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Beyond the Hairspray: The Heaviest Tracks from 11 Hair Metal Titans
Hair metal gets a bad rap for being all glitz, no grit. But beneath the teased hair and neon spandex, some of the biggest names in the genre packed serious firepower. These 11 bands proved that beneath the pop hooks and party anthems, they could throw down some of the heaviest tracks of their careers.
Beyond the Hairspray: The Heaviest Tracks from 11 Hair Metal Titans
Hair metal gets a bad rap for being all glitz, no grit. But beneath the teased hair and neon spandex, some of the biggest names in the genre packed serious firepower. These 11 bands proved that beneath the pop hooks and party anthems, they could throw down some of the heaviest tracks of their careers.

2025 Rock Hall Fan Vote After First Week
After just one week of voting, Phish has taken a commanding lead in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fan vote with over 101,000 votes. This marks the jam band’s first-ever nomination. Billy Idol, Soundgarden, and Cyndi Lauper are among the other top contenders, but can they catch up?

Jimi Hendrix’s First Guitar: The Humble Beginnings of a Rock Legend
Before Jimi Hendrix became the greatest guitarist of all time, he started with a one-string ukulele he found in the trash. From strumming “Hound Dog” to eventually shredding on his first electric Danelectro, Hendrix’s journey from Seattle to stardom was anything but ordinary.

Ozzy Osbourne Teases Black Sabbath Reunion at Final Show: “Bits and Pieces” Planned
As Ozzy Osbourne prepares for his grand farewell at “Back to the Beginning” in Birmingham this July, fans are eager to see if he’ll reunite with Black Sabbath for one last full set. While Ozzy has confirmed he won’t be doing a full performance with the band, he teased that he’ll be joining them for “bits and pieces.” With a star-studded lineup featuring Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, and more, this will be a farewell for the ages!

Rock’s Biggest Year: The Legendary Tours That Defined 1975
1975 was a defining year for classic rock, with legendary bands like Led Zeppelin, Queen, and The Rolling Stones taking over the world with massive tours. But while some basked in superstardom, others endured brutal treks—like Lynyrd Skynyrd’s grueling “Torture Tour” and Rush’s financially disastrous “Down the Tubes” tour. Dive into the unforgettable journeys of rock’s biggest icons and how you can relive these historic moments today.

Nirvana Reunites with Post Malone for Explosive “Smells Like Teen Spirit” at SNL50
The surviving members of Nirvana—Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear—joined forces with Post Malone for a powerful rendition of Smells Like Teen Spirit at SNL50: The Homecoming Concert. The performance marked another major tribute to the band’s legacy, following their recent FireAid set.

Nirvana’s Surviving Members Reunite at FireAid with Special Guests, Including Dave Grohl’s Daughter Violet
In a powerful and emotional return to the stage, Dave Grohl and the surviving members of Nirvana reunited for a special FireAid performance, rocking through iconic tracks with a rotating cast of legendary vocalists. The surprise set included contributions from St. Vincent, Kim Gordon, Joan Jett, and an unforgettable moment with Dave’s daughter, Violet Grohl.

Top 10 Songs of 1975: A Year of Musical Innovation and Iconic Hits
From Aerosmith to Led Zeppelin, 1975 saw some of the most innovative and enduring tracks in music history. Dive into the top 10 songs of the year that not only defined the mid-’70s sound but also set the stage for the musical revolution that would shape the rest of the decade.

Bob Dylan Expands 2025 Tour: New Dates Announced for March and April Shows
Bob Dylan’s 2025 tour just got bigger! The legendary musician has added new dates to his Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour, including stops in Wichita, Mankato, and Green Bay. Get the scoop on his upcoming performances and his recent Golden Globe-nominated biopic starring Timothée Chalamet.

40 Years Ago: David Lee Roth Took a Bold Leap Into Solo Stardom with ‘Crazy From the Heat’
In 1985, David Lee Roth left Van Halen behind and unleashed his first solo EP, Crazy From the Heat. This wildly eclectic collection shocked fans with its unexpected pop-rock flair, proving Roth’s bold vision and marking the start of his solo career. Four decades later, it still stands as a landmark in rock history.

Post Malone Leaves a $1,200 Tip at Pizza Hut After They Open Early Just for Him
Post Malone is making headlines once again for his generous spirit, this time leaving a $1,200 tip at a Pizza Hut in Utah after they opened early just to serve him. Here’s the heartwarming story of how the rapper made a pizza run unforgettable.

Will Jason Kelce Stick to His Vow to Root for the Eagles Over His Brother Travis?
Jason Kelce once vowed to root for the Eagles if they played his brother Travis and the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, but with the big game just around the corner, does he still feel that way? Here’s what we know about his brotherly rivalry—and the added complication of Taylor Swift.

Sweethearts Candies Claims ‘Marry Me’ Hearts Are Legally Binding This Year—But Don’t Panic!
Sweethearts Candies is taking Valentine’s Day to the next level this year with a hilarious new feature that turns their iconic candy hearts into a legally binding experience—well, almost. Scan a “Marry Me” heart and get a step closer to actually tying the knot online. Here’s what you need to know about the candy company’s cheeky new Valentine’s Day gimmick.

Knoephla Soup Takes the Super Bowl Spotlight as the Unexpected Food Favorite in North Dakota
While Buffalo chicken dip and hot dogs are Super Bowl staples, you might be surprised to learn that knoephla soup is the #1 searched dish in North Dakota for the big game. A new study on Super Bowl foods by state uncovers some quirky favorites, and knoephla soup tops the list in one unlikely spot.

Nirvana Tops List of Most Valuable Band Tees, Study Reveals Shocking Resale Prices
Your old band tees might be worth more than you think. A new study reveals Nirvana’s shirts have the highest average resale value at $279, followed by Red Hot Chili Peppers and Earth, Wind & Fire. Could your collection of vintage tees be sitting on a goldmine?