Epica release their second song in a month, tease even more music for 2025, will sleep when they’re dead
Are Epica the busiest band in symphonic metal? It certainly seems that way…
Are Epica the busiest band in symphonic metal? It certainly seems that way…
Tech-metal’s masked wackadoodles have released their second single of 2024, with more delirium to follow next year
In the new issue of Metal Hammer, Trivium’s leader names the song that most candidly deals with his mental health
Watch Chris McCausland and Dianne Buswell tango to Rock And Roll All Nite by Kiss on Strictly Come Dancing
Weezer, Bullet For My Valentine, Spiritbox and dozens more have also been confirmed for the Donington extravaganza, taking place in June
Emo overlords MCR reveal plans for 2025 stadium tour, with video teaser referencing "a great Dictator" and "THE CONCRETE AGE”
Michael Jackson metal? It almost happened, according to Thriller guitarist Steve Lukather
The vocalist’s family have specified how he died last month, aged 66
The Swedish war machine will roll through Europe from November to December 2025
This month's Metal Hammer cover stars Papa Roach will mark 25 years of Infest next year by teaming up with Rise Against and Underoath for a trek across the States
Michael Wilton will release his very first solo album Whip Vol. 1 in December
Linkin Park mixed up their setlist a little ahead of new album From Zero dropping this week
Meet Snake Skin, your new least favourite fictional 80s band
Commenting on streaming revenues, Alice In Chains mainman says "It's a bad business model"
CKY frontman accused of punching Alien Ant Farm singer – resulting in swift removal from UK and Ireland tour
Thrash legends, metalcore heavyweights and rising hardcore ragers are included in next year's Grammy nominations!
When nu metal survivors Papa Roach exploded in popularity through Last Resort, they found themselves rubbing shoulders with music A-listers
Next year, Papa Roach will celebrate 25 years of their classic breakthrough album Infest. To celebrate, they're on the front cover of Metal Hammer!
In a newly-resurfaced 2007 interview, the My Chemical Romance frontman aired his ill-feelings towards nu metal, and said that he thought certain bands within the genre encouraged sexism, homophobia and "other forms of ignorance"