’ new book Love, Freddie.
Billy Joel has canceled all upcoming tour dates after being diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus, a rare brain condition that affects hearing, vision, and balance. The 76-year-old singer is undergoing treatment and physical therapy, with doctors advising he stop performing indefinitely.
A tragic plane crash in San Diego has claimed the lives of Daniel Williams, former drummer for The Devil Wears Prada, and Dave Shapiro, talent agent and co-founder of Sound Talent Group. The fiery crash also damaged over a dozen homes but miraculously resulted in no fatalities on the ground.
A Springsteen cover band called No Surrender was abruptly dropped from its upcoming show at Riv’s Toms River Hub after the Boss’ anti-Trump comments. The bar’s owner cited political backlash from his “red” clientele, sparking controversy, Yelp backlash, and a relocation of the band’s performance.
Falling In Reverse has unveiled the dates for their highly anticipated “God Is A Weapon” North American tour, set to launch August 10 in Denver. With support from Slaughter to Prevail, Tech N9ne, Wage War, and more, this fiery trek follows the release of their explosive new single featuring Marilyn Manson.
Jim Irsay, longtime owner of the Indianapolis Colts and one of the world’s most passionate collectors of rock and roll memorabilia, has died at 65. Known as much for his Super Bowl-winning franchise as his multimillion-dollar guitar collection, Irsay’s legacy bridges sports, music, and history.
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