In a cold-blooded music industry that eats its young (and old), there are but a few veteran metal bands…
In 1992, Seattle rock band Alice in Chains released Dirt, which became the band’s defining album and their most…
Jon Anderson is going through a transformation. After over 50 years in the music business, including massive success with…
On January 14, 1980, Canadian rock trio Rush released its seventh studio album, Permanent Waves. The band’s previous three…
Going out to see Little Miss Nasty for one last romp before the COVID-19 “shelter in place” order was…
The Music of Cream originally began in 2017 to commemorate Cream’s 50th anniversary. It went over so well that…
On Saturday, February 22nd, a lively crowd of people came out to The Majestic Ventura Theater in Ventura, California…
Queensryche’s “The Verdict 2020 U.S. Tour” arrived in Anaheim last Thursday night at the House of Blues along with John 5, and we can safely say that the band’s classic sound was still very much intact.
Prior to the release of their new Unplugged EP on Sumerian Records, we shed a little light on Bones UK, their encounter with rock legend Jeff Beck, and what makes them one of 2020’s hottest names in music.
Gina Katon, founder of the Little Miss Nasty production, discusses the evolution of her hard-hitting burlesque show, creating what is now known as “rock n’ roll burlesque,” and empowering women through performance.
Slayer, supported by Primus, Ministry, and opening act Philip H. Anselmo & The Illegals, played their final show at The Forum in Los Angeles, and it was a night to remember to say the very least.
Los Angeles-based quintet His Eyes Have Fangs (Astro Lizard Records) is one of today’s most inventive bands as evidenced by their unique brand of psychedelic dream rock. We spoke with the group about their origins, how guitarist Sonny Mayo joined the fray, and their true musical inspirations.
Playing for a sold-out crowd at Whisky a Go-Go in West Hollywood, Steel Panther threw a full-on party to celebrate the release of their fifth album, Heavy Metal Rules, with support from L.A. rock n’ rollers California.