Geddy Lee Opens Up About Rush’s Final Tour Regret
Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains recently opened up about the possibility of collaborating with Metallica’s James Hetfield in a new interview with Metal Hammer. The two musicians had previously worked together on a cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Tuesday’s Gone” for Metallica’s 1998 album Garage Inc. Cantrell hinted that a full album collaboration could be in the works in the future.
In other news, Alter Bridge celebrated their 21st anniversary by announcing that they are working on a new studio album, set to be recorded this year. The band expressed gratitude to their fans for their support and excitement for what lies ahead.
Chiodos, who recently reunited for a set at the When We Were Young festival in Las Vegas, will be performing at the 2025 Inkcarceration Music & Tattoo Festival. The event is scheduled to take place from July 18th through 20th at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield, OH.
Franz Ferdinand shared a new track called “Hooked” from their upcoming album The Human Fear, due out on January 10, 2025. The band described the song as a “nighttime prowl” with a captivating message about love and fear.
Dead By Wednesday will kick off their Blizzard Bash Tour 2025 tomorrow alongside Skinlab. The tour, which runs from January 7th to 12th, features select local bands at each show and promises an intense winter concert experience.
Bonfire released a new single titled “Lost All Control” from their upcoming album Higher Ground, set for release on January 24, 2025. The band’s bassist, Ronnie Parkes, described the song as powerful and melodic, touching on themes of mental illness and isolation.
Soul Asylum’s Dave Pirner made an appearance on the season finale of the Major Label Debut podcast, discussing their 1988 album Hang Time. The podcast, hosted by Graham Wright of Tokyo Police Club, explores the successes and challenges faced by musicians navigating the major label industry.
The Veer Union launched their new album “Welcome To Dystopia” in early 2025, featuring the focus track “No Excuse” criticizing global leaders and societal disparities. The album is characterized by its apocalyptic themes and driving rhythms.
Pattern-Seeking Animals announced their upcoming album “Friend of All Creatures,” set for release on February 14th. The progressive rock quartet, known for their thought-provoking music, is composed of talented musicians with a passion for pushing boundaries in the genre.
Lastly, The Waterboys unveiled details about their sixteenth studio album “Life, Death And Dennis Hopper,” set for release on April 4th. The album tells the story of the iconic actor through a song cycle that captures the essence of western pop culture over the past 75 years.