Mark Jenkins is a music journalist with over 15 years of experience covering rock history, artist profiles, and industry insights. He specializes in classic rock, musical instruments, and the cultural impact of legendary bands.
Howl Owl Howl, a new supergroup featuring Darius Rucker of Hootie & The Blowfish, Mike Mills of R.E.M., and Steve Gorman of The Black Crowes, will release their debut song "My Cologne" on October 31 a
Suzuki has unveiled its first new logo in 22 years, adopting a modern, minimalist design for the digital age while retaining key elements. The updated emblem features a matte silver gradient and a sub
Brian May, Queen's guitarist, confirmed the band has been in the studio with Adam Lambert, hinting at potential new music. May expressed confidence in the material.
Swedish metal band Ghost cancelled their Mexico City concert on September 23 due to frontman Tobias Forge suffering from food poisoning. Remaining shows are expected to proceed.
The Rolling Stones' 1976 album, "Black and Blue," will receive a super deluxe reissue on November 14, 2025, featuring a new Steven Wilson remix, unreleased tracks, and a 1976 live concert.
Stevie Nicks shared a letter she wrote to her parents over 50 years ago, revealing her life in 1973 before joining Fleetwood Mac and praising Lindsey Buckingham's talent. The 'Buckingham Nicks' album
Ben Koller and Dan Hegarty launched the Heavy Music Collective, backed by Metallica, to help heavy music artists claim streaming royalties globally.
Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson has strongly criticized fans for using phones at concerts, stating it ruins the live experience and disconnects them from the music.
Indie rock band Foxing announces an indefinite hiatus after 14 years, citing industry fatigue and personal identity challenges. The St. Louis group concluded its final tour date in Seattle and left th
Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford states America is "incredibly homophobic," expressing anger over persistent prejudice and fan comments like "I love Judas Priest, but I'm not gay." Halford, who came
Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody' marks its 50th anniversary, remaining the most-streamed 20th-century song. Brian May and Roger Taylor share insights on Freddie Mercury's vision, the song's complex creatio
Stevie Nicks shared a 1973 letter to her parents detailing the recording of the Buckingham Nicks album and her future hopes, coinciding with its first digital re-release.
Foxing, the St. Louis-based band, announced an indefinite hiatus from all activities after 14 years. The decision follows their latest album release and a recent tour, citing a need for members to pri
Priscilla Presley's new book reveals details about her intimate life with Elvis, noting his sexual interest waned after their daughter's birth. She shares insights into their later marriage and Elvis'
Cate Le Bon's new album, 'Michelangelo Dying,' explores heartbreak and renewal, drawing inspiration from artist Colette's work and featuring a duet with John Cale.
The Foo Fighters played a surprise concert at Toad's Place in New Haven, Connecticut. Tickets for the $30 show sold out in hours, attracting fans eager for an intimate performance.
Geese, a young New York rock band, has rapidly gained recognition with their album "Getting Killed" and frontman Cameron Winter's solo debut "Heavy Metal."
Stevie Nicks shared a 1973 letter she wrote to her family, in which she predicted Lindsey Buckingham would become one of the greatest guitarists in history.
The band Foxing has announced an indefinite hiatus from all musical activities after 14 years. Members cited personal well-being and eroded relationships as reasons for the break.
Iron Maiden will headline Knebworth Park on July 11, 2026, for a unique, curated weekend event. It features special guests, themed attractions, and camping options.