Loudwire Nights: On Demand

Lauryn Schaffner, host of Loudwire's '30 Years of Grunge' documentary, joins Loudwire Nights to celebrate the life and legacy of Chris Cornell on the sixth anniversary of his death.

Corey Taylor discusses his new solo album, 'CMF2,' what he thinks about artificial intelligence in music and even dives into why he doesn't like backing tracks at live shows.

I Prevail co-vocalist and founding member Eric Vanlerberghe talks about touring the world and playing the 20th anniversary Download Festival, why they haven't recorded any cover songs for several years and what it is about Detroit that remains so important to the band's roots.

Billy Corgan opens up about why he thinks the Smashing Pumpkins are still making new, relevant music today. He also dives deep into his love of metal and why everything begins and ends with Black Sabbath.

When Bush released their new song, "All Things Must Change," Gavin Rossdale discussed the track and dove deep into the brutal process behind his songwriting.

Adam Gontier recently joined Three Days Grace onstage for a reunion 10 years in the making. He talks about what that was like and why he was a little nervous before it happened.

Staind founding member and guitarist Mike Mushok chats about what fans can expect from Staind's first studio album in 12 years, 'Confessions of the Fallen,' and he talks about the writing process of "Lowest in Me."

Early on in the news cycle of the legal situation between Mick Mars and Motley Crue, Loudwire.com's Joe DiVita helps shed a light on what exactly was going on.

Johannes Eckerström talks about Avatar's new album, 'Dance Devil Dance,' and the band's collaboration with Halestorm's Lzzy Hale.