Brad Arnold, the unmistakable voice behind 3 Doors Down, has died at the age of 47 following a battle with Stage 4 kidney cancer. The band confirmed that Arnold passed away peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, surrounded by family and loved ones. Arnold was a founding member of 3 Doors Down, a Mississippi-born band […]
Tag: Alternative Rock
Foo Fighters Announce Completion of New Album onstage in Tasmania
Foo Fighters have officially completed work on their highly anticipated new studio album, frontman Dave Grohl announced from the stage in Tasmania. During the band’s electric performance in Launceston, Grohl revealed that the group just wrapped up recording “a whole new record of f***ing songs that we just finished the other day,” giving fans their […]
Pat Smear Out of Foo Fighters Shows After Broken Foot, Jason Falkner Steps In
Foo Fighters guitarist Pat Smear will be sidelined for several upcoming performances after suffering a broken foot in an unusual accident. The band broke the news on social media, leaning into its signature humor by describing the injury as a “bizarre gardening accident,” a playful nod to rock lore while confirming Smear will need time […]
Inside the Making of Twenty One Pilots’ IMAX Concert Film
Twenty One Pilots are taking their explosive live energy from the stadium stage to the big screen with Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined, a new concert film capturing their sold‑out Mexico City headline performance from The Clancy World Tour. Filmed during a monumental show in front of roughly 65,000 fans at Estadio […]
Falling in Reverse Fires Max Georgiev After Allegation Fallout
Falling in Reverse has severed ties with longtime guitarist Max Georgiev following serious allegations that have sparked public controversy and internal fallout for the band. The decision, made in 2024, came to light when frontman Ronnie Radke took to social media to explain Georgiev’s sudden departure. According to Radke, Georgiev privately admitted to having been […]
Wolfgang Van Halen’s The End Marks a Bold Step in His Own Rock Legacy
Wolfgang Van Halen has stepped into the spotlight not by leaning on his father’s iconic legacy, but by building his own with intention. Now in his mid‑30s, he recorded Mammoth’s latest album The End in the very studio his father made legendary, 5150 in Los Angeles. Living next door with his wife, he turned the […]
Jane’s Addiction Confirms Breakup After Onstage Fight and Legal Battles
Jane’s Addiction, one of the most influential bands in alternative rock history, has officially confirmed that it has ended after decades of highs, lows, and most recently, legal and personal disputes among its members. The decision follows a highly publicized fallout that began with a dramatic onstage altercation in September 2024 during a reunion tour. […]
Slash, Vedder, Mars and More Turn Corporate Party Into Rock Showcase
In an unforgettable holiday spectacle, some of the biggest names in rock and pop converged for a one‑night‑only concert at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York, on December 11, 2025. The occasion was the annual holiday party thrown by Eldridge Industries chairman Todd Boehly, but the lineup looked more like a private music […]
Slipknot’s Long-Lost Album Delayed Again, Now Slated for 2026
After years of teasing, delays, and cryptic updates, Slipknot’s elusive side project Look Outside Your Window has once again been pushed — this time into 2026. The experimental album, first recorded during the band’s 2008 All Hope Is Gone sessions, was never a traditional Slipknot release. Crafted by a stripped-down quartet of Shawn “Clown” Crahan, […]
David Byrne Transforms Tiny Desk Into a Talking Heads Revival
David Byrne brought an unexpected giant to the cozy confines of NPR’s Tiny Desk — not in size exactly, but in sound, ambition, and nostalgia. For his latest appearance on the Tiny Desk series, the former Talking Heads frontman squeezed a full ensemble of backing singers, guitarists, cellists, saxophonists and more into the modest NPR […]