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Chris Slade, Former AC/DC Drummer, Announces Retirement From Drumming
Chris Slade, who twice sat behind the kit for AC/DC, revealed in a Facebook video that he is stepping away from drumming for good, pointing to lingering damage from a stroke seven years ago.
Foo Fighters Make Hollywood Bowl Debut, Dust Off Rarities With Gustavo Dudamel and LA Philharmonic
Foo Fighters stepped away from their Take Cover Tour for a one-off, 15-song set with conductor Gustavo Dudamel and the LA Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl, marking the band’s first appearance at the venue and reviving three songs left dormant for years.
Bret Michaels Cancels Remaining 2026 Tour Dates Following Comeback Show Setback
Bret Michaels has pulled the plug on every remaining 2026 tour date after doctors determined he needed more recovery time following his August 21 comeback show in Sugar Hill, Georgia.
Universal Studios Opens Ozzy Osbourne ‘Prince of Darkness’ Haunted Houses for Halloween Horror Nights
Universal Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood are opening separate “Ozzy Osbourne: Prince of Darkness” haunted houses for Halloween Horror Nights, each shaped with direct input from Sharon and Jack Osbourne.
Rikki Rockett Explains Why He Waited to Publish Poison Memoir ‘Ghost Notes’
Poison drummer Rikki Rockett says he sat on his memoir ‘Ghost Notes: My Life In Poison’ for years so his late parents wouldn’t be embarrassed by its contents.
Gene Simmons Needs Four Tries to Nail First Pitch at Angels Game with Paul Stanley
Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley took the mound at Angel Stadium on August 15, with Simmons requiring four tries before he was happy with his throw.
Foo Fighters to Open for AC/DC in St. Louis, Stepping In for The Pretty Reckless
Foo Fighters announced they will step away from their Take Cover stadium tour for one night to open AC/DC’s September 8 show in St. Louis, taking over the slot previously held by The Pretty Reckless.
Vivian Campbell Says His Cancer Has Returned After Donor Transplant Failed
Def Leppard guitarist Vivian Campbell says his Hodgkin’s lymphoma has returned after a donor stem cell transplant he received in January 2025 failed to hold, and he is now continuing treatment while staying active with the band, Last In Line and rally driving.
Neil Peart Documentary ‘No One’s Disciple’ Set for TIFF World Premiere
A new documentary on late Rush drummer Neil Peart, ‘No One’s Disciple,’ is set to debut at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 16, 2026, ahead of a CBC broadcast later that month.
Alex Lifeson Says Quitting Marijuana at 72 Sharpened His Focus Before Rush’s Fifty Something Tour
Rush guitarist Alex Lifeson has told Rolling Stone that he gave up marijuana at age 72, roughly four months before the band’s Fifty Something tour kicked off in June, saying the decision sharpened his memory and focus.
