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This week's fugitives are facing charges of possession of a controlled substance, fraudulent use of a credit or debit card, and property theft.

Mudvayne's Greg Tribbett has formed a new band with his brother Derrick called Dead Wyte.

This week gives us new tours from Hollywood Undead and In This Moment, Castle Rat, Mastodon, Motionless in White and more.

Henry Rollins dives into the story of the Cramps, from his personal love of the band to being part of the resurrection of the record label, Vengeance Records.

See all the new releases coming each week of 2026.

Snow’s BBQ in Lexington has earned a reputation as one of Texas’ best barbecue destinations, despite being open only one day a week.

All four members of Canadian thrash-prog icons Voivod reveal their favorite prog album of all time.

It's time to admit these bands are "dad rock," no matter how much we don't want to.

Metallica continue to break attendance records while out on their 'M72' World Tour in Europe.

Metal's biggest band was remarkably cool to their openers.

Now this is how you celebrate America 250, changing the fireworks laws in Oklahoma.

Bret Michaels' guitarist Pete Evick went off over the backlash received by Michaels after he was announced as a performer for the Freedom 250 Great American State Fair.

"I have to speak my mind," Chris Robinson tells UCR in a new conversation.

Tommy Lee shared that he took both tap and ballet dance lessons in his youth, finding an interest in the beat-driven experience of it all.

During a new interview, Soundgarden's Kim Thayil named the metal bands he listened to in the '80s when his band was first starting out.

Motley Crue sought revenge after being reprimanded for their hard partying backstage while on tour with Ozzy.

Strauss already has plans for baby Max when it's time to head back out on tour.

A Houston lottery player is $1 million richer after claiming a top prize in the Texas Lottery's Ultimate Millions game. The winning ticket was sold at a local 7-Eleven.

Weezer release their new collaboration with Wednesday on 'We Might as Well Be Strangers" along with details of their self-titled 20th studio album.

The Jesus and Mary Chain guitarist William Reid said Eddie Van Halen 'ruined rock guitar' and named which musician's riffs he thinks are 'better.'

It was just over a week ago that the Arizona Department of Public Safety said that a Wichita Falls woman was killed during a traffic stop. We now know allegedly what went down that lead to the officer's decision to use deadly force.

Journey with us back to a time when the hair was big and the mvoies were even bigger.

The Parkway Drive bassist apologizes for his role in bringing problematic rap lyrics to light in a pre-Parkway project.

Thankfully they're all readily available now.

In Loudwire's Cover Story interview, Amy Lee dives deep into Evanescence's new album, 'Sanctuary,' and the power of music, lyrics and more.

Smashing Pumpkins' Jimmy Chamberlin discusses the band's next tour celebrating 'Mellon Collie,' and shares some details around a new song produced by Butch Vig.

The book will contain new interviews and a track-by-track deep dive into the band's first platinum studio album.

Representatives for Balmora tell Loudwire that the band has bowed out of their summer touring while taking the time to determine their future.

Actors from 'Dutton Ranch' revealed that snake handlers removed 3,400 rattlesnakes from a North Texas filming location over eight months.

The band has been opening up their long-closed vaults in recent years.

Drummer looks back at one of the most challenging periods of his career.

With the temperatures around triple digits the next few months. Texans will be finding all sorts of ways to cool off. Nothing like picking up some ice cream on the way home, right? Apparently this is where everyone is going.

Balmora bassist Danny Cueno has spoken out after the band's guitarist Jay Torblaa stepped down in the wake of grooming allegations.

After releasing a new song, Mastodon have announced a headlining tour with post-black metal/blackgaze bands Deafheaven and Alcest.

The medieval doom metal heatseekers beckon fans to help them defend "The Realm."

Thirty years may have passed, but we bet you still sing these parts when the song plays.