Aerosmith to release first new song in over 10 years with Yungblud
Aerosmith has announced a new collaborative single with Gen Z rockstar Yungblud titled “My Only Angel,” marking the band's first new song in over a decade. The teaser suggests a high-energy rock track with soaring harmonies and punchy guitar licks. Speculation arises about Aerosmith's future plans, including a potential final show or tour with Yungblud joining the band. While nothing is confirmed, fans are excited about the possibility of seeing Aerosmith back on stage together.
Twenty One Pilots Accuse Temu Of Selling Counterfeit Merch In New Lawsuit
Twenty One Pilots are filing a lawsuit against Chinese e-commerce giant Temu.The band is accusing the platform of manufacturing and selling a wide array of counterfeit merchandise that look like the band's official products. According to the complaint Twenty One Pilots' trademarks "have been damaged and put at risk by Temu's knowing and systematic marketing and sale of counterfeit versions," which they say is "confusing" and "identical" to their own trademarked items. The filing also states that Temu is understood to be one of the most unethical companies operating in today's global marketplace.
Drunk Eddie Vedder Drops F-Bomb on Live TV During Chicago Cubs Game
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder had a slip of the tongue on live television during a Chicago Cubs broadcast, where he commented on being terrified to sing with Anthony Rizzo and Cindy Crawford. Vedder's NSFW remark earned laughs from Rizzo and Crawford, and fans speculated that he may have had a few drinks. The incident occurred during the Cubs' celebration of Rizzo's retirement, where he watched the game with Vedder and Crawford in the outfield bleachers. Despite the slip-up, the group had a good time at the game, and social media reactions were mixed regarding Vedder's candid comment.
Disturbed Inducted Into Illinois Rock Hall Of Fame
Chicago metal band Disturbed was inducted into the Illinois Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Sunday at the Rialto Square Theatre in Joliet. Guitarist Dan Donegan thanked fans and recalled the band's early days playing in a public storage unit and local bars like Champs, Sidetracked, and J.J. Kelley's in the '90s. Drummer Mike Wengren joked that they wanted to perform at the ceremony but were told they couldn't because organizers were worried they'd burn down the banners, referencing reports that pyrotechnics during their March concert at Chicago's United Center damaged the Bulls' NBA championship banners. The band formed in 1996 with members from Chicago's South Side and claim they had to work harder than North Side bands to get noticed, promoting themselves by making fliers and cassette tapes. They're currently celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut album "The Sickness" with a tour.
Soundgarden Unlikely to Release Final Album Before Rock Hall Induction, Drummer Says
Soundgarden is set to release a final album, but it won't be out before their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in November. Drummer Matt Cameron, who will be inducted for the second time, is excited for fans to hear the new music. The band is working on finishing the album, which includes songs started with the late Chris Cornell. Cameron has also announced his departure from Pearl Jam and is focusing on new projects, including a new band called Is This Real? and the all-star group 3rd Secret.
Jack White Joins Ringo Starr For Beatles Classic At Bourbon & Beyond
Jack White joined Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band at the Bourbon & Beyond Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, performing The Beatles classic "With A Little Help From My Friends." The set also included hits from Toto, Men at Work, and Average White Band, with Ringo leading songs like "It Don't Come Easy" and "Yellow Submarine." Jack White previously collaborated with Ringo on the Carl Perkins classic "Matchbox" and joined him for the TV special "Ringo & Friends At The Ryman." The performance featured White singing Lennon and McCartney's parts alongside his bandmates and singer-songwriter Sammy Rae. Ringo Starr continues his tour in Las Vegas, while Jack White has upcoming festival appearances.
Deluxe edition of ‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’ to be released on September 30
The first-ever sanctioned documentary on Led Zeppelin, "Becoming Led Zeppelin," will be released in a deluxe Steelbook edition on September 30th. The film follows the band members' journeys through the 1960s music scene, leading up to their formation in 1968. "Becoming Led Zeppelin" had a successful opening weekend at the box office, with a record-breaking $3 million IMAX debut across 16 countries and territories. The documentary offers an exhilarating docu-concert experience for audiences, showcasing the legendary band's rise to fame.
Sleep Token To Mount Fall US Tour
UK metal band Sleep Token is launching a major US arena tour starting today at Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia. The tour supports their fourth album "Even in Arcadia," which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200 chart in May. The band's members remain anonymous, known only as Vessel (vocals), II (drums), III (bass), IV (guitar), and Espera (backing vocals). The tour runs through November 11th at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, hitting major cities like Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Denver, and Oakland. They'll also play the Louder Than Life festival in Louisville on September 19th. The album has produced hit singles "Emergence," "Caramel," and "Damocles." Dates here: https://www.sleep-token.com/
Sammy Hagar Announces 2026 ‘The Best Of All Worlds’ Las Vegas Residency
Sammy Hagar has announced his 2026 Las Vegas residency at Dolby Live at Park MGM, with 11 shows scheduled for March and September. He will be joined by his all-star backing band for The Best of All Worlds Tour, performing songs from his Van Halen era, solo career, and Montrose material. Ticket pre-sales start on September 16, with general sales on September 19. Hagar expressed excitement for the upcoming shows, calling the band and current run of performances some of the best of his life.
Coachella Releases 2026 Lineup
The 2026 Coachella lineup is out. Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber and Karol G are the headliners of the music festival, taking place in Indio, California April 10th through the 12th, and 17th through the 19th. Other major artists set to perform include The Strokes, Young Thug, Clipse, Kaskade, and Disclosure.
Blink-182, Twenty One Pilots And Mumford & Sons To Headline Innings Festival 2026
The Innings Festival is set to return to Arizona's Tempe Beach Park & Arts Park from February 20-22, 2026, with headliners Blink-182, Twenty One Pilots, and Mumford & Sons. The three-day festival will feature over 25 artists across three stages, including Cage The Elephant, Sublime, and Goo Goo Dolls. Attendees can enjoy interactive baseball activities, appearances by MLB legends, and live interviews on "Off the Mound with Ryan Dempster." Tickets for various seating options will be available for purchase.
What Happens Next With My Chemical Romance as 'The Black Parade' Tour Ends North American Leg
My Chemical Romance's North American tour, "Long Live: The Black Parade," concluded in Tampa with a unique twist to the storyline that played out each night. The final show featured a mock execution of band members dressed as The Black Parade alter ego, leaving fans to interpret the ending. Lead singer Gerard Way's character seemed to realize he was trapped in an evil time loop, culminating in a dramatic finale where he chased a clown character before a detonation. The band will headline the Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta before taking a break and potentially embarking on a South American tour in 2026, with hints of a new album and a potential collaboration with The Used.
Wolfgang Van Halen’s Mammoth gearing up to release new album ’The End’
Wolfgang Van Halen's band Mammoth is set to release their third album, The End, on October 24th. The album, produced by Michael “Elvis” Baskette, was recorded at the 5150 studio and features ten tracks, including the title track that reached the Top 10 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. The band has released a performance music video for the title track and a second cut titled “The Spell.” Mammoth will kick off a U.S. headlining tour in October with support from Myles Kennedy.
Twisted Sister Announce 50th Anniversary Reunion Tour
Twisted Sister are celebrating their 50th anniversary with a reunion tour.The band announced plans to hit the road for a tour in 2026. The dates have yet to be announced. Founding guitarist and manager Jay Jay French said "we are proud to celebrate a milestone that once felt unthinkable: a 50 year anniversary," adding "we have created a music and performance legacy that has and will continue to inspire millions of fans around the world."
Bad Wolves Set to Drop Deluxe Album Packed With Nine New Songs Next Week
Bad Wolves is set to release an expanded version of their album Die About It on September 19, featuring nine new tracks. The band collaborates with The Rasmus singer Lauri Ylönen on the song "Say It Again." The album includes stage recordings, string sections, and other collaborations with artists like Daughtry and Stand Atlantic. The band aims to offer a fresh perspective on their music and celebrate the success of their original album, which has garnered millions of streams and views. Fans can preorder the album now.
ICE NINE KILLS Frontman SPENCER CHARNAS Says Touring Stadiums With METALLICA Was An 'Incredible' Experience
ICE NINE KILLS frontman Spencer Charnas shared his excitement about touring with METALLICA in a recent interview, calling it an incredible experience that changed their career. Charnas reminisced about his childhood love for METALLICA and how touring with them was a dream come true. ICE NINE KILLS has gained new fans and recognition through their association with METALLICA. The band's unique blend of extreme metal and melody has garnered them success and opportunities in the music industry. Charnas has also expanded his creative endeavors with the launch of a personal care line and co-writing a feature film.
BLACK STONE CHERRY Teases New Song "Neon Eyes"
Black Stone Cherry announces the release of their new track "Neon Eyes" on September 18th and encourages fans to pre-save it. The band also reveals a list of upcoming live shows scheduled from September to December in various cities across the United States. Fans can catch Black Stone Cherry at venues such as The Beacham in Orlando, FL, The Webster Theater in Hartford, CT, and The Rave in Milwaukee, WI. Join the BraveWords Facebook Group to engage in metal discussions and promote shows, albums, podcasts, radio shows, and releases.
A Perfect Circle Announce 25th Anniversary Reissues Of Mer De Noms
A Perfect Circle is celebrating the 25th anniversary debut album "Mer de Nom" with a reissue. The release will be out as a two-LP zoetrope vinyl edition on September 25th and as an audiophile One Step pressing as part of the Definitive Sound Series on October 10th.According to a press release, One Step processing means that you're getting the "truest possible representation of 'Mer de Noms'." The album made history as the highest-charting debut album from a rock band ever, landing at number four on the Billboard 200.