Charles Ken is a journalist and writer for Audio Ink Radio LLC. With a passion for heavy metal music, Charles covers news and updates on various bands and artists in the genre. His articles provide insights into the world of rock and metal, including tour announcements, band controversies, and interviews with prominent figures in the industry.
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Charles Ken primarily covers entertainment news, with a focus on rock music and bands. His coverage attributes indicate that he is most receptive to announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary within the rock music industry.
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One rock superstar has announced plans for retirement, but don't worry, you still have five years to see him perform live.
By: Charles Ken
Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer vocalist Maynard James Keenan has admitted one mistake that he thinks Tool made later in their career.
A new music festival is launching, and it features a bevy of interesting classic rock bands performing over three days.
One of the founding members of the Grateful Dead has passed away. Fans are mourning his loss with special tributes.
Rock stars undoubtedly have a lot of stories to tell, and a new memoir promises to cover the beginnings of one of the Sunset Strip's biggest bands.
It's always a sad thing when a band looses a longtime member, and one longtime drummer is done with the gig.
Review: The Cure have returned with their first new album in 16 years, "Songs of a Lost World," and it's gothic and magical from start to end.
One of the biggest rock bands from the 1980s has been taking some time off, but they'll reunite in 2026.
By: Charles Ken
It's always a sad thing for fans when an upcoming tour gets called off, but sometimes, it's for good reason.
Linkin Park has officially released a new album, "From Zero." Here's what people are saying about it.
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