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„Good things take time"; this saying fits perfect for the new and fifth studio album „High On Fire" of the inernational Classic Hard Rock group SAINTED SINNERS, featuring vocalist Jack Meile (Tygers Of Pan Tang), founding member and guitar player Frank Pan (Bonfire), Ernesto Ghezzi (Gotthard) on Keyboards, Samy Saemann (ex-Fredom Call) on bass and Berci Hirleman on drums. With almost three years in the making, the band returns with their newest collection of songs under the bands own motto: The Essence of Rock'n'Roll.
With „High On Fire", SAINTED SINNERS continue their creative flow, powered by the great chemistry between the five experienced musicians. With their latest addition of bass virtuoso Samy Saemann, the band could further evolve their powerful sound and came up with an even more diverse collection of songs that always keep their trademarks. „Working on the album has brought us even closer together as a creative unit, and we have also found the perfect partner in Marco Angioni, who has brilliantly realized our vision in terms of sound", states the guitar player. From the heavy intricate riffs of the uptempo opener „Crown Of Thorns", to the final dark Black Sabbath-inspired album closer „Lost In A Storm", SAINTED SINNERS takes you on a joirney through all facettes, a hard rock album should have. Rooted within the sound of the legendary acts of this genre, like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, UFO and others. but also with influences from different styles, the band once again proves that good ol' classsic hard rock doesn't have to sound dated, yet can be appreciated by all ages of rock fans for it's variety and timeless approach.
„High On Fire" delivers a feeling of good time Rock'n'Roll vibes! Let's forget and escape from all the bad things in life and enjoy life to the fullest with freedom of expression and a overall positive attitude. „There are too many negative things happening all over the world right now, and you can't ignore that. However, you always have to stay positive and firmly believe that calmer and better times will come again, and we hope to help our fans stay similarly positive with our music and continue to believe that everything will be okay", says Frank Pan . You can also feel that power also within the albumartwork, created by Frank and Miram Kollbrunner. „For me, it reflects the power we try to convey to the listener with our music. Whether you're a "saint" or a "sinner," there's a little bit of both in everyone. Life is also light and shadow. If you accept that for yourself, it gives you the freedom to enjoy life."
With „High On Fire" you should feel uplifted by music. The album is scheduled for a release on November 21st, 2025 including ten new tracks, including a surprise The Who cover-version, done in the SAINTED SINNERS style.
The SINNERS will continue to deliver what they are known for: a musical journey through all facets of 70s & 80s inspired Heavy Rock. Powerful, blues & soul-soaked vocals, virtuoso guitar & hammond duels, groovy & pumping rhythm section. All presented to you with a rockin' package of diversity and musicality emphazised by the individual styles of the band members

Columbus, Ohio quartet MY TICKET HOME - singer Nick Giumenti; drummer Marshal Giumenti; guitarist Matt Gallucci; and guitarist/vocalist Derek Blevins - are thrilled to release their new album PURE TO A FAULT today, November 21. It's the first album from the band, known for their unique brand of "puke rock," in over eight years and is eagerly anticipated by their horde of fans.
PURE TO A FAULT is being released completely independently.
Today, the band has also shared"One for the Garden," a gnarly track with scathing riffs and more hooks than a tackle box.
The album is a rebirth of the band and its members.
Giumenti says, "I am extremely grateful to be making music with my best friends again. Somehow, our time away from the band has made us into better musicians, at least in my opinion. I have re-fallen in love with heavy music during the past couple years, and I think we all wanted to bring a fresh energy back to MTH. No rules, no obligations - just write whatever we want and chase what feels good."
He continues, "We've all got our home studios up and running now, so there is nothing stopping us from creating whatever want. Of course, the fact that this is our first album in several years cannot be ignored. But in truth, we are all just focused on the future. I'm already thinking about what we want to drop next."
Giumenti finishes, "Also, I have to thank everyone who's a been fan and supported the band on these new songs because your response and kindness has been a huge source of energy for us. I still feel like a kid on Christmas each time we release something because I know the second it goes out into the world, it becomes real. I'm extremely proud of this record and it is a personal achievement for us, but there is still so much to do. As I keep reminding myself, this is just the beginning, not the end."
PURE TO A FAULT TRACK LISTING:
"Tearjoint"
"The Weakest Wound"
"Nothing Lost"
"Spliced"
"If You Could Understand"
"Urethane"
"Flooded Eyes"
"Drive the Nail"
"Don't Go Hollow"
"Sede"
"Black Skies (Death of Desire)"
"One for the Garden"
After nearly a decade of silence, My Ticket Home return with Pure To A Fault - their first album in eight years. The record marks a bold new chapter for the Columbus, Ohio quartet, blending the raw intensity and unfiltered emotion that first defined them with a newfound depth and experimentation. 
My Ticket Home built their reputation on a sound fans and the band themselves lovingly call "Puke Rock" - a volatile mix of nu metal, alternative rock, and metal, dripping with attitude and authenticity. The band's previous releases, Strangers Only (2013) and unReal (2017), earned critical acclaim for their fearless evolution, bridging aggressive roots with melodic exploration.
On Pure To A Fault, My Ticket Home revisit the energy that fueled their past while diving headfirst into darker, more dynamic territory. The album is heavy, fast, and unflinchingly emotional, yet it also reveals a softer, more experimental side - a reflection of the band's growth and a willingness to push beyond genre confines.
Ahead of the release, the band reignited its connection with fans through four powerful singles - "Tearjoint," "Urethane," "Nothing Lost" (accompanied by a striking music video), and "Flooded Eyes." They also hit the stage once again, playing a series of intimate shows that culminated in a sold-out performance at The Crofoot in Detroit, MI, supporting I Prevail - a night that proved their fire still burns as fiercely as ever.
Pure To A Fault captures everything that has made My Ticket Home a cult favorite - raw emotion, sonic aggression, and a relentless drive to evolve - while revealing just how far they've come in eight years. It's a homecoming, a rebirth, and a declaration all at once: Puke Rock is alive and well

German heavy-hitters blacktoothed return with their explosive new single "EMBERS," a track that pushes the band into their most intense territory yet. Fueled by searing guitars, pounding rhythms, and a vocal performance that unleashes a whole new level of power and grit, "EMBERS" hits harder than anything they've released before. The song dives deep into themes of collapse, rebirth, and the sparks that survive even the darkest moments. From its brooding atmosphere to its relentless climax, "EMBERS" captures a raw emotional urgency that feels bigger, darker, and more unrestrained than the band's recent work. With a sharpened edge and a renewed fire, blacktoothed show just how far they're willing to push themselves creatively.
Turn the volume all the way up - "EMBERS" is out now and marks a fierce new chapter for the band

California's metallic hardcore titans Lionheart are back and hitting harder than ever with their brand-new single "Bulletproof" - a ferocious statement track that marks the beginning of the next chapter for the band. Groove-heavy, razor-sharp, and fueled by the Oakland outfit's trademark intensity, "Bulletproof" captures everything that has made Lionheart one of the most dominant forces in modern hardcore: Pure aggression, anthemic gang-shouts, and a swagger that could only come from the West Coast. The release of "Bulletproof" also kicks off the official pre-orders for Lionheart's new album Valley of Death II, set for release on January 9 via Arising Empire.
Serving as the sequel to their 2019 record Valley of Death, the new album promises to be heavier, darker, and even more unrelenting.
Now, after officially re-signing with Arising Empire, Lionheart are charging into their next era with renewed force. Their return to Europe in January 2026 for a massive headline tour - joined by Madball, Gideon, and Slope - will showcase exactly why this new chapter with Arising Empire marks a decisive and powerful step forward

On Tuesday (November 18), Rock & Roll Hall of Famers ZZ Top and country legend Dwight Yoakam announced the dates and details of their co-headlining Dos Amigos Tour of the U.S. in Spring 2026. The jaunt is set to span 15 dates across the Midwest and Southeast from March 26 in Brookings, South Dakota, to May 23 in Huntington, West Virginia, with stops in Wichita, Lexington, Peoria, Des Moines, and North Charleston along the way. Despite ZZ Top not releasing new music since 2012, the Texas trio - who recently reunited with drummer Frank Beard after he was sidelined with foot and ankle issues - continues a busy touring schedule, with a series of summer 2026 European dates just announced as part of The Big One Tour. Yoakam will be on the road promoting his 2024 album, Brighter Days, which was the first new record in eight years from the 69-year-old country singer. Pre-sales started on Wednesday (November 19), with general on-sale beginning on Friday (November 21).

ZZ Top and Dwight Yoakam's 2026 Tour Dates:
03/26 - Brookings, SD @ Dacotah Bank Center
03/27 - Grand Island, NE @ Heartland Events Center
03/28 - Wichita, KS @ INTRUST Arena
04/17 - Little Rock, AR @ Simmons Bank Arena
04/18 - Huntsville, AL @ Orion Amphitheater
04/19 - Lexington, KY @ Gatton Park Amphitheater
04/23 - Fort Wayne, IN @ Allen County Coliseum
04/24 - Peoria, IL @ Peoria Civic Center Arena
04/25 - Bonner Springs, KS @ Azura Amphitheater
05/07 - Des Moines, IA @ Lauridsen Amphitheater
05/08 - Camdenton, MO @ Ozarks Amphitheater
05/09 - El Reno, OK @ Lucky Star Amphitheater
05/21 - North Charleston, SC @ North Charleston Coliseum
05/22 - Cary, NC @ Koka Booth Amphitheater
05/23 - Huntington, WV @ Marshall Health Network Aren

In a revealing, vulnerable Instagram post shared on Tuesday (November 18), Zach Bryan opened up about his recent sobriety and his ongoing mental health journey. The 29-year-old country music superstar - who recently set the record for the largest ticketed concert audience in U.S. history in September - revealed that after enduring "earth-shattering panic attacks" and "paralyzing" anxiety stemming from sudden fame, personal traumas, and public stressors, he sought therapy and confronted his "toxic relationship" with alcohol, remaining sober for nearly two months. "I thought since I was successful, had the money I always longed for, and had great friends, that I could tough anything out," Bryan wrote, while emphasizing the importance of seeking help despite fears of showing weakness. Supported by his family and his girlfriend Samantha Leonard, Bryan admits that he is in a much better place now. "I feel great, I feel content, I feel whole," Bryan shared, while adding, "There is nothing I need to get me by anymore.

One of Ace Frehley's iconic custom "Smoker" Gibson Les Paul guitars, used extensively during KISS' 1999 Psycho Circus World Tour and the band's 2000-2001 Farewell Tour - his last with KISS - is set to be auctioned via GottaHaveRockandRoll.com from November 19 to December 5. Signed by Frehley and accompanied by photos and a certificate of authenticity, this sunburst guitar features his famous smoke effects innovation, where smoke bombs and a halogen bulb were installed in the guitar's neck cavity and remotely triggered to enhance his performances. Frehley, who passed away last month at 74, was celebrated not only as a pioneering guitarist but also as an innovator in rock guitar special effects, inspiring generations with his "Smoker," "Light," and "Rocket" guitars that set new standards in rock performance artistry. The guitar comes from Frehley's personal collection, and is expected to fetch $150,000 - $200,000 at auction

"The 59th Annual CMA Awards," which aired tonight live on ABC, lit up Nashville's Bridgestone Arena tonight, delivering show-stopping performances, bold collaborations and tributes, and defining moments that celebrated excellence across the genre. With Country superstar Lainey Wilson at the helm, the evening showcased the very best of Country Music, honoring both today's hitmakers and the legends who paved the way. Lainey Wilson earned the night's top honor, CMA Entertainer of the Year, while Zach Top took home his first CMA Award for New Artist of the Year. Riley Green, Ella Langley and Lainey Wilson also emerged as the night's leading winners, each taking home three awards. Additionally, Brooks & Dunn now hold the record for the most CMA Award wins of all time, with 20 total. The show opened with an unforgettable choreographed musical monologue from Lainey Wilson, who brought audiences to their feet with a high-energy medley honoring Country favorites past and present. Lainey Wilson surprised several artists in the crowd with tributes to their hits - including Chris Stapleton, Brooks & Dunn, Langley, Gretchen Wilson, Lady A, Miranda Lambert and Shaboozey - before joining Little Big Town and Keith Urban for special duets. The night brought a mix of full-scale, high-energy productions and stripped-down, heartfelt moments, with solo performances from Kelsea Ballerini, Luke Combs, Riley Green, Langley, Megan Moroney, Old Dominion, The Red Clay Strays, Stapleton, Top, Tucker Wetmore, Lainey Wilson and Stephen Wilson Jr. Collaborations delivered the kind of memorable, unexpected moments only seen on the CMA Awards stage, including BigXthaPlug with Combs, Shaboozey and Stephen Wilson Jr., and Lambert with Stapleton. Kenny Chesney performed a two-song medley of his hits "American Kids" and "When the Sun Goes Down" in celebration of his 2025 Country Music Hall of Fame induction, following a brief recognition of fellow inductees Tony Brown and June Carter Cash. A standout moment of the evening came with an emotional tribute to Country icon Vince Gill, who hosted the CMA Awards for a record-tying 12 years and is this year's CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Brandi Carlile and Patty Loveless delivered stirring performances that brought the audience to their feet as the award's 2024 recipient, George Strait, stepped onstage in a surprise appearance to personally present Gill with the honor. Throughout the night, presenters and special guests spanning artists, actors, comedians, and media personalities announced winners across 12 categories, each determined by the 7,000-plus voting members of the Country Music Association. Representing every corner of the Country Music industry-from artists, songwriters and producers to touring professionals and industry executives-CMA's membership upholds the Nashville-based trade association's long-standing mission to celebrate excellence across the genre. A complete list of winners from "The 59th Annual CMA Awards" can be found below. All balloting is tabulated by the professional services organization, Deloitte. Watch performances from the night's most unforgettable moments on YouTube and stream the full show tomorrow on Hulu. Media can access video footage, photos and additional assets from "The 59th Annual CMA Awards" at Send Blog   ·     Share on Facebook   ·     Bookmark on Delicious