Iron Maiden is planning ahead...way ahead. They've announced two shows in Japan November 24th and 25th, but after that, they plan on taking some time off.

Wolfgang Van Halen says he doesn't have many details about his uncle Alex Van Halen's plan to release an archival Van Halen album, but he's fully on board to help. 

There have been hints and rumors for months, but now it's fact: Metallica will be playing the Sphere in Las Vegas. 

Social Distortion is adding a North American leg to their extensive 2026 tour. 

 "Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition" follows the New Wave of British Heavy Metal godfathers from their start over 50 years ago to their current legendary status. 

For a band that was reluctant to tour again, Rush's "50 Something Tour" is turning into a lengthy excursion covering much of the globe. Yesterday the band announced it was adding South American dates to the trek, which already consisted of extensive runs in North America and Europe. 

Louder Than Life has revealed its full 2026 lineup, its biggest ever, with nearly 200 bands set to play September 17th through the 20th at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. 

We also told you that Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer Paul Rodgers was asked to sing on the project, but declined...with Van Halen citing the singer's poor health as the reason he passed on the offer. Now Rodgers is responding to the report. On social media..

The members of Live are headed to court...again. The four bandmembers have been battling for years, off and on, over the use of the band's name.