Legendary Dutch EDM Dj/producer Tiësto, will travel the eastern part of the United States this fall, with his very limited 8-city Club Life College Tour. Fog will start filling venues on Oct. 3, at The Pavilion at Pan Am in Indianapolis, In, and dissipate on Nov. 12, at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, […]
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Aaron Lewis Says Staind May Never Tour Again
Blabbermouth reports on a recent Aaron Lewis interview by Chris Mathews from the South Carolina classic rock radio station 104.9 The Surf. In the interview, Lewis was asked if he’s ready to return to the road with his old band Staind, which last toured together in 2011, but seems content on where he is in his […]
Glen Campbell, Country and Pop Crossover Pioneer, Dead at 81
Glen Campbell, a country artist who successfully bridged the pop and country worlds in the late ’60s and early ’70s died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease Tuesday at the age of 81. Campbell’s Facebook page confirmed the death Tuesday afternoon: It is with the heaviest of hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved […]
Jacoby Shaddix Undergoes Vocal Surgery
Papa Roach frontman Jacoby Shaddix, once again had to go under the knife to fix his vocal cords, prompting the band to scrap the rest of its summer tour dates. No stranger to vocal cord surgery, Shaddix had a similar operation in 2012 to remove a nodule on his vocal cords which Shaddix stated in […]
Hollywood Undead & Butcher Babies coming to Rochester
Rap metal heavyweights, Hollywood Undead and metalcore band Butcher Babies recently announced their North America 2017 tour. Anthology in Rochester will be one of their stops on Friday Nov. 17. Both bands have new unreleased albums but only Hollywood Undead have officially released details on their new album titled Five (stylized as V), while Butcher […]
Clint Lowery Talks New Sevendust Album, Not Wanting to Record Full Length Albums
Sevendust guitarist Clint Lowery, who is currently on tour as second guitarist with Seether, recently sat down with Scott Bowling, from the website “Good Company.” In the interview, Lowery opens up about Sevendust’s plans to follow up their tenth studio album, Kill The Flaw and his lack of desire to make full length albums in today’s […]
Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington Commits Suicide At 41
Music fans have lost another amazing artist that helped reshape the rock genre since coming on the scene in 1996. The music world is in shock with the news of Linkin Park frontman, Chester Bennington, committing suicide by hanging at his private home in the Palos Verdes Estates in California. He was only 41 years […]
Lakeshore Record Exchange in Rochester Closing Its Doors After 29 Years
Lakeshore Record Exchange announced that it will be closing the doors of its retail shop this summer. This cornerstone of the Rochester music community specialized in alternative music, especially rare and imported items. Starting next week on Monday, they will begin liquidating their inventory. The store will close once it’s empty. A farewell event is […]
In This Moment Announce Headlining Fall Tour
In This Moment has announced plans to load up the tour bus, and head out on a fall tour to support their new sixth studio album Ritual, which will be released July 21 through Atlantic/Road Runner Records. The second installment of the “Half God, Half Devil Tour,” will see touring support by Of Mice & […]
Rob Derhak’s Cancer Diagnosis Causes moe. to Announce Indefinite Hiatus
Fresh off the heels of moe.’s triumphant return of moe.down at Snow Ridge in Turin, the jam veterans have announced they’ll be going on an indefinite hiatus following the unfortunate oropharyngeal cancer diagnosis of singer and bassist Rob Derhak. With the shocking and obviously unplanned break looming, the Buffalo quartet issued a statement to moe.rons […]