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Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine offers suggestions on who he might add to thrash metal's 'Big 4.'

It doesn't sound like he'd play on a full new album, if one happens.

Golden aspen are popping early on Grand Mesa, and Colorado's drought means the best color window could close faster than usual.

Accept guitarist Wolf Hoffman speaks with Full Metal Jackie about 50 years with the band and how they're celebrating on the 'Teutonic Titans' album.

Taking a look at the best LP from Kamelot, Blind Guardian, Symphony X and other progressive power metal mainstays!

They also welcomed metal royalty to the stage.

Iommi recently revealed that a famous producer was "very keen" to do a new Black Sabbath LP with the original lineup in the early 2020s, but Iommi didn't want to.

Mastodon pulled out several rarities and debuted songs from their latest LP, 'Marrow Deep.' Plus, Baizley will be joining them on their upcoming tour!

CPW says the Sept. 9 removal followed seven additional depredations during an evaluation period after an August removal.

Fort Collins Museum of Discovery (FoCo MOD) says that they'll have multiple stations where we can interact with actual consoles and games dating back to the early 1980s.

Mastodon's members have denied allegations of ill intent against them and plan to 'vigorously defend' themselves in the matter.

It's great when a successful business in Colorado can share that success with its community.

Gojira are not only keeping the cost low, but all proceeds from the show will benefit a local charity.

The trauma of September 11 didn't break Gerard Way. Instead, it sparked something creative that changed music history.

According to the Reporter-Herald and BizWest, Windsor developer Matin Lind is behind bringing Sweet Heart Winery to town.

Here's what rock and metal musicians are saying on social media in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the attacks on Sept. 11.

Montrose parks are getting safer this fall. A month-long wildfire mitigation project starts mid-September at Cerise and Riverbottom parks.

They certainly didn't plan to release their music on the day of the biggest tragedy in U.S. history.