Michael Christopher
Metallica to ‘Seek and Destroy’ Your Wallet With New Line of Watches
Based on images from the band's career including album covers and other iconic artwork from their storied history, there will be nine timepieces in total.
Rock and Roll Actually Is Noise Pollution – to Ladybugs – According to New Biology Study
A Department of Biology assistant professor at Mississippi State University tested a hypothesis as to whether rock and roll is or isn't noise pollution.
Foreigner, Whitesnake and Jason Bonham in Boston: Exclusive Photos, Review, Set Lists
We've got photos, a review and set lists from the tour's recent stop in Boston.
30 Years Ago: Pantera Take a Final Glam Bow on ‘Power Metal’
"I liked songs that you could wash your car to -- where the vocals were the hook. But the band direction was going away from that to a place where the song was driven primarily by guitar hooks.”
That Time Vinnie Paul Dented the Stanley Cup
The Pantera drummer hosted the 1999 NHL Stanley Cup champion Dallas Stars at his Texas home following their win against the Buffalo Sabres.
20 Years Ago: David Lee Roth Storms Back on ‘DLR Band’
"I keep hailing back to a red-hot date baited at a dangerous age and 132 beats a minute.”
25 Years Ago: Grunge, Metal and Rock Blend on ‘Last Action Hero’ Soundtrack
The movie bombed, but its accompanying album was a different story.
Metallica’s Polar Music Prize Citation to Be Read by Deep Purple Members
The band will be in the company of rock and roll royalty as Roger Glover and Ian Paice are will read the citation welcoming the metal titans as the 2018 laureates.
Izzy Stradlin on Not Taking Part in Guns N’ Roses Reunion: ‘That’s Life’
The former Guns N' Roses guitarist has spoken out about his decision not to take part in current tour saying, 'That's life ... sometimes things don't work out.'
Watch Kirk Hammett Perform National Anthem at S.F. Giants ‘Metallica Night’
He also played 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game,' while Lars Ulrich threw out the first pitch. Robert Trujillo and Hammett helped out with the groundskeeping.
25 Years Ago: The Who’s ‘Tommy’ Comes to Broadway
That deaf, dumb and blind kid sure could play a mean pinball, but how would he do as the main attraction on the cover of a Broadway playbill?
20 Years Ago: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant Take a Stroll on ‘Walking into Clarksdale’
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's reunion album, 'Walking into Clarksdale,' was a bit of a letdown after their UnLedded shows.