Metal Hammer News

Foo Fighters were due to head out on the road throughout April and May across North America - dates now locked in for October and December

Devin Townsend will release a special edition of his 2019 album Empath featuring live cuts, demos and more

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The document from the Milncroft Primary School in Cranhill, Glasgow, has been dusted off by a classmate of the AC/DC icon

Relapse unleash Death: Non Analog – On Stage Series, a series of previously-unreleased Death concerts released every other week across all digital platforms as long as live music is on hiatus

Exclusive Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine is the cover star of the new issue of Metal Hammer magazine where he talks about his recovery from cancer and more

Motorhead’s Umlaut Your Name generator creates personalised artwork while fans can also create their own Louder Than Everyone Else playlist

100% of proceeds of Download charity shirt will be donated to the NHS

After revisiting their Slane Castle set from last year, the next stop in the Metallica Mondays series dives into the band’s 2017 show from the AccorHotels Arena in Paris

Ozzy was due to fly to Switzerland next month for treatment for his Parkinson’s disease - but those plans are on hold while the world deals with the coronavirus pandemic

Foo Fighters leader Dave Grohl and Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong play a couple of classics for the Elton John-hosted Living Room Concert for coronavirus relief

Bleed From Within will release their new studio album Fracture in May - check out the video for Into Nothing

Exclusive Sometime The Wolf release promo for their track Ashes exclusively with Louder - the latest material from their debut album From Here And Earth

Just days after cancelling the 2020 festival, Download UK organisers have revealed when next year’s event will take place

Rammstein have released a statement confirming that singer Till Lindemann does not have coronavirus

After their tour of Australia and New Zealand was cancelled, Deftones list range of merch, with all profits going to their touring crew

Testament frontman Chuck Billy talks about his COVID-19 experience and reports he’s “feeling better as the days go on”

Trivium release video for What The Dead Men Say - the title track from their upcoming studio album

Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross say, "Music has always had a way of making us feel a little less alone in the world"