"Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition" follows the New Wave of British Heavy Metal godfathers from their start over 50 years ago to their current legendary status. 

For a band that was reluctant to tour again, Rush's "50 Something Tour" is turning into a lengthy excursion covering much of the globe. Yesterday the band announced it was adding South American dates to the trek, which already consisted of extensive runs in North America and Europe. 

Louder Than Life has revealed its full 2026 lineup, its biggest ever, with nearly 200 bands set to play September 17th through the 20th at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. 

We also told you that Rock n' Roll Hall of Famer Paul Rodgers was asked to sing on the project, but declined...with Van Halen citing the singer's poor health as the reason he passed on the offer. Now Rodgers is responding to the report. On social media..

The members of Live are headed to court...again. The four bandmembers have been battling for years, off and on, over the use of the band's name. 

William Shatner has portrayed a legendary space captain, gone to space for real, written best-selling science fiction novels, but he's about to go where he's never gone before. Yesterday, Shatner announced his latest album, a collaboration with some of heavy metal's biggest names

In a wide-ranging interview with "Ultimate Classic Rock," Jonathan Cain says that overtures have been made to get Perry to join the band for one or more shows on the band's upcoming tour, and apparently Perry hasn't shot the idea down.

Alex Van Halen is working on an album of unfinished Van Halen material, and he's looking for a singer near his own age, with similar musical influences.  Otherwise, he says, "it doesn't have the depth."

Jack Osbourne sat down with Billy Corgan for his "The Magnificent Others" podcast, and the conversation was largely about his father, Ozzy Osbourne.