Zehra Kabak

Dino Cazares appeared on the ‘Life Is Peachy Podcast' a couple of weeks ago to mark the 20th anniversary of Fear Factory's ‘Archetype.' During the chat, he shared his thoughts on the band's first album after his departure revealing that the guitar riffs sounded so similar to his style that he considered legal action.

Richie Sambora explained why he hasn't released a new solo album since 2012's ‘Aftermath of the Lowdown' during a recent appearance on ‘Howie Mandel Does Stuff.'

Bruce Kulick, who played on five albums and countless shows with KISS in the past reflected on his era during a recent interview with Loaded Radio.

Richie Sambora recently discussed why he hasn’t released a new solo album since 2012’s ‘Aftermath of the Lowdown’ during an appearance on ‘Howie Mandel Does Stuff.’ “I also think, and I think that this is really true, people don’t have the time for the album experience anymore. You know what I mean?” the guitarist explained. […]

Sammy Hagar just announced new dates for the Best of All Worlds Tour featuring Michael Anthony, Joe Satriani, and Kenny Aronoff on social media.

Despite being a key player in the rise of thrash metal in the U.S., Megadeth has stepped outside the genre from time to time over the years. Songs like 1992's ‘Symphony of Destruction' and the ‘Risk' album, for example, leaned more toward hard rock and heavy metal than traditional thrash.

Janick Gers lost his balance and fell during Iron Maiden's concert on November 20 at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City. A fan video of the moment went viral on the internet.

James Hetfield recently sat down with Touch Tunes for their National Jukebox Day Artist Spotlight, where he reflected on Metallica's ‘If Darkness Had a Son' track from 2023's '72 Seasons.'

James Hetfield recently joined Touch Tunes for National Jukebox Day Artist Spotlight, discussing Metallica’s 2023 track ‘If Darkness Had a Son’ from their latest album ‘72 Seasons.’ The singer explained, “‘If darkness had a son, here I am.’ That lyric was in my phone for a long time and [I] just had to apply it […]

Wolfgang Van Halen performed with producer Andrew Watt and Tool's Maynard James Keenan to celebrate Ozzy Osbourne's induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last month. They played ‘Crazy Train' with Red Hot Chili Peppers' Chad Smith and Metallica's Robert Trujillo at the back.