Michael Christopher
Watch Clip of Ronnie James Dio Hologram From ‘Dio Returns: The World Tour’ Kickoff
The Ronnie James Dio hologram is now on tour, with the first show featuring it kicking off last night in Germany.
Watch Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder Honor David Letterman at the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor Ceremony
Pearl Jam recently honored David Letterman when the comedian was awarded the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.
Paul Stanley: Marilyn Manson Is ‘Pathetic’ for Connecting Himself to Charles Manson’s Death
Paul Stanley has struck out against Marilyn Manson, calling the shock rocker 'pathetic' for tweeting a link to where he covers a song by the cult leader.
15 Years Ago: Audioslave’s Debut Shatters Expectations
On supergroup Audioslave's debut album in November 2002, the band delivered much of the fury of their previous bands, but also developed a new, softer audience.
25 Years Ago: The Afghan Whigs Bid Farewell to Sub Pop With ‘Uptown Avondale’
The Afghan Whigs showed off their soul influence with a five-song EP called 'Uptown Avondale.'
Billy Corgan Covers Miley Cyrus Hit ‘Wrecking Ball’ for ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’
Billy Corgan has covered the Miley Cyrus hit single 'Wrecking Ball' for 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' on the program's Cover Room segment.
Steven Tyler Returns to the Stage Following Health Scare
Steven Tyler returned to the stage this past Saturday night, mere weeks after a health scare led to the cancellation of a series of Aerosmith shows.
Royal Blood: Jimmy Page Is ‘Just This Regular Guy From England': Exclusive Interview
We spoke with Royal Blood about hanging out with Jimmy Page, popping champagne corks at Taylor Swift and their quick rise to fame.
30 Years Ago: The Jesus and Mary Chain Switch Gears on ‘Darklands’
After the swirling feedback of their debut, the Jesus and Mary Chain focused on lyrics and melodies on 1987's 'Darklands.'
15 Years Ago: How Alice In Chains Carried on After Layne Staley’s Death
By the time Layne Staley‘s lifeless body was finally discovered in 2002, he’d been dead for days – and Alice in Chains were a barely functioning unit.
30 Years Ago: Beastie Boys Make Hip-Hop History With ‘Licensed to Ill’
'Licensed to Ill' became the first hip-hop album to top the Billboard chart.
35 Years Ago: New Order Forge Ahead With ‘Movement’
The surviving members of Joy Division had a lot to figure out when deciding to continue after Ian Curtis' death as New Order,