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Las Vegas hard rock outfit The Word66 are back with their second single "Tell Me," a heavy, throwback-flavored anthem off their upcoming EP 37 Miracles. "Tell Me" hits with both pedigree and punch. @rockdocumented @TWord66

Pantera is hitting pause—and for good reason. In the days following the passing of Ozzy Osbourne, the band has chosen to step back and mourn the Prince of Darkness with the respect he deserves. The upcoming shows in Saratoga Springs and Holmdel have been rescheduled from late July to early September. Meanwhile, shows in Gilford, Birmingham, and Virginia Beach have been canceled entirely. In a statement, the band called this “a time of reflection.” And honestly? That silence speaks louder than any breakdown or stage pyro ever could. We all owe something to Ozzy—and for Pantera, this moment isn’t about ticket sales. It’s about reverence.

Three Days Grace have unleashed another dose of angst and urgency with their latest single, “KiII Me Fast.” Anchored by a pulsating rhythm and raw, confessional vocals, the track dives headfirst into themes of emotional desperation—showcasing the band’s signature ability to turn pain into power. Serving as the fourth preview from their forthcoming album Alienation, out August 22, the song continues the band’s evolution toward darker, more introspective territory.

Ozzy Osbourne, the trailblazing frontman of Black Sabbath and one of the most iconic voices in rock history, has died at the age of 76. Ozzy leaves behind a world forever changed by his voice, vision, and venom. His impact stretched far beyond music, shaping fashion, pop culture, and an entire generation of fans who found power in the darkness. Rest easy, Ozzy. You gave us madness, melody, and meaning — and the world is louder because of you.

On this day, 22 years ago Three Days Grace released their 'Self Titled' debut studio album.

Sevendust is stripping it down this fall to honor a fan favorite from deep in their discography. The band just announced a special acoustic tour to celebrate the 21st anniversary of Southside Double-Wide: Acoustic Live, their powerful 2004 live album that showcased a raw, emotional side of their heavy-hitting sound.

⏳ The clock hit zero… and chaos followed. Slipknot’s mysterious countdown led to an instant sellout LP drop that caught even the most die-hard Maggots off guard. No warning. No details. Just pure, unfiltered Slipknot. What was it? Where’s it going next? Only the band knows — and that’s exactly how they like it. 👀 Were you fast enough to grab one?

Shinedown will be dropping 2 new songs January 24th!

Happy birthday Jonathan Davis!

Papa Roach released 'Who Do You Trust?' #OnThisDay in 2019. What your favorite track from this release?

The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Green Day, Jelly Roll, Lady Gaga, and Billie Eilish among some of the artist performing at the FireAid benefit concert in support of L.A. wildfire victims.

4 Non Blondes are reuniting for their first show in 30 years performing at the BottleRock Napa Valley Music Festival Saturday, May 24th.

ARCHITECTS drop devastating new single "BLACKHOLE" along with music video. The band's next album, ‘The Sky, The Earth, and All Between' will be releasing February 27th.

Rumor has it tickets could be going on sale as early as this Friday!

The "Parental Advisory" sticker—aka the bane of every rebellious music fan's existence—was born out of pure moral panic in the '80s. It all started when Tipper Gore lost her mind over Prince's Purple Rain track "Darling Nikki" because, gasp, it mentioned a girl enjoying herself. Fast forward to 1990, and the rap legends in 2 Live Crew made history (and pissed off prudes everywhere) with Banned in the U.S.A., the first album to rock the now-infamous sticker. The whole thing was a lame attempt to slap a muzzle on artists, but honestly, it just made explicit albums way cooler. Thanks, Tipper!

Happy birthday Marilyn Manson!

Happy 30th birthday Poppy!