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Metallica's James Hetfield is apparently enjoying everything Las Vegas has to offer while the band continues its residency at Sphere, including some Raiders football. Continue reading…

The Motionless in White singer discusses the 'Decades' album, his biggest influences, shares his favorite lyric and expresses what it means to headline the 2027 Bloodstock festival. Continue reading…

“Tömbök”, the second advance single from Thy Catafalque‘s upcoming full-length offering XIII: Sárga Erdő, has premiered online in the form of an official music video.
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In support of their forthcoming self-titled album release, due on November 27th, PeelingFlesh have confirmed a 3-week-long headlining tour across Europe. Joining them on the road will be Snuffed On Sight, Corpse Pile and Girl Of Glass.
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Aerosmith appears to be gearing up for a comeback. On Monday, Oct. 5, the band posted a video of frontman Steven Tyler perched on a ladder, tacking letters onto the Hollywood Bowl marquee while rock photographer Ross Halfin looked on. Tyler asked Halfin to hand him an ampersand and explained why he needed it, saying: “It’s Aerosmith and friends, Ross… Aerosmith and friends!” The dates on the marquee read “Oct. 29” and “Nov. 1.”

The band says full details on the possible return shows will be revealed Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m. ET. The teaser video is available below.

Two years ago, Aerosmith announced that it was retiring from touring because of Tyler‘s vocal injury. The Aug. 2, 2024 announcement came almost a year after the singer, now 78, fractured his larynx at a September 2023 show.

Tyler and Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry shared a stage for the first time in almost two years on April 30, 2025, at a private concert Tyler hosted in San Francisco. The event benefited Janie’s Fund, the initiative Tyler founded to bring hope and healing to girls and young women who have experienced trauma.

The band’s Peace Out tour ended abruptly after what became its final date, in Elmont, N.Y., on Sept. 9, 2023. That show was only the third of the trek, which was set to run through February 2024. Tyler said in a statement at the time that the injury had caused bleeding, though he hoped to get back on the road with his bandmates after a few postponed shows.

The rescheduled “Peace Out” dates were due to begin Sept. 20, 2024 in Pittsburgh, with The Black Crowes as special guests.

Last November, Perry and Tyler released One More Time, a five-song EP made with British rocker Yungblud, whose real name is Dominic Harrison.

Earlier this summer, Perry toured Europe with Hollywood Vampires, a rock and roll supergroup that also features Alice Cooper, Cooper‘s guitarist Tommy Henriksen and actor Johnny Depp.

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They’ll also be back out on tour next month.

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Hayley Williams has a habit of riling up the Republicans, like when she told Morgan Wallen to find her “at Whole Foods, bitch.” She caught heat from the Department of Homeland Security after proclaiming “Fuck ICE” and “Free Palestine” at her show at Chula Vista, California on Saturday (Oct. 3), and she’s responding by refusing to back down.

The post Hayley Williams Responds To DHS Criticism Over “Fuck ICE” Comments appeared first on Stereogum.

One month prior the release of their eighth studio album Trame Noire, Hypno5e now stream a video clip for the newest single-title track.
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Running through February and March.

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L7 is releasing a new single, “Loma Linda,” as the band prepares to launch the first leg of its farewell trek. The The Last Hurrah world tour opens Tuesday, Oct. 6, in San Diego. For more than four decades, the feminist rockers have blended punk attitude, heavy grunge, melody, political anthems and humor, and they are keen to connect with fans around the globe one final time.

Earlier this year, bassist Jennifer Finch died, but not before giving the band her blessing to go ahead with the tour. Janis Tanaka, who played bass for L7 from 1999 to 2001, is stepping in to fill the spot. The new single marks her return. The demo comes out of the band’s archives and was first tracked in 2003 with Tanaka on bass, and the music and lyrics were finished this week. As a thank you to Finch, Tanaka and the fans, L7 is offering “Loma Linda” as a free download on the band’s website for one week. After that, it hits all streaming platforms.

Donita Sparks shares, “This new single marks the return of Janis Tanaka being back in L7 on bass after the sadness of losing Jennifer Finch a couple of months ago.

“I was searching the band’s archives and came across this unfinished track from when Janis was in the band. It still sounded rather fresh and very L7, so we recorded new vocals with new lyrics and some other additional tracks and cranked it out in a couple of days ahead of this upcoming tour.

“Gotta warn ya, we dig it and hope you do too.”

The Last Hurrah starts Oct. 6 in San Diego and wraps Nov. 14 in Los Angeles.

Finch died less than three months ago after a fight with an aggressive form of brain cancer. She was 59. Her bandmates announced her passing July 18 in a statement on social media: “With a very heavy heart we announce that our beloved bandmate, friend, and fellow troublemaker Jennifer Finch has passed away today. She had a long courageous fight with brain cancer and was loved by many wonderful friends, musical peers and fans worldwide.”

They added, “We are shattered by the loss of our beloved bandmate, sister and friend, whose fierce spirit, humor and boundless creativity helped shape L7 and changed all of our lives forever.

“Jennifer was a true original who lived entirely on her own terms, and the impact she made on music, art and everyone lucky enough to know her cannot be measured. We love her beyond words and will carry her with us always.

“Rest in power, our dear friend.”

L7 formed in 1985 and went on indefinite hiatus in 2001. The band reunited for a 2015 tour, and the 2016 documentary L7: Pretend We’re Dead followed. Scatter The Rats, the group’s first album in 20 years, came out in May 2019 on Joan Jett‘s Blackheart Records.

The band’s self-titled debut arrived in 1988. The third album, Bricks Are Heavy, landed in 1992 and peaked at No. 160 on the Billboard 200 that September, according to Billboard. Hungry For Stink (1994) reached No. 117, and The Beauty Process: Triple Platinum (1997) topped out at No. 172. The 1992 single “Pretend We’re Dead” hit No. 8 on the Alternative Airplay chart, while “Andres,” from Hungry For Stink, reached No. 20.

L7‘s songs have also shown up on movie soundtracks. “Shitlist” appeared in both Pet Sematary 2 and Natural Born Killers, and “Shove” turned up in Tank Girl.

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