Head bangers, get ready. Iron Maiden has announced they're bringing their "Run For Your Lives Tour" to North America in 2026, and they won't be alone. Megadeth will be on all shows, and Anthrax will open the bigger shows.

Ace Frehley was laid to rest on Wednesday in New York City.  The small, private ceremony was attended by the other three original members of KISS:  Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, and Peter Criss.

40 years on, Axl Rose is still gonna be Axl Rose. The fiery Guns n' Roses frontman showed that he can still engage in some attitude on stage at the band's recent concert in Buenos Aires.

More names have been added to the growing list of performers and presenters for the upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Judas Priest just engaged in a significant bit of philanthropy. The legendary band wrote a check for $100-thousand to the Los Angeles Fire Department before their show at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Slipknot have filed a lawsuit against an alleged cybersquatter who's been using the URL slipknot.com to advertise counterfeit merchandise for nearly a quarter-century, Billboard reports.

Perhaps they read the Rush subreddit, where fans were complaining about the limited number of shows and tickets available for the band's "50 Something" tour. Yesterday, Rush announced the addition of 17 more shows to their 2026 reunion tour, the second time they've added dates to the upcoming trek.

We've heard from Neal Schon. We've heard from Jonathan Cain's reps. Now let's hear from Cain himself on the conflicting, confusing stories about his status in Journey.

Limp Bizkit bassist Sam Rivers died Saturday, at the age of 48.  There's no word on the cause of death, but he did have liver disease.  He took a hiatus from the band in 2015, but returned in 2018, following a transplant.