Dave Mustaine's wine company is now offering luxury wine-related excursions
Elephant safaris! Camel trekking! White water rafting! Wine drinking! Anything is possible at House Of Mustaine
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Dave Mustaine's wine company is now offering luxury wine-related excursions
Elephant safaris! Camel trekking! White water rafting! Wine drinking! Anything is possible at House Of Mustaine
Sabaton’s World War I film The War To End All Wars gets streaming release date
Stream it on Apple TV, Google Play, Youtube or Amazon Prime ahead of the power metal battalion’s European tour later this year
Nine Inch Nails confirm they’ll announce 2025 tour soon
The industrial rockers have delayed the news in the midst of the California wildfires, despite the details of several shows getting leaked
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"Delete the world. Seriously time for the asteroid to hit. Time for a reboot."
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Tom Morello thanks “those who love it, those who hate it, and those that have enjoyed it without understanding it” in a celebratory statement
"Marriage is f*cking metal." Cradle of Filth members Marek Šmerda and Zoë Federoff married in Arizona
Cradle of Filth guitarist and keyboardist tied the knot in Tucson, Arizona
Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith loses Malibu home to Los Angeles wildfires
Adrian Smith is among tens of thousands affected by the wildfires currently bringing destruction to Los Angeles
Primus guitarist Ler LaLonde's home decimated by California fires
Primus man just one rock star impacted by devastating fires – with Anthrax, Rage Against the Machine and Smashing Pumpkins members affected
Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor nominates one of 2024's biggest hit singles as his favourite song of the year
"Wow, unexpected!"
Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine announce pop-up shops for UK tour – and you can get tattooed there if you’re brave enough!
Based in the UK? Get exclusive merch and a fresh piece of ink before seeing Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine play their 2005 albums in full
Alter Bridge’s Myles Kennedy names his favourite British TV shows
You know about Myles Kennedy’s work with Alter Bridge and Slash. You probably don’t know about his love for quaint UK TV programmes, though.
Pop megastar Halsey booked hardcore shows when she was 16
“The biggest show I ever booked was August Burns Red and The Devil Wears Prada”
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