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THROATCUT. return with their ferocious new single "KILLTHENOISE." - a track that captures the band exactly where they are right now: louder, sharper and impossible to ignore.Following the strong momentum of their debut album, which quickly positioned the band as one of the most talked-about new acts in the German heavy scene, THROATCUT. have been steadily carving out their place far beyond the underground. Their uncompromising sound and high-intensity live presence have already taken them onto bigger stages - including a standout appearance at Summer Breeze 2025, where they proved they can command crowds on one of Europe's biggest metal platforms."KILLTHENOISE." feels like the next logical step. Direct, aggressive and stripped of any excess, the track doubles down on the band's raw identity while pushing their sonic weight even further forward. It's the sound of a band that has moved past the introduction phase and is now fully locked in on the next level.With growing momentum behind them, bigger stages ahead and a rapidly expanding audience, THROATCUT. are clearly entering a new chapter - and "KILLTHENOISE." is the first signal that they are ready to take it.
Catch the band live:13.03.2026 - Leinfelden-Echterdingen, DE14.03.2026 - Dingolfing, DE - Heartcorefest23.04.2026 - Eindhoven, NL24.04.2026 - Antwerpen, BE25.04.2026 - London, UK09.05.2026 - Essen, DE13.06.2026 - Heilbronn, DE - CUT.FEST31.10.2026 - G ppingen, DE - Corefes

Hard rock veterans SPREAD EAGLE are thrilled to announce the release of their upcoming new album 'The Brutal Divine,' out on June 12, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl.
To coincide with the announcement, the band shares the first single and accompanying video, "Street Noise," available below.
SPREAD EAGLE is set to embark on "The Brutal Divine Tour 2026" later this month, with dates across the US, UK, and Europe throughout the summer. 
The band stated,
"'Street Noise' is an obvious choice to kick off 'The Brutal Divine.' It sets the aggressive tone of the album and hints at what's to come. On this song, Ray West does a great job channeling the energy of our day-to-day dealings in NYC."

'The Brutal Divine' is SPREAD EAGLE's long-awaited fourth studio album and a fierce new chapter in the band's uncompromising legacy. Known for their raw energy, streetwise attitude, and explosive live performances, they once again prove why they remain a vital force in modern hard rock.
The band described the new record as "an emotionally and musically heavy body of songs showcasing a unique command of power, dynamics, and melody. We have harnessed the energy of years of non-stop touring and turned it into a metal/punk thrill ride of an album."
"Lyrically, 'The Brutal Divine' challenges us to question our views and ask if we're truly as free-thinking as we may believe. Once that question is posed, the album progresses towards uplifting messages of hope and community", they continued.
Fronted by the unmistakable voice of Ray West, the band delivers a powerful collection of songs that balance grit and melody, aggression and soul. Guitarist Gianmaria "Jommy" Puledda injects the record with razor-sharp riffs and soaring harmonies, while Rob De Luca (bass, vocals) and Rik De Luca (drums) form a thunderous rhythmic backbone that drives every track with authority and groove.
Produced by Rob De Luca, 'The Brutal Divine' captures the band at their most focused and dynamic - blending their classic hard rock roots with a darker, heavier edge. The album channels the intensity and authenticity that first put SPREAD EAGLE on the map, while showcasing a band that continues to evolve without losing its identity.
With a full slate of live dates planned in support of the release, SPREAD EAGLE is ready to bring 'The Brutal Divine' to stages around the world - where their music truly comes alive. This is hard rock delivered with conviction, attitude, and fire

In just under a month, on April 10, OPVS NOIR Vol. 3, the final part of LORD OF THE LOST's OPVS NOIR album trilogy, will be released. Today, the Hamburg-based band presents another preview in the form of their new single, "My Funeral," which, as usual, cannot be pigeonholed into any genre and embodies the authenticity for which LORD OF THE LOST are appreciated by fans and beyond. The lyrics declare black to be the "happy color" with a dose of irony and define pink as the new colour of mourning, which is visually underlined by the accompanying music video. With nearly half a million listeners on Spotify, their appearance at the Eurovision final in 2023, followed by a number-one album and international tours with Iron Maiden, LORD OF THE LOST are proving themselves to be one of the most exciting and successful acts on the scene right now. OPVS NOIR Vol. 3 represents the creative peak of a band whose repertoire leaves no room for stagnation. The year started with shows in the USA, Canada, and Australia, and now continues with the upcoming headline tour across Europe. The tour kicks off on Thursday, March 12, in Oslo, Norway. Chris Harms on "My Funeral":  
"The message of the song - that black is our 'happy colour' and that I want my funeral guests to adhere to the 'dress code: pink' - is actually no joke. It's a shame that when I eventually kick the bucket, I'll only be able to attend this pink funeral service lifelessly."
 LORD OF THE LOST bring their ambitious album trilogy to a brilliant finale with OPVS NOIR Vol. 3. A direct continuation of OPVS NOIR Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, which were both unveiled in 2025, it gloriously expands on the genre-defying band's opus. The most out of the box of the three, the third and final part of their latest journey has the six-piece end this chapter of their career on a fulminant high note, intertwining heavy guitars and dark electronica with compassionate messages and cinematic orchestrals. OPVS NOIR Vol. 3 continues to walk LORD OF THE LOST's unpredictable journey without settling for the familiar. Rounding off an impressive trilogy, this record takes you by the hand and guides you along your darkest paths

Kacey Musgraves released her new single, "Dry Spell," on Wednesday (March 11th), ahead of announcing her seventh studio album - rumored to be called Middle of Nowhere - coming later this year via Lost Highway. The country star promoted the track with billboards reading "dry spell? Call for a real good time" across multiple cities, and featured the same images in an Instagram post captioned "Welcome to the Middle of Nowhere. ??" A teaser video captures Musgraves walking down the street while a snippet of the new song plays in the background. The upcoming album follows 2024's Deeper Well, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard 200 and No. 1 on Country Albums. The project's fourth single, "The Architect," won the Grammy for Best Country Song, while the record was nominated for Best Country Album. Musgraves returned to Lost Highway in 2023, the label that originally signed her in 2011. 

Lainey Wilson admits that wedding planning is proving to be a challenge as she prepares to marry fianc Devlin "Duck" Hodges. Speaking with PEOPLE at the Reminders of Him movie premiere in Los Angeles on Monday night (March 9), the 33-year-old country superstar said, "Girl, I need some help. I need some help." Wilson went on to share that "It's going good. Honestly, we're taking our time, and I've told him, and he's on the same page. We just want it to be about what it's supposed to be about and just enjoy it." The couple officially announced their engagement in February 2025. Wilson previously revealed that she wants "my family to be there, like my closest family, like my mama and daddy, sister and her kids. I want good music, good food." She shared that the wedding menu will feature Cajun cuisine to honor her Louisiana roots and steak for Hodges' preferences. 

On Monday (March 19), Alice Cooper announced that he will release his third autobiography, Devil on My Shoulder: A Memoir, on October 6th via Hachette Book Group. The 78-year-old shock rock pioneer says this will be his "definitive autobiography," following the publication of his previous books, Me, Alice (1976) and Golf Monster (2007). Cooper explains he wrote the book to track Alice's "evilution" and separate "reality from myth" after decades of stories became "a tangle of embellishments, elaborations and outright fabrications." The memoir explores the dichotomy between his stage persona as the "Godfather of Shock Rock" and his personal life as what publishers describe as a "deeply religious sober man behind the mask." Cooper promises revealing stories about celebrities including Salvador Dal , John Lennon, Vincent Price, and Tiger Woods, plus discussions of famous stage props like his guillotine and snake. Cooper has a UK book tour scheduled in October that will feature an audience Q&A and a special guest moderator each night. 

Universal Pictures is producing a new musical biopic about Bon Jovi with frontman Jon Bon Jovi's involvement. The film will have access to the New Jersey band's complete music catalog, likely featuring hits like "Livin' on a Prayer," "Wanted Dead or Alive," "You Give Love a Bad Name," and "Bad Medicine." Kevin J. Walsh and Gotham Chopra are producing the project. Chopra previously produced the four-part Hulu documentary, Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story, in 2024, which featured Jon Bon Jovi discussing personal details including his recent voice issues and surgery. "I don't have a messiah complex," he said in one interview, choking back tears. "Anyway, that's why the legacy matters." Bon Jovi released Forever in 2024 to mark their 40th anniversary, and the band will return to touring this July with a month-long residency at Madison Square Garden followed by a series of shows at London's Wembley Stadium in September. 

Dr. Dre has officially reached billionaire status according to Forbes' 2026 Billionaires list, nearly twelve years after declaring himself "hip-hop's first billionaire." The legendary producer ranks 3,332nd globally, tied with Jared Kushner, Rihanna, and others. Dre becomes just the sixth musician to join the billionaire club, alongside Beyonc , Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, and Rihanna. Dre's wealth stems largely from when he and Jimmy Iovine sold their headphones company, Beats by Dre, to Apple for $3 billion in 2014, causing the rapper to famously quip "They need to update the Forbes list, sh*t just changed." Forbes identified 22 billionaire entertainers, with nearly half of them added in the past three years. "It's the year of the billionaire," said Chase Peterson-Withorn, Forbes Senior Editor, Wealth. "The planet added more than one billionaire per day over the past twelve months." 

Ready to unleash their highly anticipated sophomore album Year Of The Snake this Friday, March 13, THE GEMS strike with another new single!
"Happy Water" is the album's closer - and is one of the most explosive songs on it. The Swedish trio kicks the party off by serving pure rock 'n' roll energy so addictive it'll make you forget the musicians' Thundermother past.
THE GEMS made their status as a strong player in modern hard rock clear from the very beginning: The band hit #2 on the German Rock Radio Airplay Charts with their first-ever single and impressed fans and critics alike with the 2024 debut album Phoenix (2024). Now, Year Of The Snake continues to prove the band's standing in the scene, with beyond others hitting #1 on the German Rock Airplay charts with the title track "Year Of The Snake." 
Don't miss out on pre-ordering your copy of the new album now (first editions are already sold out!) and make sure to check the official reel for "Happy Water" below.
THE GEMS on "Happy Water":
"The song is a Mot rhead-inspired banger about Vietnamese moonshine, a snake-infused liquor called 'Happy Water.' It's a party song about just letting go, not knowing where the night will take you. Sometimes you just need to play with fire."
THE GEMS return with their second album Year Of The Snake, out on March 13. The Swedish trio solidifies their position as a strong player in modern hard rock. Their very first single, "Like A Phoenix," instantly hit #2 on the German Rock Radio Airplay Charts and they impressed both fans and critics with their debut record Phoenix (2024). With one album under their belt, and numerous electrifying live shows, THE GEMS quickly established what Year Of The Snake now effortlessly proves: this is the future of rock!
THE GEMS on Year Of The Snake:"Year Of The Snake is about facing previous hardships in your life, letting go and moving forward to a brighter chapter. It's packed with strong and empowering themes, just like a snake shedding its skin and now standing strong in its own power! Year Of The Snake is a homage to our fans at our live shows. We wrote the songs envisioning an excited festival crowd; from our loyal diamonds in the front row, knowing all lyrics by heart to the crazy headbangers in the back. The album is packed with Van Halen and Europe-inspired hard hitting grooves and riffs that will take you back to the 80s. Yet, the production is modern and fresh. In an increasingly artificial world, we want to stay true to our roots - solid musicianship and songwriting from the heart. Our aim is to always create a great sounding album with the live show in mind. The future is live and heavy glam rock is here to stay!

Hollywood Undead release new single "1x1" today via Sumerian Records. The track is built around a sample of the legendary riff from Slayer's "Raining Blood" and arrives as the band carries the momentum of a massive 2025 straight into a spring and summer festival circuit spanning North America and Europe. 
"1x1" makes no apology for what it is. Built on hard-pounding beats and the unmistakable bones of one of metal's most revered tracks, it finds Hollywood Undead in full victory-lap mode, the chorus landing like a verdict: one by one they fall, let the reaper take them all. The band has spent seventeen years earning the right to talk like this, and the numbers back it up. With over 3.2 billion cross-platform streams and 4.1 million monthly Spotify listeners, "1x1" is the natural evolution of a band that knows exactly where they stand.
Matt Good (Skrillex and The Haunt), handles production. The nu-metalesque beats lay the foundation, the slowed down "Raining Blood" riff builds the vibe and the punchy rap verses build to a huge chorus to create an undeniable banger, the likes of which Hollywood Undead have spent nearly two decades perfecting.
Speaking on today's release, Hollywood Undead share "This song is about resilience. People are always going to doubt you or try to bring you down, but the point is getting back up every time and reminding them you're still here, and that you can't be replaced."
"Hollywood Forever," the band's October 2024 Sumerian Records debut, set the tone for this chapter, cracking 20.3 million cross-platform streams and peaking at #18 at Active Rock radio. "SAVIOR" followed in June 2025, pulling the band in a darker, more emotionally exposed direction. "1x1" lands as the third piece, and the pivot back is deliberate. Where "SAVIOR" was confession, this is confrontation.
In between, 2025 kept Hollywood Undead busy. A co-headline run with Tech N9ne. Mainstage slots at Sonic Temple, Welcome to Rockville, and Louder Than Life. A full run supporting Falling In Reverse on the God Is A Weapon tour through arenas and amphitheatres across North America. The band also continued work on their ninth studio album.
?"1x1" arrives with that momentum fully intact and nowhere to go but forward as Hollywood Undead head into a festival run that spans two continents, opening with Welcome to Rockville in Daytona Beach in May, moving through a full European circuit this summer, and closing out stateside with Rocklahoma in September.