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They once ruled the rock radio airwaves, but unlike some of the other songs from that era they haven't really stood the test of time.

The 2026 event saw over 7,500 people attend, with five breweries/cideries around Fort Collins taking home awards.

Kelly Osbourne has shared that she made a wish at Ozzy's grave in the midst of her grief and that something life-changing happened to her th next day.

Let us know if you prefer Alter Bridge or Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators in the Loudwire Nights Chuck's Fight Club poll.

Rush changed their approach while rehearsing for their return to the stage. Part of it was admitting "mistakes" will happen.

It's not Fort Collins' first independent bookstore, but it will be known as the first one to have a section dedicated solely to books on death and sex.

Teso Life Aurora opened October 2 at The Gardens on Havana, bringing Asian snacks, beauty, toys, and more to Colorado.

Sara Evans brings her We Got the Beat tour to Grand Junction this Friday. Tickets are moving fast, so don't wait if you want to catch her live.

The Metallica frontman let the audience know he's not there to try to influence their beliefs. but rather to bring 'love, energy and heavy music.'

Choosing America, Finland and Sweden was REALLY tough!

Amon Amarth's frontman says a new theory concerning the Norse deity Odin led them down a different creative path for their latest album.

The former Slayer drummer reflects on the band's third LP (which turns 40 this year); his love of thrash metal; and the legacy of late guitarist Jeff Hanneman.

Stump recently shared a heartfelt message about the band's 25th anniversary on social media (including when he thinks Fall Out Boy "really started").

AC/DC, Alice Cooper, the Rolling Stones and Van Halen compete for your vote.

These horror effects are disgusting — and that’s why we love them.

From long-standing eateries to new arrivals, Grand Junction's dining landscape reflects community favorites and emerging trends.

The Fave Awards are an annual program held in September recognizing businesses loved by locals; they've been happening every year since 2017.

Members of the rock and metal community are weighing in after Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill announced his retirement.