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Black Sabbath’s Legendary Farewell Concert Unites Music Icons
Black Sabbath bid farewell to their fans in Birmingham at a legendary concert that marked the end of an era. The iconic metal band, fronted by the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, delivered a performance that electrified the crowd and left a lasting impact on the music world. Metal Stainless Steel Bands for Apple Watch Bands 38mm…
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Quiet Riot’s Rudy Sarzo Reflects on Band’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Journey
Quiet Riot, a hard rock band, finds itself in a situation reminiscent of “The Last of the Mohicans.” Nightly performances of ’80s hits like “Cum On Feel The Noize” and “Metal Health” are now carried out by Rudy Sarzo, the sole remaining member from the classic lineup that recorded these songs decades ago. The band…
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Black Sabbath’s Legacy Echoes in Slipknot’s Musical Journey
Corey Taylor of Slipknot recently expressed how Black Sabbath laid the foundation for their band, citing them as a major influence leading up to Black Sabbath’s final show this weekend in Birmingham. The iconic concert, titled ‘Back To The Beginning’, will feature the reunion of Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward on…
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Motörhead’s Triumph: From Underdogs to Rock Legends
The year was 1981, and the music world witnessed a remarkable turnaround for the band that was once dubbed ‘The Worst Band In The World.’ Motörhead, led by the iconic Lemmy Kilmister, defied all odds to achieve a momentous feat – securing the No.1 spot on the UK album charts with their live recording, No…
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Mastodon Guitarist Brent Hinds’ Departure Sparks Band Evolution
After a surprising split with co-founding guitarist Brent Hinds, Mastodon bid farewell to an era on March 5. The band performed their first show without Hinds on March 9, with Nick Johnston stepping in temporarily. While Mastodon has not yet announced a permanent replacement, Bill Kelliher reflected on the band’s 25-year journey with Hinds in…
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Jeff Becerra Chronicles Death Metal Origins and Evolution
Jeff Becerra, the bassist/vocalist of the California-based metal band POSSESSED, shared insights into the origins and evolution of death metal in a recent interview. Becerra, who is credited with coining the term “death metal” in 1983, discussed the influence of Chuck Schuldiner, the mastermind behind DEATH, on the genre’s development. Metal Bands Compatible with Fitbit…
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Sleep Token’s Rise: Enigmatic Rockers Redefining Music Boundaries
Sleep Token, the mysterious masked rockers, have taken the metal world by storm. Their recent headline performance at Download festival in Leicestershire marked a significant milestone in their rise to fame. The band’s fourth album, Even in Arcadia, soared to the top of the charts in both the US and UK, solidifying their status as…
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LGBTQIA+ Icons: Pioneers of Rock and Metal Diversity
Rock and metal music have long been arenas of self-expression and individuality, where artists push boundaries and challenge norms. In the realm of music, LGBTQIA+ musicians have made significant contributions, breaking barriers and inspiring fans worldwide. Metal Bands Compatible with Fitbit Versa 2 & Fitbit Versa & Fitbit Versa Lite Edition Band, Stainless Steel Loop…
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In Flames Drummer Tanner Wayne Exits, Jon Rice Steps In
A surprising turn of events has left metal music enthusiasts in disbelief as a long-standing band member bids farewell. In Flames, a legendary metal band, faced a sudden departure as their drummer, Tanner Wayne, decided to leave the group just days before embarking on a major European tour. Metal Bands Compatible with Fitbit Versa 2…
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Sepultura Guitarist Reflects on Farewell Tour and Band’s Legacy
Sepultura, the legendary metal band formed in Brazil in 1984 by Calavera brothers Max and Igor, is approaching the end of an era. Despite facing challenges and lineup changes over the years, Sepultura has remained a force in extreme metal music. Guitarist Andreas Kisser, a member since 1987, reflects on the band’s decision to embark…
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Masterplan’s Roland Grapow: Metal Evolution and Musical Resurgence
Roland Grapow, known for his work with Helloween and as the mastermind behind Masterplan, is gearing up for the release of the band’s sixth studio album, “Metal Morphosis.” Grapow’s journey in the heavy music scene spans decades, from his early days with Helloween to his solo projects and eventual formation of Masterplan. The band recently…
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Metal Artists’ Genre Evolution: Success Through Musical Versatility
Metal music has a rich history of artists who have successfully transitioned between genres, captivating audiences with their bold moves. From Pantera’s groundbreaking shift to Nine Inch Nails’ venture into film scoring, these musicians have proven that embracing change can lead to remarkable success. Pantera, once a standard hair metal band, redefined metal with their…
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Mark Morton’s ‘Without The Pain’: Southern Rock Reinvention
Lamb of God’s Mark Morton recently discussed his evolution as a solo artist, emphasizing his latest solo album, “Without The Pain.” Reflecting on his debut solo album, “Anesthetic,” Morton expressed how it paved the way for his current musical direction, closer to his personal influences. Lamb Of God | $30.81 Contrary to viewing his new…
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Dave Mustaine Recalls METALLICA Audition and Turbulent Departure
During an extensive interview with former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor Shawn Ryan, MEGADETH frontman Dave Mustaine delved into his short-lived tenure with METALLICA in the early 1980s. Mustaine recounted how he stumbled upon an ad in a local newspaper that would lead him to connect with Lars Ulrich, METALLICA’s drummer at the time. The…
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Nightwish’s Floor Jansen Eyes Collaboration with Halestorm’s Lzzy Hale
Nightwish vocalist Floor Jansen recently expressed her admiration for Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale, revealing her desire to collaborate with her. Jansen’s wish was unveiled in an interview with The Charismatic Voice, where she highlighted Hale’s performance on the 2012 single “I Miss The Misery” as particularly striking. She recalled feeling starstruck when meeting Hale at…
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Former DIO Guitarist Reveals Insights on Band Discord
In a recent interview, former DIO and current DIO DISCIPLES guitarist Craig Goldy delved into the discord that led to Vivian Campbell’s departure from DIO. Goldy suggested that Campbell’s disrespectful behavior towards Ronnie James Dio was a significant factor in the band’s internal strife. The original DIO lineup, comprising Ronnie, Vivian, drummer Vinny Appice, and…
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Founder Lucas Mann Reacts to Rings of Saturn Guitarist Departure
Lucas Mann, the founder of Rings of Saturn, recently reiterated that the band is essentially his project following the departure of guitarist Joel Omans. With Omans exiting the group, Mann and drummer Ryan Sinnott remain as the sole official members. Mann clarified his stance through a statement on Instagram, expressing respect for Omans’ decision and…
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Tesla’s Authenticity and Passion Define Rock Legacy
Tesla, the iconic metal band that emerged in the 1980s, continues to captivate audiences with their heartfelt music. Lead singer Jeff Keith recently shared insights into the band’s journey, emphasizing the importance of staying true to their musical roots. Reflecting on their early days, Jeff recalled the pressure to conform to the glam metal image…
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System of a Down’s Daron Malakian Reflects on Band’s Evolution
System of a Down’s guitarist and vocalist, Daron Malakian, recently engaged in a lengthy discussion with renowned producer Rick Rubin, reflecting on the band’s journey and his own musical influences. The band’s collaboration with Rubin dates back to the late 90s, with Rubin not only signing them to his label but also co-producing their albums.…
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AC/DC Fans Celebrate Bon Scott’s 79th Birthday with Tribute
AC/DC fans and rock enthusiasts alike are gearing up to celebrate what would have been the 79th birthday of the legendary Bon Scott on July 9. The occasion will be marked by a grand tribute concert at the Bowery Electric in New York City, featuring a lineup of talented artists including Corey Glover of Living…