Rock Daypop Archives

Metallica are streaming their March 2013 concert from Melbourne, Australia in full for this week’s installment of MetallicaMondays. The band had this to say, “Tune in tonight on YouTube or Facebook to revisit Live in Melbourne –

Santana and Earth, Wind & Fire postponed their joint North American Miraculous Supernatural Tour due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now the two acts have announced rescheduled dates for the tour, which will take place almost exactly a

Papa Roach are hosting a live stream event later this month. The band will host “INFEST IN-Studio” – a special virtually-ticketed, live HD broadcast – on Saturday, June 20th. “We couldn’t take not performing any longer,” says

Rush marked the 40th anniversary of Permanent Waves, as well as paid tribute to their late bandmate Neil Peart, with an animated video for that album’s “The Spirit of Radio.” Recently, a remastered, expanded edition of Permanent Waves

Peter Jackson’s upcoming documentary about the Beatles’ Get Back sessions has been postponed until next year. The Beatles: Get Back, chronicles the group’s rehearsals and performances from January 1969 as it began work on a new album.

Anthrax has announced a 30th anniversary deluxe edition of the band’s 1990 album Persistence of Time. The collection will be released on August 21, exactly 30 years to the day since Persistence of Time first dropped. The

Fall Out Boy revealed that they have donated $100,000 from the Fall Out Boy Fund to support the Black Lives Matter movement. The money is being donated to National Bail Out and Black Visions Collective. A statement from

Lollapalooza 2020 has officially been cancelled. The Chicago-based festival was scheduled to happen from 7/30-8/2. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced today that, in addition to Lolla, Taste of Chicago, the Air and Water Show, the Chicago Jazz

Metallica have broadcast the latest episode in their Metallica Mondays series, which had them streaming one of their most recent shows to date. For the latest edition of the concert series, the new footage captures their headline

Five Finger Death Punch have released a music video for their song “A Little Bit Off,” from the band’s latest studio album “F8.” The video shows a deserted Las Vegas during the Covid-19 lockdown. Zoltan Bathory had