Don't even bother trying to induct Motley Crue into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, because Nikki Sixx will decline the honor.
What's more metal than obesity, high cholesterol and hardened arteries?
Usually, when mosh pits make the news, it's for all the wrong reasons. What went down at the Cattle Decapitation concert yesterday, however, proves there's always an exception.
Toto will return March 24 with the band's first studio album in nine years, titled 'Toto XIV.'
Sammy Hagar has shared his grief over the death of Liza Cozad-Lauser, wife of his Wabos drummer David Lauser, in a note posted at his official site.
To the bemused surprise of many longtime fans (and the band members themselves), Rush has become "cool" in the States in recent years, receiving everything from their own well-reviewed documentary to the cover of Rolling Stone and enshrinement in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Guns N' Roses launched a suitably massive tour behind their sprawling, double-disc 'Use Your Illusion' albums in 1991, including a string of joint headlining dates with Metallica.
A bizarre murder trial currently unfolding in Maine took an even stranger turn yesterday, when the defendant stood before a judge and claimed that the members of Slayer were somehow involved in the killing.
Robert Plant will appear on at least one U.S. concert stage in 2015.
Nickelodeon superstar SpongeBob SquarePants returns to theaters Feb. 6 with his new movie 'Sponge Out of Water,' and he's bringing some famous friends with him -- including Slash.