Alice Cooper Opens His Attic to a Full House in Hershey
Alice Cooper opened his sold-out Hershey Theatre show with “Hello Hooray” and reached into Special Forces and Trash before “No More Mr. Nice Guy.”
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Avenged Sevenfold Put Their Rooftop Set on ‘The Stage’ Vinyl
Three vinyl editions mark the 10th anniversary of The Stage, with the Capitol Records rooftop set on the deluxe pressing and the GRAMMY Museum acoustic performance exclusive to…
John 5 Explains His Loyalty to Mick Mars’ Guitar Parts
John 5 says respecting Mick Mars means preserving Mötley Crüe’s recorded guitar parts while finding room for improvisation elsewhere in the show.
Maynard James Keenan’s Path to Tool Included a Dare
Maynard James Keenan recalls accepting a challenge to join a band after criticizing the Los Angeles music scene.
Fall Out Boy Confirm “ACES” for November 9 Release
Fall Out Boy will release “ACES” on November 9 at 10:30 a.m.
The Funeral Portrait Turn Denial Into “My Future Prediction”
The Funeral Portrait release “My Future Prediction” with a lyric video as Lee Jennings explains its story of relationship denial.
Whitechapel Revisit ‘This Is Exile’ in “Bedlam” Video
Whitechapel have released a David Brodsky directed video for “Bedlam,” revisiting a character from ‘This Is Exile’ through their 2025 album ‘Hymns…
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Thirty Seconds To Mars Took “From Yesterday” to China
Jared Leto turned “From Yesterday” into a 13½-minute film set in an emperor’s court before the song became Thirty Seconds To Mars’ first Modern Rock No. 1.
Tommy Thayer Was Born in Portland on November 7, 1960
Born on November 7, 1960, Tommy Thayer co-founded Portland hard rock band Black ’N Blue before joining KISS on lead guitar and singing “When Lightning Strikes.”
The Demo Takes That Open and Close ‘Alice in Chains’
Jerry Cantrell wanted to redo the solo on “Grind,” and Sean Kinney hated his drum take on “Over Now,” but Alice in Chains kept both performances on their third album.
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