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The New Found Glory guitarist underwent brain surgery late last month after three brain tumors were discovered after a CT scan.

Brittany Furlan has been granted a restraining order against Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke following the catfish scandal between them.

The Parkway Drive singer emotionally addressed the recent court case surrounding a past associate's involvement in a sexual assault on a minor.

Hatebreed lead the way with a brutal lineup behind them. See all of the Summer Slaughter tour dates here.

'Lord of the Rings' actor Elijah Wood revealed that he can no longer listen to Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' because his son played it so much.

Now, 16 rock and metal bands remain as Round 2 of Loudwire's March Madness: Decades of Destruction tournament is here. Vote now!

In a year with a great influx of new talent, we had supergroups, new solo projects, emerging metalcore acts, rising alt-rock heroes and more capturing our attention in 2006.

Is The Offspring or 311 the better '90s rock vet? That's the question posed in this week's Chuck's Fight Club poll on the Loudwire Nights radio show.

Singer Scooter Ward reveals changes to the band's spring touring coming as he addresses a 'family health issue.'

Original Pantera vocalist Terry Glaze shared why he thinks people should listen to the band's '80s albums and it's not because of his own contributions.

Once you get inside the venue, you flash back to the very first time you were there, or to your favorite shows of the past.

Porcupine Tree or Pain of Salvation? Amorphis or Ayreon? Click to find out!

Exodus had to rethink their video promotion for '3111' after YouTube flagged their initial video.

Your family will surely never forget seeing this on the table.

Judging from the "for starters!!!" note, more dates will be added to Nugent's summer concert plans.

"This is appalling and we condemn it. We’re gutted and we support the victim," the band wrote in their statement regarding the offense.

The former Cannibal Corpse frontman also said that his current band, Six Feet Under, was an "escape pod" and a "way out" of Cannibal Corpse.

Who knew that a household staple could double as garden armor? It's the unexpected twist every gardener needs.