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Is it Super Collider? We bet it’s Super Collider.

“In celebration of the band’s 35th anniversary, Dream Theater and Berklee are creating a fund that will provide scholarship money to student musicians in need on an ongoing basis through the future.”

Rockenfield has been mysteriously absent from Queensryche since 2017 with hardly a word spoken publicly.

Also includes Metallica, System of a Down, Judas Priest, and more.

Between the Bobble and Me.

A summer album release seems possible, with a show scheduled for the Boston area in July.

It’ll be the band’s first album in four years.

Frontman Dez Fafara has posted an update on social media. Presumably the album will be released later this year.

Priest haven’t performed any songs from the two albums Ripper recorded since Halford re-joined the band.

He had “nothing to do” with Ozzy’s new album but he’s still in the live band.

They’ve got a whole lot of touring to celebrate their 50th anniversary planned too.

Forgive our skepticism: most bands that break up inevitably get back together.

The band says they have new, younger fans as a result of The Dirt. But do the calculations add up?

Once Human have unveiled the first single from their upcoming, as-of-yet-untitled third album. Lauren Hart’s clean vocals sound great.

The band’s new lineup does not include any previous band members other than the Robinson brothers.

The “Click Click Boom” progenitors are planning a 20th anniversary tour.

Threatin will perform this week at The Underworld in London, a year to the date after his initial failed show there.

Oli’s widow, Elizabeth, is now entangled in a legal battle with All That Remains.