12 Stones vs. Shinedown – Cage Match

Executive Music Group / Atlantic 12 Stones have beaten four worthy opponents and now they are going for entrance into the Cage Match Hall of Fame in their fifth and final matchup. Shinedown enter the Cage Match with their brand new single ‘Enemies’ off of their latest disc ‘Amaryllis.’ The band is headlining this year’s Uproar Festival, which ends later this month, before setting off for a European trek in mid October. For a full list of tour dates, go here . Will 12 Stones earn their fifth straight victory and entrance into the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame? Or will Shinedown prove they are worthy ‘Enemies’ and take down 12 Stones? Get in on the action and vote for your favorite song below: (This Cage Match will run until Friday, Sept. 21, at 8AM ET. Fans can vote once per hour! So come back and vote often to make sure your favorite song wins!) 12 Stones, ‘Psycho’ Shinedown, ‘Enemies’ ? Sorry, you need to have javascript running to see this poll. ? Email Me When Cage Match Winners Are Announced Enter your email address below to receive the Loudwire newsletter, which will include notification of the daily winner of the Cage Match, as well as our top stories of the day. Email Rules of Cage Match: Fans can vote once per hour for their favorite song. If a song remains the reigning champ for five straight cage matches, it is retired to the Loudwire Cage Match Hall of Fame. With so many great songs out there, we have to give other bands a chance!

Win a ‘Down IV Part 1, The Purple EP’ Prize Pack

This is the beginning of a very productive time for the hard rock supergroup known as Down. The band is in the process of releasing four EPs, with the first one, dubbed ‘Down IV Part 1, The Purple EP‘ arriving Sept. 18. The disc is definitely a solid opener to their overall project and Loudwire is proud to team with Down to offer you a prize pack centered on the

Deuce, ‘I Came to Party’ Music Video – Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Look

It’s no surprise that wherever Deuce goes, the party goes. In the video for ‘I Came to Party,’ Deuce celebrates with a bunch of his fans at a club in L.A. Now, Loudwire offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the video shoot. Director Nathan Cox explains the beginning of the video for ‘I Came to Party,’ which is the latest single off Deuce’s ‘Nine Lives’ album. “Deuce has headphones that

Top 20 Songs: Week of September 9-15, 2012

In this week’s edition of Loudwire’s Top 20 Countdown, Three Days Grace, take the top spot with their single ‘Chalk Outline’ off of their new studio record ‘Transit of Venus.’ Last week’s No. 1 band P.O.D. drop to second place with their single ‘Lost In Forever’ off of their latest record ‘Murdered Love.’ Halestorm moves up one spot to come in at No. 3 with their single ‘I Miss the

Daily Reload: Vince Neil, Megadeth, Mark Tremonti + More

Here’s a look at the top stories of the day on Loudwire and around the Web: Motley Crue singer Vince Neil literally just had a tough break, as the vocalist broke two bones in his right foot. See if the Crue will continue their tour with Kiss, plus check out a picture of Neil’s broken foot. [Loudwire] Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine celebrates his 51st birthday today, so we’ve put together

Daily Reload: Soundgarden, Mark Tremonti + Wolfgang Van Halen, Judas Priest + More

Here’s a look at the top stories of the day on Loudwire and around the Web: – Soundgarden will unleash the aptly titled song ‘Been Away Too Long’ as the lead single from the ‘King Animal’ album. [Loudwire] – If there is one interesting thing that’s coming out of Van Halen‘s time off, it’s that we now get to see the pairing of Mark Tremonti with Wolfgang Van Halen on

Win Dokken’s New Disc ‘Broken Bones’ + A Prize Pack of CDs From Frontiers Records

Who wouldn’t want to be rockin’ with Dokken? The veteran hard rockers will be back with a new album called ‘Broken Bones‘ on Sept. 25 and Loudwire has a chance for you to win a deluxe edition of the disc, plus so much more. Dokken have been rocking it since the ’80s with standout releases like ‘Under Lock and Key,’ ‘Tooth and Nail’ and ‘Back for the Attack,’ and have