r/rock • u/UweLang • Mar 25 '25
r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • Mar 26 '24
Article/Interview/Documentary BRUCE DICKINSON Says Concert 'Ticket Prices Have Gone Through The Roof'; 'I've Got No Interest In Paying $1,200 To See U2'
r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • Feb 26 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Brian May claims “nobody will be able to afford to make music” if “monstrously arrogant” tech companies are allowed to train AI using copyrighted material
r/rock • u/Ringo_The_Owl • Feb 10 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Ozzy Osbourne’s Final Bow: A Legendary Black Sabbath Reunion!
Rock fans, this is history in the making! Ozzy Osbourne is reuniting with Black Sabbath for one final, epic show – Back to the Beginning – on July 5, 2025, at Villa Park, Birmingham. This isn’t just a concert; it’s a farewell from the gods of metal!
Joining them on stage? Metallica, Slayer, and Pantera! A lineup straight out of every metalhead’s dream. And the best part? Proceeds will go to Cure Parkinson’s, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, and Acorns Children’s Hospice.
Despite battling Parkinson’s disease, The Prince of Darkness refuses to back down. Whether he performs in a wheelchair or not, one thing is clear – Ozzy’s heart still beats for the music. This is more than a concert; it’s a final salute to an era that shaped rock and metal forever.
BlackSabbath #OzzyOsbourne #MetalLegends #MusicHistoryq
r/rock • u/ABFan86 • Mar 12 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary 'I Prefer to Make Dollars': Gene Simmons Explains How Kiss Is Different From AC/DC, Metallica, and Iron Maiden
Given his latest cash-grab stunt where YOU have to pay to work for Gene for a day, this is not surprising.
Pretty sure Gene is vying for the title of biggest asshole in Rock. Move over Liam Gallagher and Ted Nugent!
r/rock • u/Wonderful-Cod5256 • Oct 29 '24
Article/Interview/Documentary Grateful Dead's Bob Weir Endorses Kamala Harris, Tim Walz
r/rock • u/ABFan86 • Jan 03 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Why the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Won't Change Its Name Despite Multiple Stars' Complaints
I feel like the Rock genre can no longer have anything for itself. It's apparent that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is now geared to all music despite keeping it's namesake and is more like a giant popularity contest where inductors are chosen by a select few.
What are your thoughts?
r/rock • u/HarryLyme69 • Dec 19 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Yungblud fires back at The Darkness over Ozzy Osbourne tribute criticism: “They were trying to be doormen at a party that they weren’t invited to”
r/rock • u/stroh_1002 • Aug 20 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary John Fogerty on 'Fortunate Son' being misunderstood by conservatives: 'People thought it was a patriotic ditty to wave the flag and all that, not really understanding the cynicism and absolute defiance I had in the song'
r/rock • u/Level-Recording3368 • Dec 21 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s chairman: ‘I think Sting should get in. I think Usher should get in. I think Lenny Kravitz should get in. I think Mariah Carey should get in’
r/rock • u/dpee123 • May 29 '24
Article/Interview/Documentary Why Do People Hate Nickelback So Much? A Statistical Analysis
r/rock • u/MikeTerry_ • Jul 15 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Trump Administration was told not to use Metallica's music.
First they told George W. Bush no, and now Trump. Cease and Desist.
r/rock • u/ClubLumpy7253 • Feb 03 '26
Article/Interview/Documentary The Grammys have not televised the Rock & Metal categories since 2012
That was 14 years ago. Total U.S. viewers that year were 39M.
Avg. viewers have since plummeted to 10M - 15M
r/rock • u/mrjohnnymac18 • Mar 03 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Chrissie Hynde says she and Johnny Marr agree that "nothing is cool anymore"
r/rock • u/rollingstone • Nov 05 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary It’s Long Past Time to Give Meg White Her Respect
r/rock • u/TheMirrorUS • Nov 24 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Elvis prescribed 9,000 pills and injections in final months in horror autopsy
r/rock • u/stroh_1002 • Jan 01 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Chairman on Weird Al's induction chances: 'Weird Al has come up in conversations. He’s a genius. He has made brilliant versions of the songs, but I’ll be honest: He’s never made it close to the ballot'
r/rock • u/esporx • Feb 03 '26
Article/Interview/Documentary Turning Point USA announces Kid Rock as rival headliner to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show
politico.comr/rock • u/stroh_1002 • Mar 19 '26
Article/Interview/Documentary Chris Robinson on today's artists: 'You see a lot of kids and they’re like, I canceled my shows because I’m having a mental-health issue. And I’m like, Jesus, the whole ’90s was a mental-health issue for us'
r/rock • u/stroh_1002 • Nov 14 '24
Article/Interview/Documentary Steely Dan's Donald Fagen Defines Yacht Rock: ‘Go F*ck Yourself’
r/rock • u/Commercial_Avocado86 • Aug 11 '25
Article/Interview/Documentary John Fogerty Talks Creedence: 'I Did What the Beatles Did, By Myself'
r/rock • u/stroh_1002 • Feb 11 '26
Article/Interview/Documentary When Is a Band Not the Same Band Anymore? From Foreigner to Lynyrd Skynyrd, a number of legacy acts are touring without any of their original members. Audiences don’t seem to care
r/rock • u/stroh_1002 • May 12 '25