The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has long neglected metal, but its disdain for hair metal is even more blatant. While Bon Jovi and Def Leppard have broken through, legendary acts like Mötley Crüe, Poison, and Ratt remain overlooked. Here are eight bands that defined an era and deserve a spot in the Hall.
Ozzy Osbourne lays it all bare in No Escape From Now, an upcoming Paramount+ documentary chronicling his six-year fight against devastating health issues, including Parkinson’s. Featuring interviews with rock legends and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, the film captures Ozzy’s resilience, humor, and emotional farewell to fans.
At the peak of Led Zeppelin’s fame, John Paul Jones nearly walked away from it all. Overwhelmed by the chaos of their record-breaking tours and missing family life, Jones considered quitting before they recorded Physical Graffiti. Find out what changed his mind and how his return shaped one of the greatest rock albums of all time.
Guitar god Doug Aldrich has fought the battle of his life—and won! After months of surgery, radiation, and sheer resilience, the WHITESNAKE and THE DEAD DAISIES axeman is back, stronger than ever. From losing his taste to fearing for his future, Aldrich opens up about his journey through throat cancer and his determined return to the stage.
Metalheads, brace yourselves—Pantera is storming across the U.S. in summer 2025, and they’re bringing Amon Amarth along for the ride. Dubbed The Heaviest Tour of the Summer, this brutal trek kicks off July 15 in Pennsylvania and wraps up September 13 in Florida. Get ready for pure sonic destruction!
Punk rock isn’t just about singing—it’s about attitude, rebellion, and raw energy. From Iggy Pop’s wild stage antics to Patti Smith’s poetic power, these ten vocalists shaped the genre with their fearless individuality.
Rock icon Rick Springfield revealed how he unknowingly signed away his publishing rights as a young artist, calling out the exploitative nature of the music industry. Now, he’s supporting artists reclaiming their catalogs—just like Taylor Swift did.
Santana’s upcoming album Sentient will drop on March 28, featuring fresh tracks, reimagined classics, and collaborations with legends like Smokey Robinson, DMC, and the late Michael Jackson. With a mix of passion-driven music, Santana pushes boundaries while staying true to his roots.
Disturbed’s powerful new single “I Will Not Break” marks their first release on their own label, Mother Culture Records. A rallying cry for resilience, the track encourages listeners to rise above adversity with powerful lyrics and an energizing sound.
As Iron Maiden gears up for their massive “Run For Your Lives” tour, guitarist Dave Murray gets real about the band’s future. With the rock legends nearing their 70s, Murray insists they’ll know when to bow out gracefully. But for now, the metal machine is still running strong.
