Godsmack are currently on tour with the traveling Uproar Festival with Shinedown, Staind, Papa Roach and many more. During the Aug. 31 date in Pittsburgh, Pa., a shirtless fan jumped onstage during Godsmack’s set, and after running around a bit, placed a hat atop the head of frontman Sully Erna. Multiple security guards tackled the fan with the intensity of an NFL linebacker, which prompted Erna to stop midway through
Archive for September 7th, 2012
Godsmack’s Sully Erna Scolds Uproar Festival Security After Fan Gets Tackled Onstage
Green Day Rock 2012 MTV Video Music Awards, Book Intimate New York City Show
Green Day brought a new track to the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards last night (Sept. 6) when they performed the song, ‘Let Yourself Go’ in the middle of the audience. Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong told MTV on the red carpet that he was going to “create some chaos” with their performance, and he did just that. In the middle of Green Day’s performance of ‘Let Yourself Go,’ the band
Top 20 Songs: Week of September 2-8, 2012
In this week’s edition of Loudwire’s Top 20 Countdown, P.O.D., take the top spot with their single ‘Lost In Forever’ off of their latest studio record ‘Murdered Love.’ Last week’s No. 1 band Adelitas Way drop to second place with their single ‘Criticize,’ while Three Days Grace jumps five spots to come in at No. 3 with their tune ‘Chalk Outline.’ Halestorm stay put at the No. 4 spot with
Russia’s Pussy Riot Thank Green Day + Red Hot Chili Peppers in New Protest Video
Russian punk rock collective Pussy Riot have fired back at Russian President Vladimir Putin and the two-year prison sentence handed down to three Pussy Riot members in a new video message. The international music community has shown tremendous support for Pussy Riot, and the band has created a video of the masked female musicians thanking bands such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Green Day, while burning a photo
Best Reunion Tours
We’ve all experienced it before: When one of your favorite bands break up, it can feel like you’ve been hit in the chest with a viking hammer. The prospect of seeing that band never perform live again is a tough pill to swallow. However, while all good things come to an end, sometimes there is more than just one ending. In this feature, we celebrate some of rock and metal’s