Harper Nonfiction are set to publish the thrilling, hilarious and deeply personal autobiography of Iron Maiden’s unstoppable drummer, Nicko McBrain. ‘Hello Boys And Girls!‘ will publish into hardback, ebook and audio on 22nd October 2026. Nicko McBrain is the legendary drummer for Iron Maiden, joining the band in 1982, after stints with artists like Streetwalkers, […]
Since reuniting in 2011, System Of A Down have headlined festivals, packed arenas and released two songs. What’s the situation with their long-anticipated follow-up to Mezmerize and Hypnotize? Well, don’t hold your breath.
With the news that Breaking Benjamin tour tickets are all but sold, the band have released their brooding and haunting new single, Something Wicked, signalling the latest chapter for the band and the tease of a forthcoming full-length album.
“Something Wicked is a quick look into our influences both musically and thematically,” vocalist Benjamin Burnley said. “We challenged ourselves especially hard on this record and on this song.
“We pushed every boundary we’ve previously had as far as it will go, then pushed a little more. Something Wicked was the result.” For more details of Something Wicked, visit breakingbenjamin.lnk.to/SomethingWicked.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Dublin’s National Stadium show on 14 July has already sold out, while the Manchester date at O2 Victoria Warehouse on 16 July was upgraded due to demand and is now also sold out. The final date at O2 Academy Brixton in London on 17 July was also upgraded and has sold out.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
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Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
Event Details
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
Event Details
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
Event Details
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
Event Details
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens
Event Details
Breaking Benjamin have confirmed a string of sold out UK and Ireland tour dates, with overwhelming demand leading to a venue upgrade in both Manchester and London. The tour opens at the O2 Institute in Birmingham on 10 July, before heading to Glasgow’s O2 Academy on 11 July. Belfast’s Telegraph Building on 13 July currently has low ticket availability remaining.
The always-busy Greg Puciato joins Loudwire Nights to celebrate the return of the Black Queen, reflect on his career and look ahead at what's to come. Continue reading…
French quartet Mourir are preparing to release their second full-length studio album, "Nous, Le Venin," this summer via Pelagic Records. Their forward-thinking take on black metal and uncompromising approach to their work marks them out as ones to watch when they present this new material live at festivals across Europe including Hellfest, Rock In … Read More/Discuss on Metal Underground.com
Forsman, one of the most promising new names to emerge from Iceland’s black metal underground, has released their new song "Drottinn Fyrirgefur Allt." The single is the opening track of the band’s debut album "Brenndar Rústir & Fuðrandi Fjörur," which will be released on 26th June via Vesperian. You can check out the song below.
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