There’s been a lot happening in the Cradle of Filth camp over the last week, with keyboardist/vocalist Zoe Federoff quitting mid-tour and her husband – guitarist Marek "Ashok" Smerda – being fired shortly thereafter.

Veteran rock drummer Josh Freese has opened up about his firing from Foo Fighters earlier this year.

Breaking Benjamin drummer Shaun Foist has announced he's stepping down from the group for the time being as he focuses on a disease that's been impacting his health in recent years.

Music fans of a certain age recognize that the music they grew up with, hair metal, rarely gets the credit they feel it deserves. The bigger the hair, the less seriously the "establishment" takes it, even four decades later.

Mudvayne have just dropped "Hurt People Hurt People," their first new song since releasing their self-titled album in 2009. The announcement officially ends all speculation about whether or not the group, who reunited in 2021, would eventually return to the studio to writer new material.

Back in April, Zak Starkey leaked an all-star cover of T-Rex's "Children of the Universe," a song he intended to benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust. At the time, he was imploring the song's participants to get on board the song's release. Update: he's still knocking on Axl Rose's door.

When Mudvayne embark on a tour to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their debut album next month, one fan each city can get a VIP "makeup experience" with Chad Gray - for $3,000.

The WWE's Becky Lynch has managed to cross Kelly Osbourne, and Kelly put the wrestler on blast for it. While appearing on "WWE Raw," which aired live from Birmingham, England Monday night,  Lynch and her upcoming opponent Nikki Bella were trash talking each other, when Lynch took things too far, in Osbourne's eyes.

Tico Torres is categorically denying he's thinking about stepping away from the the drum kit. The Bon Jovi drummer posted a video to the band's Instagram yesterday, addressing rumors that he's retiring from music.

Aaron Lewis isn't very happy with Bruce Springsteen. Start with the fact that they are pretty far apart politically, the Staind singer claims that The Boss duped most of America (himself included) with one of his biggest hits.