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Axl Rose grants interviews to no one – except Jimmy Kimmel. Rose will be on Kimmel Live next week.
We’d all like to believe he will tell us the details of the rumored GNR reunion and tour.
It’s Axl. Who knows?
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Rock icons all spoke up to remember Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister, who died Monday at age 70.
He began Mororhead in 1975 and tourned until his death.
In a Tuesday statement, Alice Cooper said Kilmister was “one of the most beloved characters in rock’n roll. I can’t think of anyone who didn’t adore Lemmy; you can’t say ‘heavy metal’ without mentioning Lemmy.”
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Before AC/DC heads back across waters, the band has 20 US shows starting in Tacoma and ending in Madison Square Garden.
Here are all the dates, ending with Denmark’s already sold out show.
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In case you missed it while being dragged to another Christmas gathering, Metallcia released 12 seconds on new material, a teaser for 2016.
If you’re not already a Met Club member, why not? Sign up (it’s free) and hear the snippet.
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It’s Christmas Eve. What better way for us metalheads to celebrate the birth of Jesus than with classic Christmas songs decked with Project 86 rock ‘n’ roll.
Enjoy.
And Merry Christmas.
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A new Love & Death album is inching closer. Head and JR tweeted a few days ago from Nashville, where album work is commencing.
Personally, can’t wait.
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It’s WWE Week on USA. 
It started Sunday night with the premiere of “Santa’s Little Helper” featuring The Miz and Paige.
The Slammy Awards are Monday, live Smackdown Tuesday and plenty more.
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Breaking Benjamin is unplugging to start 2016 as the arena sellers are going back to their roots in smaller venues.
The band will play 18 shows in January and February with Starset, the leg of the tour featuring acoustic versions of their catalog of hits.
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We’ve all done it – missed bands in local show before they made it big. You don’t have to do that this time.
If you haven’t already, checkout Cullman, Ala.’s Shallow Side. Here is the video for “My Addiction” and it’s starting to make rounds nationally.
Go to shallowside.net. Buy their music. Won’t disappoint. Hope to see them live sooner than later.
Scott Weiland’s ex-wife Mary penned this beautiful letter for Rolling Stone about the former STP, Velvet Revolver and Wildabouts frontman.
It is heartfelt and chilling, the story of a rock star who abandoned his children for his unnecessary demons. Worth a share of reads.
Thou Shalt Rock 