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Iron Maiden's new feature-length documentary, Burning Ambition, will receive a limited theatrical release in North America starting May 7th through Trafalgar Releasing. The film provides "unprecedented access to official band archives" and "charts five decades of one of the most iconic journeys in music history," according to its official synopsis. Director Malcolm Venville, known for Churchill at War, helmed the project, while Dominic Freeman, who produced Spirits in the Forest - A Depeche Mode Film, served as producer. The documentary includes interviews with Iron Maiden members alongside contributors Javier Bardem, Lars Ulrich, and Chuck D. The film promises "an intimate look at their uncompromising vision and unwavering connection with their global army of fans." Tickets go on sale on March 18th. The documentary release coincides with Iron Maiden's ongoing Run For Your Lives Tour, which hits North America this summer with support acts Megadeth and Anthrax. 

WAGE WAR - Briton Bond [lead vocals], Cody Quistad [rhythm guitar, clean vocals], Seth Blake [lead guitar], Chris Gaylord [bass], and Stephen Kluesener [drums] - are thrilled to announce their forthcoming EP, titled It Calls Me By Name. The band will unleash the latest beastly addition to its catalog on April 17 via Fearless Records. 
Today, the band dropped the video for the first single "SONG OF THE SWAMP" and it's the most brutal song they've released in years - if not EVER!
What populates the thick and humid swamps of Florida? Alligators, anacondas, and other cold-blooded animals that can eviscerate your existence with a single bite. Fittingly, Wage War's absolutely savage new track, "Song of the Swamp," sounds exactly like how you would feel if any or all of the above-mentioned predators sank their teeth into your flesh. Rife with bloodthirsty screams, deadly riffage, and pummeling percussion that'll make you feel like the speedbag at the local boxing gym, it rages from start to finish. You will be, as the lyrics snarl, "overpowered" by every note. And that's just how metal masochists like it!
"The tone setter," the band declares. "'SONG OF THE SWAMP' is rooted in where we're from. Driven by Florida and the raw aggression of nature, it's a heavy track built on tension and hostility."
Regarding the EP as a whole, the band says, "It Calls Me By Name is about being drawn to your roots. This isn't a concept EP but is meant to live in its own world. Five tracks shaped by Florida, the swamp, and the relentless aggression of nature. Built heavy, but still driven by the hooks that have defined us. It's our signature sound amplified and pushed further into metal than we've ever taken it.

German heavy metal band SONS OF ETERNITY present their new single and official video "When Fantasy Dies", taken from the upcoming studio album "Human Beast", set for release on March 27th, 2026 via Massacre Records.
 
Following the high-energy anthem "Forever", the band now reveal a different side of their musical identity. "When Fantasy Dies" is a slow but driving power ballad that showcases the emotional depth and dynamic range of SONS OF ETERNITY, blending melodic intensity with atmospheric weight and classic heavy metal grandeur.
 
Lyrically, the song addresses a highly contemporary and thought-provoking theme: the increasing dominance of artificial intelligence and the gradual erosion of human creativity and imagination. In an era where a few typed lines can generate entire songs, images or stories, "When Fantasy Dies" stands as a musical warning - a reminder that technological progress, when taken too far, risks silencing the very essence of human expression.
 
Musically, the track unfolds with restrained verses that build tension toward a powerful and memorable chorus, supported by expressive guitar work and a carefully crafted dynamic progression. The balance between vulnerability and strength makes "When Fantasy Dies" one of the emotional cornerstones of "Human Beast".
 

Finnish female-fronted rock sensations Ginger Evil unveil today their new single, "Not Your Fool", along with an official video, available below. The track is taken from their debut album, "The Way It Burns", out now via Frontiers Music Srl. The band stated: "We've entered the songwriting phase for our upcoming album, but to celebrate our very first shows in Germany, we wanted to drop a video for "Not Your Fool" from our debut record. We believe our music is always relevant - especially to those hearing it for the first time. Maybe this will open the door for new listeners into the world of Ginger Evil".
"Not Your Fool" is more than just a song; it's our final word to the games, the cheating, and the people who mistook our patience for weakness. We're scraping the past off our boots and starting a blaze that will burn through the night - turning the debris of a broken relationship into the fuel for our future. See you at the shows!", they added.
 Ginger Evil began as Moonshine Inc. in 2005, in a rehearsal room in Helsinki, Finland. After a couple of years of rehearsal and composing, a fruitless search for a singer meant the songs were put on ice.   Meanwhile, guitarist Tomi Julkunen and bassist Veli Palevaara continued gigging in Finland with The Milestones, including arena shows with Deep Purple and Whitesnake. In the aftermath of their fifth album, those Moonshine Inc. songs from a decade back emerged from hibernation, so the search began again for a vocalist.   The powerful voice of Ella Tepponen was known to Tomi and Veli from many theatre and music projects, and drummer Toni Mustonen was already familiar to everyone. Jamming together found a shared musical passion, and a group creative process soon flourished. Ginger Evil was born.   "From Foo Fighters to Fleetwood Mac", is how the band hears their music, with singer Ella bringing a whole new kind of twist to their rock expression. Once the band got together and songs were taking shape, on board jumped music producer and film director Richard Stanley, known for his work with The Who and John Lennon, heard demos of Ginger Evil and was inspired to co-write lyrics. In 2022 Ginger Evil signed a deal with Frontiers Music Srl. (Def Leppard, Lynyrd Skynyrd, TOTO, Whitesnake, Skunk Anansie). Debut album "The Way It Burns" was released on February 14, 2025. Organic and fresh sounding album was something that rock fans had been waiting for since the 90's; something familiar, something new, something that got their asses shaking once more! "The Way It Burns" Tracklist: RainmakerDead On ArrivalShame OldFlamesHands Move To MidnightArrowheadBetter Get In LineBlack WavesWhispersNot Your FoolLast FrontierWake M

Eastblood has officially arrived with the release of their debut single "Grift Witch," accompanied by a new music video. A four-piece metal band built on speed, volume, and zero compromise, Eastblood fuses thrash metal ferocity with punk and hardcore aggression-delivering ripping riffs, violent breakdowns, brutalizing drums, and nonstop shredding. "Grift Witch" was mixed and mastered by Nick Bellmore.

Featuring members of JASTA, Dee Snider, Generation Kill, and more, Eastblood strips metal down to its rawest form. No gimmicks. No polish. Just pure sonic violence. 
"Eastblood is pure alchemy - speed and intensity colliding with melody and catharsis, without a single compromise. We can't wait to unleash what we've built on the world," says Charlie Bellmore. 
 Debut LP Burn What's Left lands in 2026, alongside shows across the East Coast and beyond

Kane Brown is planning to launch 'Kane Brown's On Broadway' this summer in Nashville's Lower Broadway district. The four-level, 11,400-square-foot venue is a combination restaurant, bar, and live music space in partnership with Detroit's Elia Group. Brown said "We've really taken our time developing the bar. We wanted to make it a place that stands apart from everything else on Lower Broadway." The facility occupies 312 Broadway, formerly The Valentine bar where Brown was once a patron. Features include a main floor music stage, mezzanine with elevated views, a third-floor lounge adorned with the country star's platinum records, and a rooftop space for brunches and DJ sets. Elia Group CEO Zaid Elia called it "a defining moment for Elia Group and for the city of Nashville." Brown recently earned his second RIAA Diamond certification for "What Ifs" with Lauren Alaina, while also executive-producing a recent Lifetime Christmas film

Daughtry has secured their third No. 1 hit on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with "The Bottom," which climbed four positions to reach the summit on the February 28 survey. The Chris Daughtry-led band previously topped the chart twice in 2024 with "Artificial" in February and "Pieces" in September. Between those hits, "The Dam" peaked at number 7 in 2025, adding to the group's eight Top 10 entries. Daughtry's chart presence began in 2006 with "It's Not Over" after frontman Chris Daughtry finished fourth on American Idol's fifth season. The band took a nearly 13-year break before returning with "World on Fire" in 2020. Chris Daughtry personally holds four Mainstream Rock No. 1s, including a featured appearance on Nothing More's "Freefall," which topped the chart last August. "The Bottom" serves as the lead single from September's Shock to the System Part Two, which debuted at No. 40 on Top Album Sales. 

Canadian prog rock legends Rush announced the addition of 24 international concerts to their 'Fifty Something' reunion tour, with dates spanning South America, the UK, and Europe. The 2027 jaunt covers 13 countries, and kicks off in Buenos Aires on January 15th and concludes in Helsinki on April 10th, with stops in S o Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, and two nights in London. This marks the first time the band has played in Europe since 2013 and 17 years since they last performed in South America. Keyboardist Loren Gold from The Who will join founding members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson alongside new drummer Anika Nilles for these "Evening With Rush" performances. "We can't wait to get back to all these cities we haven't played in so long, as well as hitting some new places we've yet to play," Lee said. "We dearly hope you will come along and help us celebrate 50 years of Rush music." The band's 2026 North American tour begins in June

4 Non Blondes frontwoman Linda Perry will release her first solo album in over 25 years, Let It Die Here, on May 8th via Kill Rock Stars/670 Records. Perry has also unveiled the project's lead single, "Beautiful," her own version of the song she originally wrote and produced for Christina Aguilera in 2002, which she turned into a Grammy-winning hit. Perry, 60, explained: "When I wrote 'Beautiful,' I had no idea I was struggling inside. 'Beautiful' is about self-expression, being free to be whoever you want to be." The accompanying Sara Gilbert-directed music video features actors Lukas Haas and Shane Powers, along with Linda and Sara's son, Rhodes Perry. The Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee will perform her new track on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday (Feb. 24th). A documentary sharing the album's title will arrive in theaters this May, with Perry also planning a new 4 Non Blondes album later this year. 

HARDY discussed his pre-fame job as a gravedigger in Philadelphia, Mississippi during a new episode of State Farm's Neighborhood Beats with host Jimmy Fallon. The 35-year-old country star said that being a gravedigger "was really fun," while adding that "other than this job, it was the most fun I've ever had as a worker." The singer, born Michael Wilson Hardy, explained that the position combined cemetery duties with animal control in their small town, noting "in the summer, when it would get really hot and all of the grass would die, we'd just chase stray dogs around." HARDY calls himself "the hillbilly from the real Philly," and he began his Nashville music career by co-writing with Florida Georgia Line. His 2020 breakout solo hit, "One Beer," reached No. 1 on US Country Airplay and earned 4x-platinum certification. He and wife Caleigh welcomed their daughter Rosie in March 2023.