Country music singer-songwriter Robby Johnson puts his own southern spin on one of rock's most iconic tracks with the release of his new single, "You Shook Me All Night Long."
Paying tribute to the 45th anniversary of AC/DC's timeless hit, Johnson delivers a bold, high-energy performance that bridges the worlds of classic rock and modern country. Originally released in 1980 on AC/DC's landmark album Back in Black, "You Shook Me All Night Long" remains one of the most recognizable songs in rock history. (continue)
The one and only Cheap Trick have shared "The Riff That Won't Quit," the pulse-pounding latest single from their eagerly awaited new album, All Washed Up, available everywhere today.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers' eagerly anticipated 21st studio album, All Washed Up, arrives via BMG on Friday, November 14, digitally as well as on standard black vinyl and CD. A collector's edition Orange Marble vinyl variant limited to 1,000 units is available to pre-order exclusively via the band's new D2C store. (continue)
The Rasmus have teamed with Theory of A Deadman's lead singer Tyler Connolly to release an exciting new version of thier powerful outsider anthem "Creatures of Chaos." Out today (October 10), this notably marks The Rasmus' first US rock radio single.
"Tyler [Connolly] is an amazing singer and he added a new dimension to the song," says frontman Lauri Ylonen. "This song is one of our best from the new album and it's so cool that it gets some spotlight now." (continue)
Bernie Leadon is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, a GRAMMY Award winner, a multi-platinum seller as a founding member of the Eagles, and has his fingerprints on record-setting and genre-forming music. Not one to rest on his laurels, he returns today with his first new album in over two decades, Too Late To Be Cool.
With lyrics written by Leadon and production/engineering by mentor, friend, and longtime collaborator Glyn Johns, the project highlights lessons learned and memories made in his life and musical journey thus far. Tracked live to analog tape with studio musicians Tony Harrell on keys, Greg Morrow on drums, and Glenn Worf on bass, the album has already received praise from early listeners. (continue)
Chiodos have been added to the lineup for this year's When We Were Young Festival, taking place October 18 and 19 in Las Vegas, NV. The festival appearance comes as the band continues to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their landmark debut album, All's Well That Ends Well, and ahead of the second leg of their anniversary tour, which kicks off November 6 in Grand Rapids, MI.
Released on July 26, 2005, All's Well That Ends Well became a defining record of the mid-2000s emo and post-hardcore movement, propelling Chiodos into the spotlight with its dynamic blend of soaring melodies, technical musicianship, and poetic intensity. The album charted on the Billboard Top 200 (#164), climbed to #11 on the Independent Albums chart, and reached #3 on Heatseekers - cementing its legacy as a genre classic that continues to inspire artists nearly two decades later. (continue)
Experimental electronic supergroup CVCHE have released their new single "The Star" from their upcoming debut album Get Fluffy, out later this year. "The Star" is transportive, mesmerizing galaxy of Rural Canadian Techno that beamed down to earth during a late-night jam session with Chris Seligman, founding member of acclaimed Canadian indie-rock band Stars.
"We were in the studio late one night, mostly just dialing in sounds and chasing ideas. Nothing too serious at first," shares CVCHE on how the new single came to be. "At some point we started shaping these space-inspired tones on the synths, not with any grand plan, just because they felt good. The name came naturally. It was a starry night. Chris Seligman was there. He is a Star. And is in the band Stars. Everything was pointing upward. So, we called it The Star. It was either that or "Untitled Version 47," and this one sounded a bit better. Obviously because Chris Seligman is a legend. A nice little late-night sock-jam session." (continue)
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Briston Maroney pays tribute to the late, great Ozzy Osbourne with his utterly distinctive Amazon Music Original renditions of Black Sabbath's iconic "War Pigs" and "Changes," available today exclusively via Amazon Music.
Last month saw Maroney unite with indie rock icon Ben Kweller for the exhilarating new single, "Poor Things (Feat. Ben Kweller)," available now via Atlantic Records HERE. The track sees Maroney putting an unexpected collaborative spin on "Poor Things," one of the many standouts featured on his recently released third studio album, JIMMY, available everywhere now. (continue)
Rob Zombie returns for his 8th studio album, The Great Satan, out February 27th from Nuclear Blast Records and has shared a self-directed music video for the first single "Punks and Demons."
Following the success of his Top 10 charting record The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy (2021), Zombie is back, revisiting his early Hellbilly roots for a slaughterhouse of anthemic punk infused heavy rock/metal. (continue)
King Ultramega, featuring members of Alice In Chains, Anthrax, Mastodon, and Soundgarden, have unveiled an emotional new rendition of the Temple Of The Dog classic, "Say Hello 2 Heaven", featuring Richie Kotzen on vocals and guitar.
King Ultramega crafted this single in loving memory of legendary vocalist Chris Cornell, while raising funds and awareness for MusiCares. MusiCares is the Recording Academy's nonprofit that provides mental health, addiction recovery, and emergency services to those in the music community. (continue)
Arizona indie rockers Breakup Shoes just released their brand new album "Standing Still", and to celebrate we asked guitarist/vocalist Nick Zawisa to tell us about the song "Universal". Here is the story:
"Universal" was one of those songs that was written really quickly. I was watching a basketball game and had the uniquely American pleasure of watching about 1,000 pharmaceutical commercials in between gameplay. (continue)
Danko Jones are back with their explosive new single "Diamond In The Rough", the latest cut from their upcoming album Leo Rising - out November 21, 2025, via Perception - A Division of Reigning Phoenix Music and Sonic Unyon (Canada)!
The track is a high-voltage homage to classic KISS, supercharged by a blazing guest solo from guitar legend Marty Friedman (MEGADETH, CACOPHONY). The band comments: "Channeling early Kiss, this is a favorite of mine, especially with the one and only Marty Friedman on lead guitar!" (continue)
The Pretty Reckless have announced that they will be releasing the "Taylor Momsen's Pretty Reckless Christmas" EP digitally on Halloween (October 31st), followe3d by a physical release on November 14th.
The group celebrated the announcement by sharing a reimagined version of "Where Are You Christmas", that frontwoman Taylor Momsen first performed as Cindy Lou Who in the 2000 film How the Grinch Stole Christmas. (continue)
No Doubt - comprised of Gwen Stefani, Tony Kanal, Tom Dumont, and Adrian Young - announced their long-awaited and highly-anticipated return with No Doubt Live at Sphere, a six-night limited engagement May 6, 8, 9, 13, 15, and 16, 2026. The shows mark the band's first extended run of shows in nearly 14 years, following their Seven Night Stand in Los Angeles in 2012.
After reuniting for two Coachella weekends in 2024, and a powerful performance at FIREAID earlier this year, the band brings their incredible catalog and explosive, next level live show to one of the most groundbreaking venues in the world. (continue)
We are very sad to report that The Moody Blues legend John Lodge has died "suddenly and unexpectedly", according to a statement issued by his family on Friday morning (October 10th). He was 82 years old.
His family shared the following, "It is with the deepest sadness that we have to announce that John Lodge, our darling husband, father, grandfather, father-in-law and brother has been suddenly and unexpectedly taken from us. As anyone who knew this massive hearted man knows, it was his enduring love of his wife, Kirsten, and his family, that was the most important thing to him, followed by his passion for music, and his faith. (continue)
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