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Riot Fest had to postponed its 2020 festival due to COVID-19, but have just announced some of their 2021 lineup. My Chemical Romance was initially revealed as Riot Fest’s 2020 headliner, and lucky for fans they will still

My Chemical Romance have announced their rescheduled reunion tour dates for 2021. In early 2020, they shared a list of shows initially scheduled for fall 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic shut down touring this year. The rescheduled

Deftones’ drummer Abe Cunningham revealed that the band’s anticipated new album will “hopefully” drop in a few months. Cunningham said during an interview: “We actually tracked everything over the summer, last summer — June and July —

Rammstein drummer Christoph Schneider has confirmed that the band have been working on new material.  When asked what the band has been doing during quarantine, Schneider replied: “Last week, we were supposed to play our first 2020

Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour will release his first new song in five years as part of an audiobook project by his wife, author Polly Samson. “Yes I Have Ghosts” — inspired by a character from the

Metallica are streaming their March 2013 concert from Melbourne, Australia in full for this week’s installment of MetallicaMondays. The band had this to say, “Tune in tonight on YouTube or Facebook to revisit Live in Melbourne –

Santana and Earth, Wind & Fire postponed their joint North American Miraculous Supernatural Tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the two acts have announced rescheduled dates for the tour, which will take place almost exactly a

Papa Roach are hosting a live stream event later this month. The band will host “INFEST IN-Studio” – a special virtually-ticketed, live HD broadcast – on Saturday, June 20th. “We couldn’t take not performing any longer,” says

Rush marked the 40th anniversary of Permanent Waves, as well as paid tribute to their late bandmate Neil Peart, with an animated video for that album’s “The Spirit of Radio.” Recently, a remastered, expanded edition of Permanent Waves

Peter Jackson’s upcoming documentary about the Beatles’ Get Back sessions has been postponed until next year. The Beatles: Get Back, chronicles the group’s rehearsals and performances from January 1969 as it began work on a new album.