Satanism, or at least accusations of it, has always been part of rock and metal.

Ghost are heading back to the big screen with a second concert film, but this one comes curiously titled 2 Big to Rig, which was a popular political slogan used as Donald Trump embarked on his campaign to receive a second term as the U.S. President in 2024.

When Phish played a three-night stand in Noblesville, Indiana, police seized large quantities of psilocybin mushrooms, methamphetamine, LSD, heroin, fentanyl, MDMA, marijuana, and nitrous oxide.  The D.A. was "disappointed".

Lenny Kravitz likes to workout in leather pants or jeans because that's what he wears onstage.  He also trains to have a very narrow physique like, quote, "Spider-Man meets Bruce Lee" with a 28-inch waist.

Nickelback are ready to reclaim their spot on the radio airwaves, issuing the new single "Rattle the Cage" while also revealing that their eleventh studio album will be titled Everything Under the Sun. The album is set for an Oct. 30 street date.

Ex-Guns N' Roses drummer Frank Ferrer recently shared what he thinks people get wrong about Axl Rose in his first interview since parting ways with the band last year.

Seven years later, the "New York Times" asked the Rolling Stones frontman his opinion on the bit.

We told you that Tidal was taking steps to ID and demonetize AI-generated music on its platform. Now comes news that the music industry itself is largely moving to address AI's growing influence.

Iron Maiden have already revealed they will be on tour when their Rock Hall induction takes place later this year, but singer Bruce Dickinson and bassist Steve Harris have elaborated on their feelings concerning the Rock Hall's decision to add them as part of the 2026 induction class.

They may not be touring, but Mick Jagger and Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones showed this week they can still rock the stage.