Loudwire Nights: On Demand

Rob Dietrich is the Master Distiller and Blender for Metallica’s Blackened American Whiskey and he recently explained why he and James Hetfield wanted to make a cigar.

Geezer Butler talks about how Metallica's "Black Album" restored his faith in rock and roll and he also opens up about the only Black Sabbath record he's disappointed in.

Type O Negative guitarist and founding member Kenny Hickey discusses some major milestones for the band this year and he also opens up about his new musical venture with EYE AM.

Loudwire's Editor-in-Chief Rabab Al-Sharif and radio pro Meatball join Chuck Armstrong for a roundtable discussion on everything related to one of the biggest—and most mysterious—bands in the world right now, Sleep Token.

Lzzy Hale talks about what it was like collaborating with country star Ashley McBryde and who else is out there that she'd love to work with. She also opened up about why Halestorm decided to cover Metallica's "Ride the Lightning."

Zacky Vengeance opens up about Avenged Sevenfold's new album, 'Life Is But a Dream,' and how it pushed him outside of his comfort zone.

David Ellefson discusses his new band, Dieth, and their upcoming album, 'To Hell and Back,' as well as why he keeps Megadeth in the rearview.

Leigh Kakaty discusses Pop Evil's latest record, 'Skeletons,' the effect the pandemic had on the album and why he thinks it's so important for him to remain connected to his roots.

Def Leppard's Phil Collen talks about Def Leppard's massive new album, 'Drastic Symphonies,' and dives into why he's always admired Metallica and their work ethic.

Ghost frontman and mastermind Tobias Forge discusses his band's new EP, 'Phantomime,' what he considers true evil and why he ended up covering a Metallica song he thought he'd never cover.