Think you know the full Cold Chisel story? Think again. Cold Chisel is a five part series on the rise, split and rebirth of one of Australia’s most successful and iconic rock bands. Featuring exclusive new interviews with all of the band members, the series dives into Cold Chisel’s most iconic moments, features stories never before heard and after 50 years what keeps the band coming back together.

Available exclusively on the free LiSTNR app https://play.listnr.com/podcast/cold-chisel

Dive into the wild and unpredictable world of Melbourne’s most enigmatic musical act, TISM (This Is Serious Mum), as Triple M’s Rosie Walton and Dangerous Dave sit down with Humphrey B. Flaubert and Ron Hitler-Barassi for an unforgettable episode of 'New Music Sunday'. Known for their sharp satire, outrageous performances, and complete anonymity, TISM brings their unique blend of chaos and humor to the studio for a chat like no other.

In this rollercoaster interview, we have had to censor some parts, and flat out remove others for legal reasons. However, we've let a few parts slip through the cracks for this online version... Don't tell our legal team.. xo

New Music Sunday With TISM | Don't Let Our Legal Team Hear This Podcast...

On this episode of New Music Sunday, Dave Larkin of Melbourne's mighty Dallas Crane joins Matty O, Dangerous Dave, and Rosie for an in-depth chat. Known for their electrifying live shows and having shared the stage with rock legends like The Who, Dallas Crane has carved out a unique place in Australian rock history.

Dave opens up about the band’s exciting new chapter, including the creation of their home studio, upcoming tours, and what it means to be a cornerstone of Melbourne’s music scene. For more info on Dallas Crane, visit www.dallascrane.com.au

New Music Sunday - Dave Larkin Of  Dallas Crane | Full Show

INTRODUCING: Cold Chisel

Triple M’s Dangerous Dave goes back stage at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, for an exclusive interview with Pearl Jam guitarist Mike McCready. As the band gears up for their much-anticipated ‘Dark Matter World Tour’ in Australia this November, Mike opens up about the excitement and preparation that goes into every Pearl Jam performance.

In this backstage chat, McCready reveals the band's deep connection with their dedicated fans and provides a rare look into their pre-show rituals. He discusses how Pearl Jam creates unique, tailor-made setlists for each show, ensuring every performance is a one-of-a-kind experience for the audience. The conversation also explores the making of their latest album, ‘Dark Matter,’ with Mike describing the songwriting process as a natural and organic evolution, showcasing the band's ongoing creativity.

Mike also shares his personal plans for some downtime in Australia, including catching waves on the Gold Coast and enjoying the scenic beauty of Darling Harbour in Sydney. Reflecting on his past visits to Australia, McCready reminisces about his favorite moments and adventures over the years.

To cap things off, Dave and Mike bond over their mutual love for vinyl records

Backstage with Mike McCready: Inside Pearl Jam's ‘Dark Matter’ World Tour

It's rare to release a debut album thirty years into your career but for Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey, that's exactly what's happening today!

'The Deluge' is the first full-length effort from the pair's new joint venture Fanning Dempsey National Park and they sit down with Triple M's Brendan Annakin to unpack it on release day.

Find out what they learned about each other and themselves in the studio (for better and worse); how David Bowie inspired the creative spark for the record and what to expect on their first tour this October.

Fanning Dempsey National Park Unpack 'The Deluge'

Freddie Mercury is the GOAT Singer. 1987 was crowned the GOAT year. AC/DC's Back In Black is the GOAT album. And now, Triple M’s GOAT 600 Countdown will confirm once and for all what is the Greatest Song Of All Time! Listen as we crown #1 and call the frontman of the winning band

Triple M's GOAT Song Has Been Crowned! The Greatest Song Of All Time

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day.

Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Lifeline Suicide Prevention and Wellbeing Advocate Ian, who shares his mental health story, along with insights and advice for taking control and care for your mental health.

We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most.

And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

No Talk Day Special Podcast | 3. Ian’s Story – Preventing The Worst Happening And Maximising Your Wellbeing

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day.

Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Lifeline Advocate and Digital Team Leader Said, who shares his mental health story, along with insights and advice for taking control and care for your mental health.

We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most.

And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

No Talk Day Special Podcast | 2. Said’s Advice For Taking Control And Care For Your Mental Health

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day.

Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Dr Ally Nicolopolous from Lifeline to find out why some men struggle to ask for help in managing their mental health,

We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most.

And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

No Talk Day Special Podcast | 1. Why Men Struggle And The Tools You Need To Cope Better With Lifeline's Dr Ally Nicolopoulos

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook, where we bring you the most crucial updates from the world of rock and metal. This episode is packed with exciting news and heartfelt tributes that you won't want to miss.

First up, Serj Tankian, the iconic frontman of System of a Down, has just dropped a new solo track titled 'A.F. Day'. This powerful song was originally intended for System of a Down during their early days but will now be featured on Serj's highly anticipated upcoming EP, set to release this Aussie spring. Dive into the backstory of this track and what it means for fans of both Serj and System of a Down.

In more somber news, we pay tribute to John Wysocki, the founding drummer of Staind, who has sadly passed away at the age of 53. His bandmates have shared a heartfelt tribute, revealing that he passed surrounded by family and friends after battling liver issues. We reflect on John Wysocki's legacy and contributions to Staind and the rock community.

On a brighter note, Perth metalcore legends Make Them Suffer have announced an electrifying Australian tour for August and September. Fresh off their tour with Bring Me The Horizon, they're bringing international heavyweights Bury Tomorrow and Spite as support acts. This tour promises to be a massive event for metalcore fans across the country.

Serj Tankian Releases Lost System Of A Down Song, Staind Drummer Passes Away + MORE

In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, Emmy Mack of RedHook brings you the latest and greatest from the world of rock and metal. Tune in as we dive into the shocking announcement from British rock icons You Me At Six, who are set to embark on their final ever tour, visiting Australian cities including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth in January 2025. Supported by rising UK heavy stars Holding Absence, this is a farewell you won't want to miss.

We also explore the possibility of a future Australian tour from System of a Down, as frontman Serj Tankian hints at the band's openness to small tours and one-off shows. In other news, Anthrax's Scott Ian calls out Kerry King over the Slayer reunion, expressing his frustration after taking their retirement announcement at face value.

As AC/DC gears up for their first tour in eight years, we reveal their new touring lineup featuring rock legends Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney. Slipknot fans, rejoice! It's finally official—Eloy Casagrande is the new drummer, confirmed by the band on Instagram. Casagrande shares his excitement and gratitude with fans around the world.

In a surprising revelation, Jet frontman Nic Cester reveals he once auditioned to be AC/DC's new frontman during Brian Johnson's health hiatus, a role that ultimately went to Axl Rose. Plus, Ghost announces their first-ever movie, 'Rite Here Rite Now,' set to hit Australian cinemas for two days only. This concert movie promises more than just live performances, with a ghoulish narrative woven into the cinematic experience.

You Me At Six Announce Final Ever Aussie Tour, Scott Ian Is Pissed At Slayer + MORE

Welcome back to another Triple M's gig review! This time, we're diving into the mesmerizing world of the Dandy Warhols, who lit up the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on a rainy 1st of May, 2024. Despite the weather, Sydney’s rock enthusiasts turned out in droves for a sold-out show that marked a milestone—30 years of the Dandy Warhols weaving their musical magic.

In this episode, Row takes you through a night of psychedelic rock and aural pleasures, starting with the band's iconic opener "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth," setting the tone with its energetic rhythms and entrancing visuals. The Dandy Warhols, known for their cool, psych-rock essence, didn’t just play music; they created an immersive experience that felt like stepping into a dream.

The highlight of the night was the new track "I'd Like To Help You With Your Problem," featuring the legendary Slash on guitar. This song, along with fan favorites like "Get Off," the intense "I Love You," the divine "Godless," and the synth-laden "We Used to Be Friends," showcased the band’s dynamic range and musical evolution.

The crescendo of the evening was their biggest hit, "Bohemian Like You," which had the crowd wooing in unison, a testament to the enduring connection between the Dandy Warhols and their Australian fans. Row also delves into the band's consistency with its original lineup since 1998, adding to their cool factor and genuine appeal.

Join Row for an unforgettable journey through a night with the Dandy Warhols, celebrating their new album "Rockmaker" and their incredible 30-year journey.

GIG REVIEW: Dandy Warhols Celebrate 30 Years with a Bang at Enmore Theatre

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as she delivers the freshest rock and metal news on 'Hard N Heavy Headlines', captivating fans with exclusive updates and upcoming tour details. This episode is packed with electrifying announcements that will shake the rock music scene. Dive into the big news of The Amity Affliction's Australian tour with horror rock maestros Ice Nine Kills, We Came As Romans, and Heavensgate this November. Discover the new face of The Smashing Pumpkins as Asian-American YouTube sensation Kiki Wong joins the grunge legends for their upcoming UK and Europe tour. Rock out to Motley Crue's explosive new track 'Dogs of War' featuring guitarist John 5. Aussie pub rock veterans Jet are back, announcing a new album and national tour. Also, don't miss the reveal of In Hearts Wake's latest album and the unveiling of Slipknot's new drummer, confirmed by internet sleuths. Catch the industrial vibes as Orgy and Cold celebrate album anniversaries with a co-headline Australian tour. Plus, James Hetfield's ultimate tribute tattoo of Lemmy Kilmister, and Ozzy Osbourne's upcoming induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame.

The Amity Affliction Announce Oz Tour, The Smashing Pumpkins Unveil New Female Guitarist + MORE

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook for the latest scoop in Hard N Heavy Headlines, bringing you the most electrifying news in the rock and heavy metal scenes. In this episode, we dive into the sensational announcement that Greta Van Fleet, often hailed as a modern-day Led Zeppelin, is set to thrill Australian audiences with their upcoming tour this August. The band plans to rock the East Coast with gigs in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, promising to deliver an unforgettable experience for all rock enthusiasts down under.

Moreover, the streets of New York might soon echo with the legacy of KISS, as there is a growing movement to rename a famous NYC intersection after these rock legends. The iconic West 23rd Street and 8th Avenue, a site immortalized on the cover of KISS’s third album "Dressed To Kill," could soon bear the band's name, with a community board meeting lined up to discuss this rocking proposal.

And in a turn of events that's stirring up the music world, Courtney Love openly criticizes several top female artists, including Madonna, Lana Del Rey, and Taylor Swift. Despite her new British radio series aimed at celebrating women in music, Love holds nothing back in expressing her unfiltered views on these stars, sparking controversies and conversations about what it means to be an influential woman in music today.

Greta Van Fleet Australian Tour, Courtney Love Drags Taylor Swift + MORE

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as she dives into the latest Hard N Heavy Headlines! In today’s lineup, a shocking piece of rock history has surfaced online—a ticket stub from the final show that legendary guitarist Dimebag Darrell ever played with Damageplan. Not just any show, this ticket marks the tragic night he was fatally shot, making it a chilling collectible now listed on eBay for $15K US.

Additionally, we catch up with the underdog heroes of thrash metal, Anvil, who are set to release their 20th studio album, "One and Only". Despite never cracking into the coveted Big Four, Anvil continues to rock the scene with their indomitable spirit and heavy riffs.

We also reflect on a pivotal moment in metal history—the day Dave Mustaine was ousted from Metallica. Now 41 years later, we explore how this event has shaped the trajectory of thrash metal and Mustaine’s career. This episode is a treasure trove for metal aficionados and newcomers alike, offering deep insights into the saga and legacy of heavy metal’s most iconic figures.

MORBID: Ticket Stub For Dimebag Darrell's Final Show Hits eBay + MORE

Join Row on Triple M's Gig Review as we dive into Chris Isaak's latest performance at Sydney's iconic State Theatre. For nearly four decades, Isaak has been enchanting audiences worldwide with his distinctive voice, magnetic presence, and timeless good looks. In this episode, we dive into a night where Isaak, now in his late 60s, proves that age is just a number with his pitch-perfect voice and dynamic range that flawlessly complements his signature moody love tunes. Isaak’s bond with his Australian audience is undeniable; his affection for the country and its people shines through, reciprocated by the adoring fans who hang on his every word and note.

Discover how Isaak and his band Silvertone, including beloved bandmates Kenney, Rowland, and Hershel, deliver a performance filled with emotional depth, from heart-wrenching ballads like "Somebody's Crying" and "Wicked Game" to the upbeat rhythms of "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing." Experience the unique blend of humor, intimacy, and musical genius that defines a Chris Isaak show, including spontaneous interactions with the audience and unforgettable Orbison covers.

Row provides an insider's look into a night of musical magic, inviting listeners into the world of live music that touches the soul. Whether you're a long-time Isaak fan or new to his music, this episode on the LiSTNR app is your backstage pass to one of the most memorable gigs of the year.

GIG REVIEW: Chris Isaak Captivates Sydney With Timeless Music and Unforgettable Performance

Dive in to Triple M's latest gig review, featuring the iconic Beasts of Bourbon's unforgettable performance at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. Despite the dreary weather, the legendary band brought their unmistakable grunt to the stage, thrilling fans with a night of raw energy and timeless tracks. In this special episode, our host Row dives deep into the heart of the show, starting from the moment Tex Perkins, with his characteristic swagger, led the band through a set list that promised—and delivered—an exceptional rock experience.

This episode isn't just a gig review; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of The Beasts, who, against the backdrop of personal battles and the bittersweet realities of life, showcased their unparalleled talent and commitment to rock 'n' roll. With the original lineup of Tex Perkins, James Baker, Boris Sudjovic, Kim Salmon, and Charlie Owen taking the stage, the event marked a poignant moment in the band's history, celebrating their journey and the indelible mark they've left on the music world.

Row captures the essence of the night, from the high-energy performances of "I Don't Care About Nothing Anymore" and "Saturated" to a bold cover of The Rolling Stones' "Cocksucker Blues," culminating in the rousing finale, "Ten Wheels for Jesus." The Beasts' reputation for raucous live shows and their notoriety for debaucherous tales were all on full display, proving once again that rock 'n' roll isn't just music—it's a lifestyle.

GIG REVIEW: The Beasts of Bourbon's Legendary Comeback at Sydney's Metro Theatre

In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack, dive into the latest shake-ups and huge news rocking the music world. From the unexpected changes to the much-anticipated Pandemonium Fest, including the withdrawal of legendary acts like Deep Purple and Placebo, to the heartfelt tribute by Frances Bean Cobain on the 30th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's passing, this episode covers ground not to be missed. Discover the impacts of the festival’s downsize to a single-stage event, changes in location for the Brisbane dates, and how fans can benefit from ticket adjustments. Amidst the shifts, the legacy of Nirvana's frontman is tenderly remembered by his daughter, offering a rare glimpse into the personal side of rock history. Plus, get the inside scoop on Nine Inch Nails' upcoming projects, from their excitement about a new album to ventures into television, horror cinema, fashion, and their own music festival. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve in the rock and alternative music scenes.

Pandemonium Fest 2024: Big Changes and What Fans Need to Know +  New Nine Inch Nails Album & More

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 

First on our list, we unravel the shocking news that has the rock world buzzing: KISS, the band that has epitomized the essence of rock stardom, has taken a step that many are calling the ultimate sell-out. In an unprecedented move, the rock legends have sold their entire legacy - including their music, brand, logo, likenesses, publishing rights, and master recordings - to entertainment giant POPHOUSE for a staggering $300 million US dollars. This episode provides an in-depth analysis of what this means for the future of the KISS empire and the rock industry at large.

But the rock world doesn't stop spinning with just one story. We also bring you heart-wrenching news from the Pantera camp. Jerry Abbott, the patriarch of the late Pantera brothers, Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul, has passed away at the age of 80 in a Texas caregiving facility. We pay tribute to the man behind the legends, sharing insights into his life and the legacy he leaves behind in the world of heavy metal.

The episode takes another turn as we sit down with original AC/DC singer Dave Evans in a candid new interview. Evans stirs the pot by claiming he was the band's best vocalist, a title fiercely contested by fans of both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. Join us as we dissect his claims, compare vocal styles, and delve into the history of one of rock's most iconic bands.

KISS Sell Their Whole Brand For $300 Million, Dimebag Darrell's Dad Dies + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Uncover the latest big rumor that's set the scene ablaze: Linkin Park might have found a new voice to lead their iconic sound. Since the tragic loss of Chester Bennington in 2017, fans have longed for the band's return to the stage. With recent releases of unheard tracks featuring Chester and the announcement of a new greatest hits album, anticipation is at an all-time high. Could the new addition be a female singer as hinted by Orgy's Jay Gordon? Only time will tell, but we're here to explore every angle.

Additionally, we're dissecting the mixed reactions to the US metal festival Rock Fest's latest moshing regulations. The introduction of designated mosh zones alongside no mosh zones has sparked a heated debate among festival-goers. Is it a step in the right direction, or does it go against the very ethos of live metal shows?

Lastly, don't miss our exclusive insights into Sebastian Bach's recent comments on a potential Skid Row reunion. The idea of giving back to the fans has never been more potent, but what could this mean for the future of the band?

Join us as we break down these stories, offering unique perspectives and all the latest updates from the hard and heavy music scene.

Linkin Park's New Frontwoman? The Rumor Mill Goes Into Overdrive

Dive into the heart of the rock scene with Emmy Mack of RedHook in the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines," where we peel back the layers of what's new, what's hot, and what's heavy in music today. In this episode, we're turning up the volume with exclusive updates on Korn, revealing their current studio grind to produce new music that promises to deliver their heaviest tunes in years. Guitarist Brian "Head" Welch teases a sonic assault that will redefine heavy music standards. Plus, we delve into the noble quest of former Soundwave festival boss AJ Maddah, who, in a candid interview, shares his commitment to rectifying the festival's abrupt 2016 halt and bankruptcy. Despite having no legal obligation to do so, Maddah's mission to repay owed bands underscores a story of redemption and moral responsibility. Meanwhile, rock legends AC/DC are smashing records again, proving their undying dominance in the music world by selling out 1.5 million tickets in a single day for their upcoming European tour. 

Soundwave Boss AJ Maddah Says He's Paying Off His Debts, New Korn Album Imminent + MORE

Join Emmy Mack for the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines. In a shocking turn of events, L.A. Guns frontman Phil Lewis is now on the Nashville, Tennessee police radar following a concert incident. Captured on film, Lewis was seen aggressively swatting a female fan's phone from her hands, leading to its destruction and the fan's subsequent ejection from the venue by security. The episode has escalated to the point where an arrest warrant has been issued for Lewis, stirring up a storm of controversy within the music community.

But that's not all that's rocking the music world. We're also breaking down the exciting news of a new documentary about Static-X, titled 'Evil Disco: The Rise, Fall and Regeneration of Static-X'. The trailer has just hit the internet, promising an in-depth look at the band's tumultuous journey, their unique sound, and their electrifying resurgence. This documentary is a must-watch for fans and newcomers alike, offering unprecedented insights into one of metal's most iconic acts.

Furthermore, in a nostalgic callback to an unforgettable Simpsons episode from three decades ago, Cypress Hill has announced a groundbreaking concert alongside the London Symphony Orchestra. Scheduled for July 10th at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London, this event promises to blend the raw energy of rap-metal with the refined elegance of a 71-piece orchestra, marking a historic moment in music history.

As Predicted By The Simpsons, Cypress Hill Are Now Playing A Show With The London Symphony Orchestra

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Dive into the heart of Australia's metal and hard rock scene as we bring you the latest and most thrilling updates. Parkway Drive is set to embark on a monumental arena tour across the country this September, featuring a powerhouse lineup that includes I Prevail, The Ghost Inside, and Void of Vision. These titans of rock will be hitting massive venues in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, promising an unforgettable experience for fans.

Meanwhile, the Australian metal community is buzzing with anticipation for Knotfest Australia, with the legendary Pantera leading the charge. The festival is also stirring excitement with hints of Slipknot's return in 2025 and whispers of a new live album from Pantera, capturing the energy of their recent performances and possibly featuring their current lineup in a historic record.

Additionally, in a groundbreaking move, Aussie heavy music is set to receive long-overdue recognition at the APRA Music Awards. After 22 years, the prestigious ceremony honoring Australia's best songwriters will introduce a new genre category for hard rock and metal in 2024. This episode not only explores these major announcements but also delves into what they mean for the future of the genre down under.

Parkway Drive Announce Huge 2024 Aussie Arena Tour + MORE

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as we dive into the electrifying world of Hard N Heavy Headlines, bringing you the latest and most thrilling news from the rock and heavy metal scene. In this episode, we're gearing up for the return of Knotfest Australia, a monumental event showcasing a stellar lineup with giants like Pantera, Halestorm, and Lamb of God. While fans express their disappointment over Slipknot's absence this year, we've got some exhilarating news: The Nine have confirmed their return Down Under for Knotfest 2025 to celebrate their 25th anniversary, promising an unforgettable experience with early ticket access for this year's attendees.

But that's not all. We're also rocking out to the surprise announcement from Bon Jovi, the hair metal icons, about their 16th studio LP, "Forever," releasing on June 7, accompanied by their new single "Legendary." This episode promises to be a treat for Bon Jovi fans eager for new anthems.

Additionally, we delve into the world of rock documentaries with AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson and Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler in their upcoming series, "Johnson And Knopfler's Music Legends." This six-part TV series invites viewers to join music legends, including Tom Jones, Cindi Lauper, and Carlos Santana, for intimate stories and jam sessions. While details on streaming in Australia remain pending, we ensure to keep you updated on where and when you can catch this mesmerizing series.

Sklipknot Confirm Return To Australia For Knotfest 2025, Brian Johnson Scores New Doco + MORE

Dive into the heart of hard and heavy music news with Emmy Mack and the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines." This episode is a treasure trove of revelations and surprises, featuring moments that metal and rock enthusiasts wouldn't want to miss. In an unprecedented Oscar moment, iconic metal guitarists Slash and Wolfgang Van Halen graced the stage with a performance from the Barbie Movie, joining forces with Ryan Gosling, Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt, and a troop of 65 male dancers to deliver 'I'm Just Ken' in a spectacle of musical mastery.

But the surprises don't stop there. Slash, the legendary guitarist known for his work with Guns N' Roses, is set to captivate the blues scene with his upcoming solo album, 'Orgy of the Damned.' This star-studded project boasts collaborations with luminaries such as Brian Johnson, Steven Tyler, Iggy Pop, Demi Lovato, and more, promising a blues experience like no other, set for release on May 17th.

The episode also delves into the controversial figure of Marilyn Manson, who announces his live comeback amidst a whirlwind of serious sexual assault allegations. Manson's upcoming North American tour supporting Five Finger Death Punch is discussed in the context of his ongoing legal battles and public scrutiny.

Rounding off the episode, Slipknot teases their new drummer, igniting speculation and excitement within the fan community. The band's cryptic social media post of a broken drumstick labeled "REHEARSAL" has fans eagerly anticipating the announcement, with rumors suggesting Eloy Casagrande of Sepultura fame may be joining the fold.

Slash & Wolfgang Van Halen Perform 'Barbie' Song At The Oscars + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 

Kicking off with a groundbreaking announcement, we explore the development of 'The Kid From Harvest Road,' a highly anticipated biopic celebrating AC/DC's legendary frontman Bon Scott, starring young Perth actor Lee Tiger Halley. Filming in Australia, this project promises to delve deep into the life of the iconic singer, offering insights and tribute to his influence on music and culture.

The episode takes a darker turn as we address recent horrific sexual assault allegations against Guns N Roses' Axl Rose by former model Sheila Kennedy, dating back to 1989. As the story unfolds, we delve into the complex narratives of memory, consent, and the pursuit of justice, providing a nuanced perspective on the allegations and the responses from both sides.

In lighter news, we celebrate Australian rock icons Jet and their 20th-anniversary tour of the debut album 'Get Born.' The band plans to electrify audiences across the country by performing the album in full at ten different venues this May and June, promising a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans.

Lastly, we touch upon Blur drummer Dave Rowntree's unexpected political aspirations as he campaigns for a seat in the UK Parliament with the Labour party. This unique transition from music to politics highlights the multifaceted talents and ambitions of musicians offstage.

AC/DC Icon Bon Scott Is Getting His Own Biopic Starring An Aussie Actor + MORE

Dive deep into the heart of the metal music scene with the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, featuring the always insightful Emmy Mack of RedHook. This week's episode unravels the dramatic twists and turns of the metal world, beginning with an unprecedented three-way drummer swap shaking the foundations of the industry. We delve into the intricate details as Jay Weinberg leaves Slipknot to join Suicidal Tendencies, igniting a chain reaction that sees Greyson Nekrutman stepping into Sepultura, and rumors swirling around Eloy Casagrande's next big move, potentially with Slipknot.

But it's not all drummer drama. We also explore the unexpected crossroads of rock and literature, as AC/DC's legendary 'Back in Black' album inspires a new anthology of murder mystery short stories. Each tale in this intriguing collection is a homage to the iconic tracks, promising a unique blend of suspense and rock history.

Plus, we cover the surprising career pivot of ex-Thy Art Is Murder frontman CJ McMahon, who, following a controversy that led to his departure from the band, has now embraced the world of real estate. Donning a suit and tie, McMahon steps into his new role, marking a fresh start and a stark transformation from his metalcore roots.

Join us for a rollercoaster ride through the latest news, controversies, and unexpected turns in the metal music world, providing you with all the insider info and analysis you need.

DRUMMER DRAMA: Three Of Metal's Biggest Bands Seemingly Swap Members + MORE

Here’s the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 

This episode brings you the electrifying news of Judas Priest's unique invitation to fans for a global listening event celebrating their new album, 'Invincible Shield.' Despite the buzz, Australian fans face disappointment with no local events announced, leaving many eagerly awaiting updates.

In a dramatic turn of events, the Sepultura camp is abuzz with the departure of drummer Eloy Casagrande in a move that hints at anything but an amicable split. The band's statement reveals Casagrande's sudden exit to pursue a mysterious new project, sparking rumors of his potential collaboration with Slipknot. Meanwhile, Sepultura marches on, with Greyson Nekrutman of Suicidal Tendencies stepping in to fill the void as the band embarks on their final world tour.

Adding a touch of nostalgia and emotion, Alex Van Halen opens up about his forthcoming memoir, 'Brothers,' a heartfelt tribute to his late brother, Eddie. Scheduled for release on October 22nd, the book promises to delve deep into the bond between the siblings and their journey through music history.

Australia Misses Out On Judas Priest Album Listening Parties, Sepulture Drummer Quits + MORE

Here’s the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook!

This episode is nothing short of sensational, featuring a story so bizarre it blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Imagine a hardcore band, Llorona, thrust into the spotlight not for their music, but for an internal scandal that's as shocking as it is unheard of. The lead singer has been ousted after admitting to secretly dosing a bandmate with estrogen, aiming to diminish his masculinity in a twisted plot to steal his fiancée. The revelation, coming to light through a drunken confession and a series of texts, has left the band, and the world, reeling.

But the episode isn't all about band drama. We pay tribute to the legendary Chester Bennington of Linkin Park with the release of "Friendly Fire," a previously unheard song featuring his vocals, recorded during the "One More Light" album sessions in 2017. This gem will be part of an upcoming greatest hits album, a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike.

And in a story that's sparking endless speculation, Ronnie Radke, the controversial frontman of Falling in Reverse, has vanished from the website X, formerly known as Twitter. With no explanation available, questions are swirling. Did Radke delete his account, or has he been banned for violating community guidelines?

US Hardcore Band Fires Singer For Secretly Dosing Bandmate With Oestrogen, New Linkin Park Music + MORE

Before Matchbox Twenty's packed out second night at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena, the band invited Triple M's own Brendan Annakin backstage to chew the fat and take over the station for an hour!

Here are the bits from in between the songs including what made their latest record 'Where The Light Goes' the most joyful of their career; their love of Aussie music and Brendo's Green Room suggestions.

Matchbox Twenty: Backstage With Brendo

Join Triple M's Row as she gives us all the details on Queens of the Stone Age's recent performance at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. This episode takes you inside the sold-out show on the first night of "The End Is Nero Tour," celebrating their latest album, "In Times New Roman." Experience the raw energy and explosive sound of the band, renowned for their dynamic live shows that blur the lines between artist and audience. Josh Homme, the quintessential rock bad boy, and his band delivered a set list filled with surprises, including fan-requested tracks and rare live renditions of classics like ‘3's & 7's.’ From the overwhelming power of ‘Regular John’ to the seductive tones of ‘Make It Wit Chu,’ this review captures the essence of a Queens of the Stone Age show. With exclusive insights and Row's vivid recount, dive into the mosh pit with us and feel the unparalleled intensity of one of rock's most formidable acts, right here on the LiSTNR app.

See the image gallery on the @triplemrock Instagram!

GIG REVIEW: Queens of the Stone Age's Explosive 'The End Is Nero Tour'

Here's the latest in 'Hard N Heavy Headlines' with Emmy Mack of RedHook! This episode is a treasure trove for Linkin Park enthusiasts as we delve into the electrifying news of new music featuring the unparalleled vocals of the late, great Chester Bennington. Titled "Friendly Fire," this anticipated track, recorded during the poignant 'One More Light' LP sessions in 2017, promises to be a heartfelt homage to Chester's enduring legacy, signaling a new era for the band on the brink of their next album release.

But that's not all—AC/DC fans, get ready to celebrate the band's monumental 50th anniversary with a special re-issue of nine classic albums on exquisite gold vinyl. Mark your calendars for March 15th to be part of the "AC/DC 50" collection celebration, a homage to the band's storied history and their indelible mark on the music world.

Furthermore, we step into the personal journey of Alex Van Halen with an exclusive sneak peek into his upcoming memoir, "Brothers." This 384-page autobiography offers an intimate look into Alex and Eddie Van Halen's path to rock immortality, set to captivate readers this October.

Lastly, we catch up with the legendary Tommy Lee as he recovers from a gruesome-looking surgery on his hand. After years of electrifying performances, the Mötley Crüe drummer underwent a critical procedure to rectify carpal tunnel issues, sharing his recovery journey with fans. The good news? Tommy Lee is back and ready to twirl his drumsticks once again.

Tommy Lee's Gruesome Hand Surgery, Linkin Park Tease New Music + MORE

Join Brendan Annakin on an electrifying journey with rock legends Josh Homme and Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age, exclusively on Triple M. In this not-to-be-missed episode, the duo delves into the heart of rock'n'roll during their "The End Is Nero" tour, sharing untold stories and secrets right before their sold-out show at Sydney's iconic Hordern Pavilion. Discover the pivotal role of mystery in their performances, the transformative power of perspective shifts, and their profound admiration for INXS. Plus, get an insider's look at the serene inspirations behind their latest album, "In Times New Roman...". Whether you're a long-time fan or just discovering the magic of Queens of the Stone Age, this episode is your backstage pass to the minds of rock's most enigmatic figures.

Josh Homme and Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age Talk Keeping The Mystery Alive

Join Row, Triple M's resident gig reviewer, for an electrifying recap of Blink 182's triumphant return to the stage at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney. After two decades apart, marked by personal battles and public feuds, the iconic trio has reunited, delivering a performance that was both a blast from the past and a glimpse into their future. In this episode, Row dives into the emotional rollercoaster of the night, from the band's classic hits to new tracks from their 2023 album, "One More Time...". Experience the nostalgia, the laughter, and the sheer joy of seeing Blink 182, with Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, and Tom DeLonge, back in action. Discover how Travis overcame his fear of flying for the tour, how Mark's battle with cancer brought the band back together, and how their timeless music continues to resonate with fans old and new. Don't miss this heart-pounding review on the LiSTNR app, where music lives and legends reunite.

See the photo gallery from the show on the @triplemrock instagram!

GIG REVIEW: Blink 182's Nostalgia-Infused Sydney Comeback

In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack, we dive deep into the world of rock and roll controversies, monumental wins, and exciting scientific discoveries tied to the music world. Discover the buzz around a new documentary that explores why the band Nickelback, led by Chad Kroeger, has faced such intense backlash despite their rise to fame. This feature-length documentary is set to premiere in nearly 1,400 cinema locations across 30 countries, promising to shed light on the polarizing journey of one of rock's most talked-about bands. While Australia's participation remains a question, anticipation builds for this cinematic exploration of fame and infamy.

Moreover, fresh off the Super Bowl victory, NFL star Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs may soon be sharing the stage with the metal band Disturbed. After being spotted passionately singing along to "Down with the Sickness," Disturbed's frontman Dave Draiman extends an electrifying invitation to Kelce. Will this NFL champion turn metal vocalist be the next big thing?

Lastly, the episode takes an unexpected turn into the scientific realm, where Iron Maiden's influence reaches new heights. Peruvian researchers have named a newly discovered lizard species after the legendary frontman Bruce Dickinson, highlighting the band's impact beyond music and into the wilds of science

Nickelback Hate Doco Coming To Cinemas, New Lizard Species Named After Metal Icon + MORE

Dive into the electrifying world of rock and metal with Emmy Mack of RedHook in the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines. This episode is a treasure trove for fans, featuring monumental tour announcements, groundbreaking exhibitions, and candid revelations from rock legends. Pearl Jam is making a triumphant return down under for the first time in a decade, with a brand new album, 'Dark Matter', set to release on April 19. The anticipation is palpable as the Aussie leg of their world album tour is announced for November, promising unforgettable stadium shows in Melbourne, Sydney, and the Gold Coast. This marks the iconic band's first Australian appearance since the Big Day Out in 2014, igniting excitement among fans across the nation.

Furthermore, Melbourne is gearing up for a world-first Nine Inch Nails exhibition next month. The photo gallery, curated by award-winning photographer Jonathan Rach, features never-before-seen snaps from the industrial rock legends' Self Destruct Tour in the 90s. Coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the band's iconic album 'The Downward Spiral', the free exhibit is a must-visit for fans, running from Wednesday, March 6, to Sunday, March 10.

In a shocking revelation, Brian May admits he was never a fan of the Queen and David Bowie's collaborative hit, ‘Under Pressure’. Despite its success, May reveals his disappointment with the track's direction, preferring a sound akin to The Who. His candidness provides a rare glimpse into the dynamics and challenges of collaborative music-making.

Melbourne Scores World-First Nine Inch Nails Exhibition, Pearl Jam's First Aus Tour In 10 Years + MORE

Join Row on Triple M's latest gig review of The Darkness's recent performance at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, "Permission to Land," The Darkness delivered an unforgettable show, tearing through hits like "Growing on Me," "Love Is Only a Feeling," and "I Believe in a Thing Called Love." The episode takes you on a rock journey, featuring exclusive insights into how the band, led by the charismatic Justin Hawkins, combined their signature sound with surprising elements, including snippets of Led Zeppelin’s "Immigrant Song" and a special cameo by Dan Hawkins on the drums.

Row captures the essence of the live experience, highlighting Justin Hawkins's phenomenal 5-octave vocal range, stage presence, and the band's interaction with the crowd, which added a personal touch to the night. The synergy between band members, including the cool Frankie Poullain, the talented Dan Hawkins, and the energetic newcomer Rufus Taylor, son of Queen’s Roger Taylor, is explored, showcasing how their collective performance elevates their music.

This episode also gives a nod to the vibrant support acts, Cry Club, DZ Deathrays, and You Am I, who set the stage with their performances, including a humorous tribute to Spinal Tap. Row's review paints a vivid picture of a night where music lovers of all types converged in Sydney, sharing a moment of rock bliss despite the contrasting musical event next door.

See the photo gallery from the show on the Triple M Rock Instagram! Stay tuned to Triple M on the LiSTNR app for more gig reviews, artist interviews, and your favorite podcasts as Row continues to bring the best of the music scene to your ears.

GIG REVIEW: The Darkness Lights Up Sydney's Hordern Pavillion

Dive into the heart of the rock and metal world with Emmy Mack on the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines. This week, we uncover the escalating feud between rock royalty and the hip-hop sphere as Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne clash with Kanye West over an unauthorized sample of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man." Hear the Osbournes' fiery responses to Kanye's bold move, highlighting the ongoing battle for artistic integrity and respect in the music industry.

Plus, we celebrate the resilience and return of Jimmy Barnes, the legendary voice of Cold Chisel, as he makes a triumphant live comeback at Byron Bay Bluesfest. Following his recent open heart surgery, Barnes is set to captivate audiences with a special Easter Sunday performance, commemorating the 30th anniversary of his iconic 'Flesh and Wood' solo album. Expect a night of unforgettable collaborations and the power of music to heal and unite.

Also in this episode, we spotlight the latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2024, including Ozzy Osbourne, Jane's Addiction, and Oasis. Join us as we delve into their legacies and the potential for induction into this esteemed hall of musical legends.

"He F**ked With The Wrong Jew": Ozzy & Sharon Osbourne Slam Kanye West + MORE

Dive into the heart of rock and metal news with Emmy Mack on the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines." This week, we're spinning the rumor mill with AC/DC's enigmatic online countdown. The Australian rock legends have set the internet ablaze with speculation, launching a cryptic countdown clock on their official website. With nothing but "ARE YOU READY?" teasing fans, theories range from new tour dates to possibly new music on the horizon, all set to be unveiled this Monday at 7pm AEDT.

In an emotional revelation, Jon Bon Jovi shares his battle with vocal issues, including a groundbreaking plastic implant in his vocal cords. With one cord atrophied, Jon Bon Jovi's future on the stage hangs in balance, leaving fans wondering about the possibility of Bon Jovi's return to touring.

We also take a nostalgic trip with Deep Purple as they announce a "Super Deluxe Edition" of their seminal 1972 album, 'Machine Head'. This collector's dream features new mixes and exclusive goodies, promising to breathe new life into a classic rock masterpiece, dropping on March 29.

Lastly, Sebastian Bach teases fans with the prospect of unreleased Skid Row treasures. With boxes of unheard music from the height of the 80's metal scene, Bach hints at a deluxe box set of "Slave to the Grind," though an ongoing feud with former bandmates could complicate its release.

AC/DC Are Teasing A Big Announcement, Unreleased Skid Row Music + MORE

Join Emmy Mack on the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, where we dive into the electrifying world of rock and heavy metal music with news that will set your pulse racing. This episode features an exclusive scoop on Tenacious D's long-awaited return to Australia. After an 11-year hiatus, Jack Black and Kyle Gass are set to ignite stages across Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Adelaide with their Spicy Meatball Tour this July. Get ready for an unforgettable experience as tickets are slated to go on sale this Friday at 12 PM local time.

But that's not all. We're also shedding light on the post-Slayer era, revealing guitarist Kerry King's candid admission about his lack of communication with frontman Tom Araya since the band's final performance in 2019. Plus, we celebrate a monumental moment at The Grammy Awards, where Paramore broke barriers by becoming the first female-fronted band to win the Best Rock Album category, marking a significant step towards inclusivity in the rock and alternative scenes. Meanwhile, Metallica clinched the trophy for Best Metal Performance, continuing their legacy in the music world.

Tune in to Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack for these stories and more, as we explore the latest and greatest in the hard rock and heavy metal music scene. Don't miss out on this episode packed with groundbreaking news, insightful commentary, and a celebration of musical milestones.

Tenacious D Announce Return To Australia, Paramore Make Grammy's History + MORE

Join Emmy Mack for the latest edition of Hard N Heavy Headlines, your premier destination for all things rock, metal, and everything in between. In this episode, we bring you some monumental tour news that's set to rock the foundations of the Australian music scene. After a 16-year hiatus, the funk metal supergroup Infectious Grooves, featuring iconic members from Suicidal Tendencies, Velvet Revolver, and the legendary Rob Trujillo of Metallica on bass, along with the recently ousted Slipknot drummer Jay Weinberg, are making a triumphant return Down Under. They're not just gracing the lineup of Byron Bay Bluesfest this April; they're also headlining their own shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide, promising unforgettable nights of high-octane performances.

But that's not all. The episode also covers the bittersweet news of English rock veterans You Me At Six announcing their breakup after two decades of music that has defined a generation. With a final tour on the horizon, fans are left wondering if Australia will be one of their stops. Additionally, we delve into the legal battle between Marilyn Manson and actress Evan Rachel Wood, with Manson being ordered to pay over $325,000 in legal fees following his defamation suit against Wood after her allegations of sexual abuse.

Funk-Metal Supergroup Infectious Grooves Return Down Under With Jay Weinberg + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack," the ultimate destination for all things rock and metal. In this episode, we dive deep into the world of hard rock and heavy metal, bringing you the most exciting and controversial stories from the industry. First up, we discuss Corey Taylor's candid revelations about his mental health struggles. The Slipknot frontman, fresh from his Australian tour at Good Things Festival, has made the difficult decision to cancel several international solo tour dates to prioritize self-care. Taylor's transparency sheds light on the often-overlooked mental health challenges faced by artists, sparking a mixed reaction from fans.

Next, we delve into the heated exchange between David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen's son, Wolfgang. Roth, the iconic former Van Halen frontman, has released a scathing YouTube video accusing Wolfgang of nepotism and attention-seeking behavior, including a shocking incident involving two female accountants at a Van Halen show.

In the realm of Aussie metalcore, we're excited to bring you news of two massive collaborations. Northlane has teamed up with Winston McCall of Parkway Drive for their new song "Miasma," while Alpha Wolf has joined forces with actor, rapper, and Body Count frontman Ice-T for their explosive track "Sucks 2 Suck."

Finally, we celebrate the 30th anniversary of Alice in Chains' seminal 1994 EP, 'Jar of Flies.' The band has announced a deluxe box set reissue, including a super limited LP option featuring actual flies embedded in it – a collector's item that's sure to sell out fast.

Corey Taylor Opens Up About His "Complete & Utter Breakdown" + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of Redhook! Hold on to your leather jackets! The first-ever Pandemonium Fest is hitting the shores of Australia this March, bringing together rock legends like Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, Blondie, Placebo, Wolfmother, and more! This epic festival is set to rock four outdoor venues along the east coast - Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast, and Bribie Island. Tickets are your golden ticket to this rock spectacle, going on sale to the general public Jan 30.

In a heart-wrenching announcement, Asking Alexandria's founding member and key songwriter, Ben Bruce, has bid farewell to the metalcore scene. Taking to social media over the weekend, Bruce shared his decision, expressing gratitude for the time spent with fans but emphasizing a shift towards dedicating his life to family. The departure marks the end of an era for the band, leaving fans reflecting on the impact of Bruce's contribution to their sound.

Prepare for a punk revival as iconic band No Doubt announces their reunion after over a decade! The punk legends are set to grace the stage at California Megafestival, Coachella, this April. Joining forces with Deftones, Taking Back Sunday, Clowncore, and a lineup of mainstream acts, No Doubt's return promises to be a showstopper. Get ready for the nostalgia, the energy, and the unforgettable live performance that fans have been longing for!

'Pandemonium Fest' Unleashes Rock Legends in Australia - Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, Blondie + MORE!

🎸 Welcome to another electrifying episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 🤘

🌟 Anthony Kiedis Biopic Announced - Scar Tissue Memoir Comes to Life Get ready for the red-hot news: Anthony Kiedis, the charismatic frontman of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, is set to have his life story adapted into a biopic! Universal Pictures has secured the rights to Kiedis's 2005 memoir, "Scar Tissue," with plans to turn it into a blockbuster movie. What's even more exciting? Kiedis himself is on board to produce the flick. Stay tuned for updates on the casting as we eagerly await the cinematic journey of one of rock's iconic figures.

🎸 The Smashing Pumpkins' Global Guitarist Search Heats Up The Smashing Pumpkins are on the hunt for a new axe-wielder, and the response has been overwhelming! Over 10,000 emails from guitarists worldwide flooded in after the band opened submissions to replace Jeff Schroeder. With a dedicated team of eight people working around the clock to review each submission, the Pumpkins are poised for a new chapter in their musical journey. Stay tuned for updates on who will join the iconic lineup.

🎶 Metallica's 'St. Anger' Pisstake in new FenderPlay Ad Metallica is embracing humour in a new post spruiking for FenderPlay, their instructional guitar platform. The legendary band pokes fun at their controversial 'St. Anger' album, inviting aspiring guitarists to play along with their music on the platform. The playful Instagram post promises a guitar-centric experience and a good-natured acknowledgment of the past.

🖤 Motley Crue Unveils The Crüeseum - A Virtual Museum Extravaganza Step into the world of Motley Crue with the launch of The Crüeseum, a virtual museum stacked with exclusive memorabilia never before seen by the public. From stage clothes to instruments, photographs to mementos, this online archive offers fans an intimate glimpse into the band's storied history. Head to Crueseam.com to explore the treasures waiting to be discovered!

Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony Kiedis Biopic Announced, Metallica's 'St. Anger' Piss-Take + MORE

🤘 Get ready for the latest edition of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! We're diving deep into the hottest updates from the world of rock and metal. 🎸

🌐 Sleep Token's Fan Fiasco Threatens Band's Future In a shocking turn of events, Sleep Token fans have crossed the line, going to great lengths to expose the mystery-shrouded bassist 'III'. Birth certificates and home addresses have been published online, leading to the bassist deleting all social accounts. Sleep Token has wiped their Instagram, leaving only a haunting comment in their bio: "Nothing Lasts Forever." With fears of the band calling it quits due to their blown anonymity, the future of Sleep Token could hang in the balance.

💽 Green Day's 'Saviors' Album Receives Rave Reviews The wait is almost over! Green Day's new album, 'Saviors,' is making waves among music journalists, who dub it the punk legends' best work since 'American Idiot.' With the album set to drop this Friday, fans are in for a treat as Green Day continues to rock the scene with their latest musical offering.

🎥 Bill & Ted Fans Rejoice – A Fourth Movie in the Works? Excellent news for Bill & Ted enthusiasts! Actor Alex Winter, who plays Bill in the iconic metal movie franchise, hints at a fourth installment. With a story in development and a script to follow, fans might witness the return of the beloved characters. The cult flick, born in the late '80s, has been a timeless favorite, and a potential fourth movie could be the ultimate nostalgia trip.

Sleep Token Controversy, Green Day's New 'Saviors' Album Hailed as Their Best Since 'American Idiot' + MORE

🤘 Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Get ready for a thrilling ride through the latest updates in the world of rock and metal. 🎸

🌟 Bring Me The Horizon Teases Epic Collaboration with Billie Eilish Hold onto your seats, music lovers! Bring Me The Horizon is gearing up for a monumental collaboration with pop sensation Billie Eilish. Frontman Oli Sykes has dropped subtle hints about this exciting team-up, teasing fans with the possibility of Billie Eilish featuring on the track 'Limousine' from the band's upcoming album 'POST HUMAN: NEXT GEN'. Dive into the speculation and stay tuned for more details!

🎤 Creed's Reunion Sparks Talks of New Music Creed fans, rejoice! Frontman Scott Stapp has confirmed ongoing discussions about recording new tunes following the band's big reunion. While the prospect of new music is exciting, details about when the reunion tour might hit down under are still up in the air. Stay tuned for updates on this legendary band's musical journey!

🎶 The Black Crowes Return with 'Happiness Bastards' Get ready for a blast from the past! The Black Crowes are back with their first album in 15 years, titled 'Happiness Bastards'. Mark your calendars for March 15th as the iconic rock band makes a triumphant return to the music scene. Explore the anticipation surrounding this long-awaited album and delve into the essence of 'Happiness Bastards'.

Bring Me The Horizon Teases Epic Collaboration with Billie Eilish + MORE

🤘 Welcome to a brand new episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Get ready for a wild ride through the latest in rock and metal news. 🎸

🔥 Ozzy Osbourne Applauds T-Pain's 'War Pigs' Cover Ozzy Osbourne has spoken, and he's impressed! T-Pain's bold autotune-free rendition of Black Sabbath's 'War Pigs' last year left the internet stunned, and even the Prince of Darkness himself took notice. Ozzy tweeted, “This is the best cover of ‘War Pigs’ ever. Why didn’t you guys call me?” Dive into the unexpected musical crossover that's making waves.

🎭 Surprise Inclusion in Slipknot's Funko POP! Collection Slipknot has unveiled their new Funko POP! figurines, and fans are buzzing with excitement and surprise. The collection features the controversial inclusion of ousted ex-drummer Jay Weinberg. Join the discussion on social media about this unexpected twist in Slipknot memorabilia.

🎸 Machine Gun Kelly's Razor Blade Guitar Sparks Controversy Machine Gun Kelly is facing online backlash over his new signature Schecter guitar shaped like a razor blade. While the design is visually striking, critics argue it may be glorifying self-harm. Join the debate online and share your thoughts on this unique guitar design that's stirring up controversy.

❤️ Disturbed Frontman Finds Love on Bumble Love is in the air as Disturbed frontman David Draiman shares his success story on the dating app Bumble. After a less-than-stellar experience on rival app Tinder, Draiman is now going steady with swimsuit model Sarah Uli. Tune in to hear about the unexpected romance that blossomed in the digital world.

Ozzy Osbourne Froths T-Pain's 'War Pigs' Cover, Machine Gun Kelly's 'Razor Blade' Guitar Sparks Controversy + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with your host, Emmy Mack of RedHook! In this edition, we've got the hottest updates from the world of rock and metal, so strap in for a ride through the latest news.

🎸 Smashing Pumpkins Seek New Axeman! Are you a guitarist looking for a big break? The Smashing Pumpkins have an open call for a new axeman following the departure of Jeff Scroeder last October. Check out their socials for details on how to submit your CV and seize this opportunity!

🔥 Corey Taylor's Tour Cancellation for Health Reasons Corey Taylor, Slipknot frontman, recently canceled his upcoming solo tour of North America to prioritize his mental and physical health. In a heartfelt social media statement, Taylor shared the challenges he's been facing and the decision to focus on well-being. Fans, send him your support!

🎶 Bring Me The Horizon's New Chapter Bring Me The Horizon is undergoing a musical evolution with the departure of producer and keyboardist Jordan Fish. Their latest single, "Kool Aid," marks a shift in sound but still aligns with their newer direction. Get ready for their upcoming record and a headline tour in April, showcasing the band's continuous evolution.

🤘 Ozzy Osbourne Addresses Death Hoax The Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, sets the record straight amid an online hoax attempting to convince fans of his demise. In his own words, "I'm not going any-effing-where. And I'm gonna go up and do some more gigs before I'm finished anyway." Rock on, Ozzy!

Ozzy Osbourne Shuts Down Death Hoax, The Smashing Pumpkins Want You To Be Their New Guitarist + MORE

In this electrifying episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack," we're diving into the heart of the rock world with some thrilling news! Get ready for a surge of nostalgia and excitement as we discuss the latest buzz around legendary hard rock band Mötley Crüe. Bassist Nikki Sixx has just dropped a bombshell on social media - new music from the iconic group is set to rock our world in 2024. With a fresh addition to their lineup, guitarist John 5, joining after the controversial departure of founding member Mick Mars, anticipation is at an all-time high. We delve into what this means for the band and their legion of fans.

But that's not all! The episode also shines a spotlight on the explosive reunion of The Dillinger Escape Plan. With original vocalist Dimitri Minakakis back at the helm, they're set to ignite the stage in Brooklyn, New York, next June. These three reunion shows are already creating a massive buzz, and we're here to bring you every fiery detail.

Adding a twist to the heavy metal narrative, we discuss the exciting news of the 80s cult classic horror movie "The Lost Boys," known for its heavy metal vampire theme, being adapted into a musical. With big names already attached and the project in its early stages, we explore what this adaptation could mean for both horror and music enthusiasts.

Mötley Crüe To Release New Music In 2024, 'The Lost Boys' Musical Is Coming + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook, where we bring you the freshest, most electrifying news from the world of rock and heavy metal. In this episode, we've got some exciting news for Green Day fans. The legendary band has expressed their eagerness to return to the Australian shores, hinting at a potential tour in 2025. They shared this in a recent TV interview, sparking anticipation among their Australian fanbase. Plus, we delve into the details of their upcoming album 'Saviors', set to release next month, promising to be a thrilling addition to their discography.

In a more somber tone, we bring you breaking news about Aussie rock icon, Jimmy Barnes. In a heartfelt social media post, Barnes revealed he is undergoing emergency heart surgery due to a bacterial infection that has spread to his heart. This news has shaken the music community, and we discuss the impact of this on his career and what it means for his fans.

Lastly, we dive into the world of glitz and glamour with the recent nuptials of US party rocker Andrew WK and 'Two Broke Girls' star, Kat Dennings. The couple, who got engaged last year, have officially tied the knot in an intimate backyard ceremony in Los Angeles. We'll explore how this union of music and Hollywood has captivated their fans.

Jimmy Barnes Undergoes Emergency Heart Surgery, Green Day Eyes Aus Tour + MORE

In this electrifying episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, Emmy Mack of RedHook takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the latest buzz in the rock and metal world. Brace yourself as we dive into the unexpected benevolence of rock legend DAVE GROHL during his time in Australia. The "nicest guy in rock’n’roll" took a break from the FOO FIGHTERS tour to serve meals to the homeless in Melbourne, solidifying his reputation as a true rockstar with a heart.

But that's not all! Metal icons SEPULTURA are making headlines of their own, announcing the end of their 40-year journey as a band. In a conscious and planned decision, they're embarking on an epic 18-month WORLD TOUR to bid farewell to their fans worldwide. Will Australia be lucky enough to witness one final performance? The suspense is real, and we're crossing our fingers.

And speaking of long-awaited releases, Guns N' Roses have dropped a bombshell with their latest song, "The General." This track, originating from the controversial CHINESE DEMOCRACY SESSIONS, features the iconic SLASH and DUFF. It may not be the typical hard rock sound we associate with the band, but it's a must-listen for every die-hard fan.

Join Emmy Mack as she unravels these headlines and more, delivering the hottest updates from the rock and metal scene. Whether you're a devoted fan or a curious newcomer, this episode is your ticket to the heart of the action.

Dave Grohl's Heartwarming Act in Melbourne Stuns Fans Worldwide + MORE

In this electrifying episode of "Hard N' Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook," we dive into the latest and most groundbreaking stories in the rock and metal world. First up, legendary Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne discusses his fascination with artificial intelligence in music creation. Inspired by The Beatles' recent AI-driven project that brought John Lennon's voice back to life, Ozzy expresses his eagerness to explore similar technology to possibly collaborate posthumously with his late, great guitarist, Randy Rhoads. This revelation is not just a nod to the past but a leap into the future of music production.

We also celebrate a long-awaited return in the rock scene as Sebastian Bach, the iconic former lead vocalist of Skid Row, drops his first new single in nine years, “What Do I Got to Lose?” Sebastian's comeback marks a significant moment for fans who have been eagerly anticipating new material from the rock legend.

Finally, we send a hearty congratulations to Bruce Dickinson, the indomitable frontman of Iron Maiden, on his recent marriage. Bruce and his fiancé, French fitness instructor Leana Dolci, tied the knot in a ceremony that spans across Paris and London, symbolizing their international love story. This episode is a thrilling blend of AI innovation, musical comebacks, and personal milestones in the rock and metal community.

Ozzy Osbourne Eyes AI Collaboration with Randy Rhoads + MORE

In this thrilling episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack, dive into the latest and greatest in the rock and metal scenes. We kick off with a bang as Architects unleash their new track "Seeing Red," electrifying fans with Sam Carter's iconic metalcore vocals. Discover why this one part is setting the internet ablaze. Next, we explore Limp Bizkit's unexpected announcement: their North American tour will feature an intriguing support act, Corey Feldman, a former child star turned controversial figure. This unusual pairing is sure to spark conversations and curiosity.

We also cover Perth's progressive metal heroes, Voyager, as they triumphantly reschedule their national headline tour for June and July 2024, following frontman Danny Estrin's battle with cancer. Their resilience and the story behind their latest album 'Fearless in Love' adds a layer of depth to their upcoming performances. And for a pop-meets-metal twist, delve into Billie Eilish's surprising reveal of another metalcore band she adores, Washington, D.C.'s Darkest Hour, showcasing the intersection of genres and the widespread appeal of metalcore's intensity.

Architects Bring Back the "Bleghh!", Limp Bizkit Are Touring With WHO?! + MORE

In this electrifying episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines," Emmy Mack brings you the latest and most thrilling updates from the world of heavy metal and rock music. First on the list is the exciting news about the sequel to the legendary heavy metal comedy, "This Is Spinal Tap." The anticipation builds as director Rob Reiner confirms the return of the original band cast, accompanied by star-studded cameos including Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Garth Brooks.

Switching gears, the episode dives into the Foo Fighters' latest performance in Abu Dhabi. Frontman Dave Grohl showcases his adaptability and respect for local customs by successfully completing the entire show without a single curse word, a notable feat considering the strict public swearing laws in the UAE.

Additionally, Emmy discusses a significant move by The Prodigy, who have updated the lyrics of their controversial rave hit "Smack My Bitch Up" to "Change My Pitch Up" during a recent London show. This change addresses long-standing criticisms of the song's original lyrics, highlighting the band's awareness and sensitivity towards issues of violence against women.

Lastly, the episode celebrates a lighter moment in the world of music and wildlife, with a feature on the award-winning photograph of a kangaroo that appears to be playing air guitar. This humorous image, capturing the spirit of rock and roll in the animal kingdom, won the top prize in the 2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards.

'This Is Spinal Tap' Sequel Coming Next Year, Dave Grohl Censored + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook, where we delve into the most gripping stories in the rock and metal world. Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual violence. Our first segment tackles the shocking allegations against Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose. Dating back to 1989, former Penthouse model Sheila Kennedy has accused Rose of a violent sexual assault in a New York City hotel room. The story, initially revealed in Kennedy's 2016 autobiography, has resurfaced as she files a civil suit against Rose under New York’s Adult Survivors Act. Axl Rose has vehemently denied these allegations.

Next, we bring you exciting tour news. American metalcore stalwarts Of Mice & Men announce their much-awaited return to Australia in February 2024. They'll be accompanied by local legends Dream On Dreamer and Sienna Skies, marking their first tour down under in six years.

Finally, we explore the ongoing feud between Van Halen's famous frontmen, Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth. Despite Hagar's invitation to Roth for guest appearances in his upcoming Van Halen-themed shows in the U.S., he firmly states that Roth is not welcome on the full tour. Hagar's candid remarks reflect the deep-seated rivalry and history between the two rock icons.

Axl Rose Sued Over Horrific Historical Sexual Assault Allegations + MORE

Here's the latest n Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Dive into the hottest and most controversial topics shaking the hard rock and heavy metal world. The episode kicks off with the stir caused by the 2024 Knotfest Australia lineup, where the notable absence of female artists, especially the spotlight on Lzzy Hale from Halestorm as the only woman, has sparked a widespread debate about gender diversity in music festivals. With comments from figures like Andrew Glitoris and Tim Price, we explore the community's reaction and the broader implications for the music industry.

Next, we switch gears to the chaotic scenes at the Brian Jonestown Massacre's Melbourne show, which turned into a dramatic on-stage brawl among band members. Described by fans as a "car crash," this segment delves into the details of what went wrong and the audience's response to this unexpected disruption.

The episode also features the exciting news of experimental metal group Mr Bungle, led by Mike Patton, returning to Australia after two decades for a tour with the Melvins, set to happen in March 2024. This segment promises a deep dive into the band's legacy and what fans can expect from their highly anticipated tour.

Lastly, we address the sad news of the passing of X Japan's bass player, Heath, at the age of 55. In a tribute to his legacy, we reflect on his contributions to the iconic Japanese rock band and the music world at large.

Knotfest Australia Lineup Backlash, Band Members Punch-On At Melbourne Show + MORE

In this latest episode of the Triple M gig review, join Chris as we delve into the electrifying performance of Grinspoon at the Enmore Theatre. After a lengthy hiatus, Grinspoon returned to the stage with their 'Easy Detention' tour, captivating the audience with their signature rock energy and a set list that spans their illustrious 28-year career. From Phil Jamieson's iconic jet-black hair to the band's slightly grayer look, Grinspoon proved they've still got it, delivering hit after hit, including classics like 'Lost Control,' 'Chemical Heart,' and 'Hard Act To Follow.'

With a career stretching back to 1995, Grinspoon has consistently been a powerhouse in Australian rock music, and their performance at the Enmore was no exception. The 21-song set list was a journey through the band's history, pleasing long-time fans and newcomers alike. Chris's review not only highlights the band's enduring talent but also offers insights into the electrifying atmosphere of the night. For those who couldn't be there, this episode is your backstage pass to one of Australia's finest rock acts.

GIG REVIEW: Grinspoon's Triumphant Return to Enmore Theatre

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook, where we dive into the heart of the metal and hard rock scene. In this episode, we're breaking down the electrifying KNOTFEST 2024 lineup, headlined by the legendary PANTERA, making its way to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane this coming March. While fans will miss SLIPKNOT themselves, the lineup boasts heavy-hitters like DISTURBED, LAMB OF GOD, and HALESTORM, sparking a mix of emotions in the metal community.

In addition to the KNOTFEST excitement, we're bringing you the latest tour news. Metalcore veterans EMMURE are set to storm Australia in February 2024, accompanied by special guests TEN56 and DIAMOND CONSTRUCT. We've got all the details on ticket sales and what to expect from this adrenaline-pumping tour.

The excitement continues with an update on the GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL. The official maps and set times are out, showcasing five stages of non-stop music action. Get ready to plan your festival experience with us!

Lastly, we're talking about MOTLEY CRUE's Tommy Lee and his recent Instagram rant about the staggering price of cigarettes in Australia. Why is Tommy Lee so angry about paying $63 for a pack of Marlboro Gold 25s at a Melbourne 7-Eleven? Find out in this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines.

Pantera Headline Knotfest Australia 2024 Lineup, Tommy Lee Pissed About Aussie Ciggie Prices + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! This episode is packed with electrifying news for metal and rock fans. We kick off with the huge announcement that Knotfest, the festival branded by the legendary Slipknot, is set to make its triumphant return to Australia in 2024. After its successful debut earlier this year, Knotfest is coming back to Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane in March next year. While the lineup remains under wraps, we promise to keep you updated with all the latest developments.

In other news, the 2024 Grammy nominees have been announced, and the Best Metal Performance category is brimming with talent. Heavyweights like Metallica, Disturbed, Slipknot, Ghost, and Spiritbox have all earned nominations, showcasing the diversity and vitality of the metal scene.

But there's more! Members from iconic Aussie rock bands such as Jet, Spiderbait, Powderfinger, and You Am I are joining forces to form a supergroup Led Zeppelin tribute band. Named the Australian Rock Collective, they're set to tour Australia in June 2024, playing the iconic album Led Zeppelin IV in full across 12 regional and metro dates.

And finally, we delve into a fascinating rock mystery. Researchers have uncovered the identity of the enigmatic man on the cover of Led Zeppelin's iconic untitled fourth album. Lot Long, a thatcher from Wiltshire, UK, who passed away in 1893, is the face that has intrigued fans for over 50 years. Frontman Robert Plant found the original photo in an antique shop, and now, thanks to diligent research, the story behind this mysterious figure has been revealed.

Knotfest Australia To Return In 2024, 'Led Zeppelin IV' Mystery Solved + MORE

Join Row on Triple M's latest gig review as we relive an unforgettable night of rock 'n' roll at Sydney's Giants Stadium. In this epic episode, we cover the sensational performance of two rock legends, Def Leppard and Mötley Crüe, during their electrifying joint world tour.

The episode kicks off with a bang as Def Leppard takes the stage. Listeners will get an in-depth look at their dynamic set, starting with the energetic 'Take What You Want', moving through crowd-pleasers like 'Let's Get Rocked' and 'Animal', and culminating in the roof-raising 'Pour Some Sugar On Me'. Row dives into the band's chemistry and stage presence, particularly highlighting Joe Elliott's undiminished dynamism and Rick Allen’s inspirational performance.

Then, the spotlight shifts to Mötley Crüe, transporting listeners back to the heyday of 80's rock. The band's set, featuring hits like 'Wild Side', 'Dr. Feelgood', and 'Girls, Girls, Girls', showcases their enduring energy and raw power. We discuss the new dynamics with guitarist John 5, reminisce about Mick Mars, and analyze Vince Neil's vocals, providing fans with a comprehensive review of the night.

Filled with vivid descriptions, backstage insights, and a celebration of rock music, this episode is perfect for long-time fans and new listeners alike.

GIG REVIEW: Def Leppard & Mötley Crüe Electrify Sydney

In this explosive episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack," delve into the latest turmoil shaking the foundations of the rock world. First up, we explore the controversial split of Jay Weinberg from Slipknot. Jay breaks his silence, revealing the shocking details of being fired over the phone, leaving him blindsided and heartbroken. This dramatic departure, framed as a "creative decision" by Slipknot, raises questions and speculation among fans.

The episode then shifts to the ongoing drama within the Linkin Park camp. Former bassist Kyle Christner is taking legal action against the band, claiming unpaid royalties dating back to his time in the band during the pivotal years of 1998 and 1999, which saw the release of their groundbreaking album, "Hybrid Theory." Christner's allegations suggest a deeper story behind the band's early success and financial dealings.

Wrapping up the episode, Emmy brings exciting news for Australian fans of heavy music. The 2024 tour scene down under is buzzing with announcements from a diverse range of international acts. Highlights include US metalcore giants Atreyu, hard rock stalwarts Buckcherry teaming up with Rose Tattoo, and the iconic emo group Thirty Seconds to Mars, all preparing to electrify stages across Australia.

Drummer Jay Weinberg 'Blindsided' By Slipknot Firing, Ex-Linkin Park Bassist Sues + MORE

Step into the arena of rock and roll revelations with Emmy Mack on the latest installment of Hard N Heavy Headlines, brought to you by Triple M. This episode rumbles with the aftershocks of an announcement that has the Slipknot army talking: the unexpected departure of drummer Jay Weinberg. After donning the mask in 2014 and pounding the skins with a fury that reignited the band's fire, Weinberg's era ends, prompting a flurry of questions about the future beats of Slipknot. Emmy Mack dissects the bombshell, parsing through the band's Monday announcement to unearth the undercurrents of this creative upheaval.

Then, shift gears and join us in a celebration of rebellion as Rage Against The Machine storms the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. Emmy shares an electrifying excerpt from guitarist Tom Morello's impassioned hall of fame induction speech, where he champions the power of music to enact social change and honors the unyielding spirit of Rage's sonic revolution.

Yet, amid the highs, we confront a profound loss within our community. On the choppy seas near the Bahamas, a dedicated metal fan's life comes to a tragic end during Lamb of God's Headbangers Boat Cruise. The 41-year-old's love for the genre culminated in an unfortunate turn of events, leaving a void in the heart of the metal brotherhood. Emmy pays tribute, relaying the deep condolences expressed by Lamb of God, and extends a hand of support to the mourning family and friends.

Join Emmy Mack as she navigates the complex tapestry of this week's Hard N Heavy Headlines, from epochal band shake-ups and laudatory inductions to the somber notes of personal tragedies. It's a rollercoaster ride of raw emotion, electric anthems, and unbreakable community bonds — a true reflection of the rock and metal world's undying essence.

Slipknot Boots Drummer Jay Weinberg, Tom Morello's Inspiring Hall Of Fame Speech + MORE

In this highlight from the Behind The Hits Podcast, Paul McCartney sheds light on the groundbreaking 'MAL' technology that breathed new life into the Beatles' classic soundtracks. Originally showcased in Peter Jackson's heralded docu-series, this pioneering tech has now achieved what was once thought impossible – a virtual duet between Paul and the late John Lennon during McCartney's Got Back tour.

Listeners are treated to an exclusive recount of Paul’s experience writing alongside John, tapping into the nostalgic essence of one of music's most prolific partnerships. Discover the fascinating process as the team meticulously de-mixed the iconic "Revolver's" four-track master tapes, setting the stage for the extraordinary revival of their final song release "Now And Then." The result? John Lennon's haunting vocals, meticulously isolated from their piano backing, maintain the raw emotion of his initial recordings, offering fans an unadulterated glimpse into the genius of the Lennon-McCartney duo.

Whether you're a lifelong Beatles aficionado or a curious newcomer to their enduring legacy, this episode of Behind The Hits is an absolute must-listen.

John Lennon's Voice Revived: Paul McCartney Details The Cutting-Edge Tech Behind 'Now and Then'

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as she dives into the latest and loudest in Hard N Heavy Headlines. This episode is a treasure trove of rock and roll revelations, starting with a bombshell for classic hard rock fans: Dokken is making a cinematic comeback, not on stage, but on screen. Frontman Don Dokken has spilled the beans on a forthcoming biopic in the works at Netflix. Promising a wild ride, this film aims to echo the raucous spirit of Mötley Crüe’s 2019 hit movie, "The Dirt."

As we ride the nostalgia wave, the action doesn't stop there. Emmy brings us closer to home with the lowdown on the must-attend event for Gold Coast rock enthusiasts – the annual Wallapalooza festival at the Wallaby Hotel. With an impressive lineup featuring the likes of 28 Days and Cog, plus a slew of local favorites, it’s the place to be this weekend for a headbanging good time.

And for those who love a bit of rock royalty in their Halloween festivities, Emmy shares how Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne took to the celebration with their unique twist, dressing up as none other than Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, and his partner Bianca Censori. The pictures are as wild as the Prince of Darkness himself, so tune in for this and much more, because when it comes to hard and heavy news, Emmy Mack brings you the stories that rock your world.

Ozzy Osbourne's Wild Halloween Costume, New Dokken Biopic Coming To Netflix + MORE

Get ready to amplify your rock and heavy metal universe with the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines" featuring Emmy Mack of RedHook! This is the go-to episode for every fan who wants to catch up on the biggest tour news, lineup updates, and electrifying announcements in the rock and metal scene.

We kick things off with jaw-dropping tour news. SLASH, the iconic guitarist, is coming to Australia in February next year with his solo band, MYLES KENNEDY AND THE CONSPIRATORS. And guess what? They're teaming up with local legends ROSE TATTOO and the dynamic UK band, THE STRUTS. They're set to rip stages in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne.

But that's not all! The AMITY AFFLICTION are set to crush regional Australia in 2024, starting with a gig in Tamworth this coming January. They'll be sharing the stage with Alpha Wolf and Melbourne's hardcore act, Terminal Sleep, across 16 sizzling dates.

If you're a fan of BRING ME THE HORIZON or Queens of the Stone Age, this episode has something special for you too. Both bands have added extra tour dates in Australia—so it’s time to secure those tickets!

And hold onto your headphones because CREED is making a comeback with a massive reunion tour. Although no Aussie dates have been confirmed yet, we promise to keep you in the loop.

Big Oz Tour News! Slash, The Amity Affliction, BMTH + MORE

Welcome back to another heart-pounding episode of Triple M's Gig Review, hosted by Chris, your go-to authority for all things live music! This episode promises an in-depth analysis and insider perspectives on Sir Paul McCartney's once-in-a-lifetime concerts in Sydney, Australia.

Age is but a number when you're talking about Paul McCartney. At 81, the legendary musician defied all expectations, delivering back-to-back marathon performances at Sydney's Allianz Stadium. We kick off the episode breaking down how McCartney effortlessly began Friday night with the iconic “Can’t Buy Me Love,” and Saturday with the eternal “Hard Day’s Night,” setting the tone for unforgettable evenings.

But it’s not just about the classics. McCartney is a living, breathing musical timeline, and our episode doesn’t shy away from highlighting his newer tracks. Love them or not, as McCartney says, “We’re playin’ them anyway because we don’t care”—a sentiment that encapsulates the fearless spirit of rock 'n' roll.

You’ll also hear about the visual spectacle that accompanied the music. From the stage that lifted McCartney into the sky during his soul-stirring rendition of “Blackbird” to the pyrotechnics that blazed during “Live & Let Die,” this concert was more than a musical event; it was a feast for the senses.

Chris dives into each unforgettable moment, from the 39-song setlist to the encore that rounded off with “The End”—a fitting tribute to a night that left fans both old and new ecstatic. This is a can't-miss episode for anyone who loves music, appreciates the artistry of live performances, or simply wants to know what makes a Paul McCartney concert an experience of a lifetime.

Whether you were there in the front row or wish you had been, this Triple M Gig Review episode captures the magic, the music, and the man behind one of the most incredible live events Sydney has ever seen. Tune in now, exclusively on the LiSTNR app!

GIG REVIEW: Paul McCartney's 'Got Back' Tour Effortlessly Tantalizes Sydney

Welcome to another episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, hosted by the inimitable Emmy Mack of RedHook. In this jam-packed episode, we delve deep into the world of progressive rock, alternative rock, and metal.

First on our list, we bring the most anticipated news for Dream Theatre devotees! The prodigious prog drummer, Mike Portnoy, is marking his grand return to the band after 13 long years. Portnoy originally exited the stage in 2010 after a 25-year-long commitment, citing burnout and better opportunities with other bands. Now he's back, and he's more elated than ever! Don't miss our detailed discussion about what this means for Dream Theatre and the world of progressive rock.

Switching gears, we discuss the surprising news about The Smashing Pumpkins. Jeff Schroeder, the band's guitarist, has decided to hang up his six-string after 15 years. The news has left fans curious about the band's future and Schroeder's next steps. Get exclusive insights into his incredible journey and what he's planning for his new path.

Last but not least, we cover System of a Down's frontman Serj Tankian, who is gearing up to launch his debut memoir. Titled "Down With The System," the book is slated to hit the shelves on May 14 next year, and it's already making waves. Find out why you should pre-order this anticipated read now!

Serj Tankian's System Of A Down Memoir Is Coming + MORE

In this highlight from Behind The Hits' 'Def Leppard – "The tragedies bought us closer”' podcast, we explore the intriguing notion of a 'curse' that has loomed over the iconic UK rock band Def Leppard. Frontman Joe Elliott opens up about the band's tumultuous journey, marked by both immense success and personal setbacks, such as drummer Rick Allen losing an arm and the untimely death of guitarist Steve Clark. Elliott sheds light on the mysterious claim made by A-list rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who avoids sharing a car with him, citing this alleged curse.

Whether you've been a fan since their 'Pyromania' days or are just discovering the band's rich history, this highlight provides a unique perspective on Def Leppard's resilience and ability to keep rocking despite the adversities they've faced. Tune in to get the inside scoop on whether the Def Leppard 'curse' is fact or fiction

The Mythical 'Curse' of Def Leppard: Fact or Fiction?

Welcome to another episode of Triple M's gig review series, brought to you by Chris! In this episode, we dive deep into the world of The Chicks, a trio of powerhouse women in the music industry. Known for their bold voices—both musically and socially—The Chicks have had a rollercoaster journey in their career.

Two decades ago, they faced cancelation in the U.S. for outspoken political remarks against then-President George W. Bush. Far from being silenced, Emily Strayer, Natalie Maines, and Martie Maguire held their ground, producing hits like "Not Ready To Make Nice" that defiantly declared their stance.

Fast forward to today, The Chicks are back and as fearless as ever. We give you an insider’s look at their sold-out performance at Qudos Bank Arena. With a track list that spares no one—be it unfaithful partners, greedy executives, or oppressive governments—their lyrics are as sharp as ever. Yet, it’s not all fire and brimstone. Their melodic harmonies, accompanied by a skillful 6-piece band and their own instrumental talents, soften the blows. Add to that stunning visual graphics and top-notch sound quality, and you have a concert that’s a feast for both the ears and eyes.

So why have The Chicks received a standing ovation at every Australian venue? Tune in to find out why many believe that their continuing success is the best form of revenge. Don’t miss this comprehensive review, only on the LiSTNR app!

GIG REVIEW: The Chicks' Sold-Out Show at Qudos Bank Arena

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Are you ready to ride the wave of exhilarating tour announcements and music news? Well, buckle up because we've got you covered.

First on the agenda: The legendary Iron Maiden has added two extra Australian shows to their 2024 tour! Melbourne will be set ablaze at the Rod Laver Arena on Saturday, 7th September, and Sydney will feel the heat at Qudos Bank Arena on Friday, 13th September. Tickets are on sale now and they're flying off the virtual shelves!

Not to be outdone, Bring Me The Horizon has just announced a second date in Brisbane. Catch them live on Sunday, 21st April at Riverstage. Tickets are already on sale, so get in there quick before you miss out.

And as if that wasn't enough, we've got more massive metal acts heading down under. Machine Head has unveiled a tour for March and is bringing along Fear Factory for the sonic onslaught. They'll be storming through Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. Plus, In Flames and Kreator are gearing up for a co-headline run in February 2024, visiting cities including Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, and Brisbane.

Finally, in a surprising twist of genres, popstar Post Malone has given us a jaw-dropping acoustic cover of Alice in Chains' classic "Them Bones" on the Howard Stern Show. Could he be busting this rendition out at the Spilt Milk festival in November? Only time will tell.

Post Malone Covers Alice In Chains & It's Actually Pretty Damn Good + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy, your trusted source for all things rock, metal, and everything in-between, hosted by Emmy Mack of Redhook! This episode is jam-packed with exciting tour announcements, exclusive collaborations, and insights into the rock world that you won't want to miss.

First up, we've got news about the highly anticipated 2024 Australian tour of Bring Me The Horizon, and they're bringing Sleep Token along for the ride! Get ready to experience a high-voltage performance in arenas across Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Brisbane. This tour promises to be a spectacle you won't forget, so grab your tickets ASAP!

But wait, there's more tour news! Anberlin is marking their calendar for a January visit down under, and they're not coming alone! Hawthorne Heights and The Word Alive will also be part of the musical extravaganza. This tour holds a special place as it will be the final Down Under tour for Anberlin’s vocalist Stephen Christian, who recently announced a hiatus from touring.

In collaboration corner, Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda is making waves by teaming up with local Aussie talent. Mike has released two live studio tracks: a fresh rendition of his new solo single "Already Over," featuring members from Stand Atlantic, Polaris, and Between You And Me, as well as a heartfelt cover of the Linkin Park classic "Bleed It Out."

Finally, Iron Maiden keeps it old school by shunning backing tracks and refusing to drop-tune their guitars. Bruce Dickinson explains why "Everything Is Analog And Real" in their world.

Bring Me The Horizon Aussie Tour, Mike Shinoda Rips Linkin Park Classic With Aussie Musos + MORE

Hold onto your seats because this week's episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook" is packed to the brim with electrifying news, upcoming tours, and the industry's latest controversies. If you're an avid fan of rock and metal, you won't want to miss this episode!

Iron Maiden's Legendary Return

Leading the headlines, we've got monumental news that's sure to stir the souls of metalheads across Australia—IRON MAIDEN is embarking on a colossal Australian tour in September 2024. This isn't just any tour; they're bringing the iconic metal outfit KILLSWITCH ENGAGE to warm up the crowd. Venues span from the western coast in Perth, over to Adelaide, down to Melbourne, and then up the eastern seaboard to Brisbane and Sydney. Mark your calendars for October 24th because that's when the ticket sales go live on Ticketek. And don't forget, we're giving you an exclusive chance to win your way into the show, but you'll have to keep tuning into Hard N Heavy to find out how!

Queens of the Stone Age: The Mystery Unveiled

As if one mega tour wasn't enough, QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE have also teased their 2024 Australian and New Zealand tour. While exact dates are still under wraps, the tour promises to be a monumental event, hitting cities including Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Torquay, Melbourne, Sydney, Gold Coast, and Brisbane. Stay glued to our updates for more details!

Good Things Festival: A Musical Smorgasbord

Festival fans, rejoice! We've got fresh updates on all the GOOD THINGS FESTIVAL SIDESHOWS happening this December. Expect headlining shows from the likes of Limp Bizkit, Corey Taylor, Pennywise, I Prevail, Enter Shikari, Behemoth, and a whole lot more. It's a festival lineup that's as diverse as it is electrifying.

Foo Fighters: Your Second Chance

If you missed the first wave of FOO FIGHTERS tickets, now's your opportunity. A brand-new batch of tickets, including more budget-friendly options in 'sight restricted' areas, have been released for their stadium shows in cities like Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Grab them quick from Frontier Touring before they vanish!

KISS's Tragic Legal Battle

Switching gears to a more somber tone, the episode also examines the lawsuit filed by the widow of KISS's late guitar tech, Francis Stueber, who died from COVID-19 in 2021. His widow, Catherine, alleges the band's failure to enforce adequate COVID safety measures, opening a broader discussion about industry responsibility during these challenging times.

Ghost: Beyond The Stage

Last but not least, GHOST is stepping out of the musical sphere and into film. Frontman TOBIAS FORGE confirmed the band is working on a movie, drawing inspiration from Metallica's "Through the Never." It promises to blend concert elements with "something else," teasing an innovative, multimedia experience.

Unmissable Tour News: Iron Maiden, Queens of the Stone Age, and Good Things Festival Line-Up + MORE

Tune in for a spine-tingling episode, where Dangerous Dave dials in with news that will change one listener's life forever! This episode isn't just any episode—it's the momentous announcement of the winner for Triple M's GOAT 100 Albums prize. 

Dangerous Dave, picks up the phone to call Brendan, a devoted Triple M Club Member, delivering the news that he's won the ultimate dream prize: a 5-night stay in the extravagant city of Las Vegas to witness rock legends U2 live at The Sphere! Hold your breath as we capture Brendan's raw, unfiltered reaction to winning this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

But that's just the cherry on top! For those itching to know what albums made it to the cream of the crop, don't worry—we've got you covered. Search 'GOAT 100 Albums' on LiSTNR to delve into the iconic albums that landed in the top 10, as voted by you, our impassioned listeners.

Dangerous Dave Calls The Big Winner: Triple M's GOAT 100 Albums

Dive into the latest Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Discover the much-anticipated news every IRON MAIDEN fan has been waiting for. Rumors swirl as the British metal legends, IRON MAIDEN, tease an upcoming 2024 Australian tour. After an unforeseen COVID-19 interruption in 2019, it seems Australia might finally see the iconic band perform live. But that's not all! Incubus and Live announce an added show in Sydney for their 2024 Australian tour, and it's setting the Aussie metal community abuzz. Meanwhile, over in the US, a METALHEAD METEOROLOGIST, Chris Michaels, is making waves. He's been artfully weaving in lyrics from top metal bands such as BRING ME THE HORIZON, BLACK VEIL BRIDES, KORN, and even SLIPKNOT into his live TV weather forecasts. Get ready to hear a hilarious clip where he slyly incorporates SLIPKNOT's 'PSYCHOSOCIAL'. Don't miss this metal-packed episode!

Iron Maiden Tease 2024 Australian Tour, Metalhead Meteorologist + MORE

Dive deep into the world of rock and roll with Row, our fierce female music maestro, as she revisits the unmissable night where KISS reigned supreme at ACCOR Stadium, Sydney. In this Triple M gig review, we're not just touching the surface; we're going behind the makeup, beneath the pyrotechnics, and into the heart of what made KISS's final Australian performance a monumental event. From the curtain drop that revealed the band in their iconic costumes to the crowd's electrifying response to classics like "Detroit Rock City," Row captures the essence of the evening. Experience the larger-than-life presence of frontman Paul Stanley, feel the bass vibrations from Gene Simmons, and immerse yourself in the musical prowess of Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer. Whether you were at the gig, a long-time KISS fan, or just discovering the magic of live rock concerts, this review paints a vivid picture of the farewell that had fans both cheering and tearing up. And for those hungry for more rock insights and event rundowns, make sure to keep it locked to the LiSTNR app, where Triple M delivers the very best in music reviews and more. Boss, if you're looking for an episode that pays tribute to rock legends while also giving listeners a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most iconic concerts in Australian history, you've found it!

GIG REVIEW: KISS's Explosive Farewell To Australia

Prepare to immerse yourself in the realm of rock and metal with Emmy Mack of RedHook as she breaks down the latest Hard N Heavy headlines! AC/DC, Australia's pride in the rock world, have made a monumental return to the stage with Brian Johnson, marking their first joint performance in seven gripping years. Their standout headline show at the acclaimed Power Trip Festival in the US not only wowed long-time fans but even caught the eye of rock giants like Metallica. In addition to AC/DC's electrifying return, this episode dives deep into Judas Priest's thrilling new album announcement, "Invincible Shield", slated to grace our ears come March 8, 2024. As we navigate the rock waves, we touch on Corey Taylor's unfortunate cancellation at the US Aftershock Festival due to a dual setback - a recent knee injury compounded by some band members contracting COVID.

But it's not all somber news! For all the Aussie metalheads harboring dreams of experiencing the world's most iconic rock and metal festivals, there's a glimmer of excitement on the horizon. A fresh venture, Moshpit Tours, originating from Brisbane, offers a one-of-a-kind experience akin to a Contiki Tour but for hardcore metal enthusiasts. With packages encompassing flights, accommodation, and tickets to big-name festivals like Download UK and Bloodstock, it's an opportunity to immerse oneself in a global metal experience. So, whether you're an AC/DC aficionado, a Judas Priest junkie, or an eager globe-trotting metalhead, this episode promises a riveting journey through the pulsating heart of Hard N Heavy news.

AC/DC's Triumphant Comeback, New 'Contiki' Style Festival Tours For Aussie Metalheads + MORE

Dive into the electrifying world of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! This episode delivers some major shocks in the heavy metal scene. First up, we have Tyler Miller stepping up to the plate as the new frontman of Thy Art Is Murder, replacing CJ McMahon. Hear Miller's heartfelt message to all the Thy Art fans as he introduces himself and shares his exciting journey so far. For our vinyl enthusiast, Metallica is dropping a surprise just in time for Christmas. Stay tuned to find out about their limited-edition coloured vinyl collection, especially if you're an aficionado of the iconic Black Album. Meanwhile, down under, we unveil the sizzling lineup for the Gold Coast's rock and metal fest - WALLAPALOOZA. With COG and 28 days taking the lead, and the international Japanese sensation, Ladybeard, you're in for a treat. But that's not all, join us to discover the bizarre incident in the US where Guns N' Roses takes center stage in a very unconventional setting. Get ready to rock on!

Tyler Miller Debuts as Thy Art Is Murder's New Frontman, Metallica Reissue Classic Albums + MORE

In this riveting episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of Redhook, we dive into the thunderous comeback of Aussie Nu Metal legends, Sunk Loto. After a two-decade hiatus, they've launched a scintillating new track "THE GALLOWS WAIT", introducing us to their new guitar force, Rohan Stevenson. Furthermore, we share a heartrending update about Disturbed's frontman Dave Draiman's missing puppy in Miami and delve into Sharon Osbourne's ambitious plan to honor metal deity Ozzy Osbourne. Plus, gear up for the much-anticipated Aus Music T-shirt Day 2023! Join us to remain at the pulse of the heavy music world.

DOGNAPPED: Dave Drainman's Stolen Puppy, Aus Music T-Shirt Day 2023 + MORE

Join Chris on Triple M's latest gig review as we revisit Jet's monumental gig at Enmore Theatre. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their platinum-selling debut album "Get Born", Jet rocked the Enmore Theatre with both new renditions and beloved classics. Relive the fervor and passion of tracks like "Are You Gonna Be My Girl", "Look What You’ve Done", and "Cold Hard Bitch", all while enjoying candid moments from the concert, including an unexpected crowd sing-along to DJ Otzi’s “Hey Baby”. If you've ever found yourself reminiscing about the golden era of Aussie rock, this episode is a must-listen. Plus, hear our take on why Jet's timeless sound, influenced by legends and yet uniquely theirs, keeps their fanbase ever-growing.

GIG REVIEW: Jet's Epic 20th Anniversary Concert

Welcome to another episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with your host, Emmy Mack of RedHook! In today's explosive installment, we're diving deep into the latest developments that have sent shockwaves through the metal scene.

First up, we're delving into the tumultuous world of Thy Art Is Murder. Frontman CJ McMahon has been unceremoniously ousted from the band following a series of controversial and transphobic comments made online. But that's not all – Thy Art Is Murder has gone the extra mile by re-recording the vocals on their upcoming album 'Godlike' with a new screamer who will also be hitting the road with them. We'll uncover the full story behind CJ's departure and Thy Art's decision to move forward without him.

But wait, there's more! CJ's retraction of his apology adds another layer to this complex narrative.

In other headlines, Australian metalcore stalwarts Northlane are gearing up for an exciting Australian headline tour in February 2024. Joining them on this epic journey are none other than US band ERRA, French outfit Landmvrks, and the talented lads from Banks Arcade. Get ready for a metal extravaganza!

And for those in Sydney, mark your calendars for a rock 'n' roll circus event like no other. Young Henry's is bringing together a lineup of legendary Aussie vocalists, including Dan Sultan, Tyne James-Organ, and members of Bad//Dreems, These New South Whales, and The Jezabels. Emmy Mack herself will be taking the stage to deliver some powerhouse vocals. Don't miss out on this unforgettable night at Tumbalong Park on Wednesday, October 18.

Join us for all this and more in today's episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines. It's a rollercoaster ride through the world of metal and rock, and you won't want to miss a moment!

Explosive Developments: Thy Art Is Murder Kicks Out Singer CJ McMahon + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of Redhook! In this episode, we delve into some of the most seismic news shaking the world of rock and metal music.

Starting off on a somber note, Danny Estrin, the captivating vocalist of Perth's progressive metal outfit, Voyager, has just revealed a shocking cancer diagnosis. The Eurovision finalists had no choice but to put their European tour on hold, as Danny undergoes immediate treatment. In a heartfelt message, Danny expresses his devastation and the band requests privacy during this trying time.

From goodbyes to final tours, Australian punk legends, The Victims—comprising founding members Dave Faulkner and James Baker—are bidding farewell with their final ever shows this December in Sydney and Melbourne. These are events you don't want to miss, so grab your tickets now!

Next, a scoop for Deftones aficionados—Chino Moreno and the gang have officially announced they're in the studio working on a brand-new album, with the first wave of music set to drop in 2024. The anticipation is electrifying!

And in celebration corner, Smashing Pumpkins' mastermind, Billy Corgan, has recently exchanged vows with his longtime love, Chloe Mendel. The timing couldn’t be more poetic—the wedding took place a day before the 30th anniversary of their iconic album, 'Siamese Dream'.

Voyager Frontman Reveals Shock Cancer Diagnosis, Billy Corgan Gets Hitched + MORE

Welcome to the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines" with Emmy Mack of RedHook, your go-to source for all things rock and heavy metal in the music world. In today's episode, we bring you an emotional tribute from Ex Screaming Jets guitarist Grant Walmsley in honor of the band's late bassist, Paul Woseen, who passed away unexpectedly last week. Walmsley delves deep into their friendship and the impact Woseen had on The Screaming Jets. What does it mean for the future of the band, now that Dave Gleeson is the only original member left?

We also cover some legal woes for Marilyn Manson, who has recently been fined and sentenced for misdemeanour assault in a 2019 incident involving a female videographer. How will this affect his career and public image going forward?

Excitingly, for Aussie music fans, we're here to announce that Incubus and LIVE are set to headline the newly launched Lookout Fest, coming to various regional locations in April 2024 including Bribie Island, Southport in QLD, Mornington in Victoria, and Hilarys in WA. They'll be sharing the stage with Aussie music legends Birds of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe, and The Superjesus.

Last but not least, we celebrate the induction of Aussie pub rock icons JET into the ARIA Hall of Fame this year. All this and more.

Marilyn Manson Sentenced, RIP Screaming Jets Bassist Paul Woseen + MORE

We're thrilled to announce, two titans of the rock genre, +LIVE+ and INCUBUS, are making their grand return to the Australian stages. Fans in Wollongong, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide should brace themselves, as these global superstars are gearing up to unleash a series of monumental shows. Moreover, this dynamic duo is also set to headline the debut of the much-anticipated LOOKOUT Festival. Joined by other stellar bands like Birds of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe, and The Superjesus, the event promises to be a sonic extravaganza, sweeping through various iconic locations including Bribie Island, Southport, Mornington, and Perth.

ROCK NEWS: +LIVE+ and INCUBUS Unite for LOOKOUT Festival

In the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines" with the vibrant Emmy Mack of RedHook, brace yourself for a rollercoaster ride through the buzzing lanes of the hard rock and heavy metal scene. In this electrifying edition, we bring you the freshest scoops from your favourite metal icons. Kickstarting the episode is an exclusive tidbit from Linkin Park's linchpin, Mike Shinoda, who teases some enigmatic new solo pieces that promise to be a haven for Linkin Park enthusiasts. Tune in to hear what he revealed at the grand BIGSOUND conference in Brisbane.

Furthermore, we bring you an intimate glimpse into the life of the revered Slipknot frontman, Corey Taylor, as he shares his ongoing battle with chronic pain owing to years on the road. Corey candidly speaks on the physical toll and how it is shaping his future performances.

In uplifting news, we reveal that Northlane is gearing up to grace the studios again with famed producer Will Putney. They hint at a revolutionary new album that embodies a fine blend of their timeless classics and a glimpse of what the future holds in the metal realm.

Last but not least, find out which classic metal tracks are topping the charts when it comes to the most searched lyrics on Google. You might find a few of your favourites in the list!

Mike Shinoda Teases New Music For Linkin Park Fans, Corey Taylor "In Constant Pain" From Touring + MORE

Welcome to another exhilarating episode of the Triple M Gig Reviews podcast, where we shine a spotlight on the brightest talents gracing the Australian music scene. In this episode, we bring you an exclusive review of Casey Barnes' standout performance during his City Nights Tour at the Oxford Art Factory.

As a dedicated follower of the Oz country circuit, Chris brings to the fore Casey Barnes’ journey of ascending the ranks and becoming a formidable name in the music industry. We delve deep into the euphoria and electric atmosphere that surrounded this anticipated event, and the magical experience that unfolded as Casey and his band belted out anthemic hits that have been captivating hearts nationwide.

But that's not all, we also introduce you to the remarkable talents of Abby Christo, Zac & George who graced the stage as support acts, demonstrating the depth of skill and versatility that the Oz country scene has to offer. Whether you are a long-standing country music aficionado or just beginning your journey, this episode serves as the perfect compass to navigate the rich and vibrant Oz country landscape.

Join us and discover why Casey Barnes has become a beacon of innovation and excellence in the music industry, and why his upcoming tours are creating ripples of excitement across regional Australia and beyond.

GIG REVIEW: Casey Barnes' City Nights Tour

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! In this week's headlines, we shine a spotlight on the much-anticipated Australian tour of the legendary British hard rock band - The Darkness, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their groundbreaking album, 'Permission To Land'. Prepare yourself as we navigate through their upcoming East Coast tour dates in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane in February 2024.

But that's not all - we also bring you the latest updates on the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, and his ongoing health battle. Tune in to hear about his upcoming surgery and the challenges he's facing, linked back to a debilitating fall in 2019.

As we journey further, join us in congratulating Sydney's metalcore marvels, Polaris, on their smashing success as their new album 'Fatalism' rockets to the number one spot on the ARIA charts.

To wrap up, we explore the unexpected resurgence of one of Slipknot's classics, 'Custer', from their 2014 album '.5: The Gray Chapter', which has recently gone viral on TikTok, powering an array of "thirst trap" videos.

Stay tuned for an episode brimming with exhilarating updates, iconic moments, and a taste of nostalgia for the hard and heavy music enthusiasts!

Ozzy Osbourne's Imminent Surgery Update, Slipknot's Classic Track Resurfaces on TikTok + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook!  First stop, the electrifying announcement of Royal Blood's first Australian tour since 2018. The British rock duo is set to ignite stages in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, leaving an unquenchable flame of rock euphoria in their trail. And that's not all, gear up for their phenomenal performances at the Changing Tides and Let The Good Times Roll festivals in NSW.

Next, we delve into the exciting news for all Nirvana enthusiasts, as the iconic band commemorates the 30th anniversary of their groundbreaking 1993 album, 'In Utero'. Mark your calendars for the 27th of October when the deluxe edition drops, packed with a plethora of unreleased live recordings, promising a nostalgic journey back to the grunge era.

But the excitement doesn't end there! We dissect the latest buzz surrounding Sunk Loto and their freshly revealed guitarist, the incredible Rohan Stevenson of I Built The Sky, stepping in amid a cloud of controversy surrounding founding member Luke McDonald.

And hold onto your seats, as we explore the quirky and jaw-dropping new merchandise from the German band Electric Callboy, a memento that promises a shockingly good time.

Sex Toy Band Merch, Royal Blood in Australia, Nirvana's 30th + MORE

Triple M's very own Dangerous Dave dives deep into the creative mind of Linkin Park's iconic Mike Shinoda, who is currently gracing Australian shores with his presence for the momentous Bigsound Festival. This episode promises to venture deep into the facets of Shinoda's genius, unraveling the layers of his expertise not just as a sensational artist, but as a maestro behind the music production scenes and a mentor nurturing budding talents.

Join us as we explore the depths of his creative journey, unraveling the unspoken intricacies of song production, and the profound influence he holds as a mentor in the music industry. Discover the stories behind his unreleased collaboration with Melbourne's shining star, G-Flip, a partnership that promises to stir waves in the music scene.

As we navigate through Shinoda's creative universe, we delve deep into his latest single 'In My Head', a sensational track that debuted alongside the recent blockbuster, 'Scream'. Mike spares no detail, shedding light on what it takes to be a remarkable producer, sharing invaluable insights and highlighting the red flags that could potentially hinder a blossoming collaboration.

From unearthing the innovative ways he selects artists to collaborate with, to reminiscing about a life-altering encounter with his music teacher, and the exhilarating moment he first heard Linkin Park resonate through the radio waves - this episode promises an intimate glance into the life and mind of a musical prodigy. Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions, inspiration, and pure musical delight, only on Triple M.

Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda Spills The Beans On Production Secrets And Unreleased Collaborations

Welcome to another exhilarating episode of Triple M's gig review, where we bring you the heartbeat of Australia's music scene. In this episode, join Chris as he takes you through the vibrant and eclectic scenes unfolding in the inner city suburb of Enmore, Sydney. As cowboy hats grace the streets, we dive deep into the euphoric atmosphere of Midland's final gig on their Australian tour, a concert that welcomed a lively crowd of over 2000 country music aficionados.

Tune in and immerse yourself in a night of magnetic charisma and undeniable Texan charm showcased by the Texas-natives Midland, a band transcending labels with their traditional country and honky-tonk tunes. Accompanied by the sensational Travis Collins, a gem from Australia's own music scene, the night blossomed into a heartwarming celebration of music and camaraderie.

Experience the potent mixture of tracks from Midland's rich discography spanning three albums and an EP, augmented with iconic covers from artists like Thin Lizzy, Glen Campbell, and Tom Petty. A highlight of the evening was their rendition of "Down Under" by Men At Work, transforming the Enmore Theatre into a unison of voices, singing along to Australia's unofficial national anthem. The night reached a crescendo with Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline", a timeless favourite resonating with audiences globally.

In a time where the essence of country music is continually evolving, traditional country bands like Midland prove that there is still a vibrant and enthusiastic audience ready to embrace the classic nuances of the genre.

GIG REVIEW: Midland's Aus Tour Finale at Enmore Theatre | A Night of Country Charm & Music Unity

In this explosive episode of Triple M Rock News, join your host Kalun as he navigates the monumental comeback of the legendary Rolling Stones, a saga that is sending shockwaves through the rock world. Get your front-row seat to the recent grand unveiling at the historic Hackney Empire, a place buzzing with 125 years of pioneering art and now, the epicenter of this groundbreaking rock and roll news.

In this not-to-be-missed episode, delve deep into the details of the Rolling Stones' brand new single 'Angry' and the anticipated release of their 24th studio album, 'Hackney Diamonds', set to drop on October 20th. Kalun shares insights directly from the exclusive media launch event, hosted by the effervescent Jimmy Fallon, bringing fans closer to Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood as they reveal titbits that have left fans globally buzzing with anticipation.

Discover the touching tribute embedded within the album, as the late Charlie Watts orchestrates his own succession, handpicking the talented Steve Jordan to continue his legacy. But the nostalgia doesn't end there; get an inside look at the historic reunion that sees the original Rolling Stones lineup coming together for an electrifying collaboration, featuring contributions from Bill Wyman on one of the tracks.

Join Kalun as he peels back the layers of this iconic moment in rock history, promising listeners a blend of nostalgia and novelty that makes for a thrilling listen. Subscribe to Triple M Rock News to stay abreast of all the electrifying updates surrounding 'Hackney Diamonds'.

ROCK NEWS: The Rolling Stones Triumphantly Return With 'Angry' Single + 'Hackney Diamonds' Album Announcement

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 

First, Steel Panther has roared into reality TV, impressing the America's Got Talent judges, including the usually hard-to-please Simon Cowell. Hear about their incredible debut performance and how they're taking the show by storm.

We also shed light on the recently closed sexual assault investigation against Rammstein frontman Till Lindemann. The German prosecutors have dropped the charges, and we give you the detailed update.

But wait, there's more! Dave Mustaine of Megadeth is making waves with his big move from Nashville, USA, to Italy. What's fueling this sea change? We've got the scoop.

Lastly, don't miss out on Metallica's earth-shattering record in California, where they've bested Taylor Swift's attendance record with a colossal crowd of 80,000!

How Metallica Broke Taylor Swift’s Record, The Latest On Rammstein + MORE

Get ready to unleash your inner rocker with the Triple M's Gig Review, the ultimate podcast series for live music aficionados.

In this week's episode, we take you on a sonic journey through Evanescence's electrifying concert at Sydney's famous Qudos Bank Arena. With over 20 years in the alternative music scene, Evanescence showed why they are still the titans of goth metal. Amy Lee’s timeless voice resounded through the venue, leaving the audience spellbound. Our episode dives deep into the performance, analyzing the nuances of both the band and their stellar production team.

Get the scoop on the night's setlist, featuring hits like 'Going Under,' 'Call Me When You’re Sober,' and 'Far From Heaven.' Experience the emotional highs and the melodic lows, and find out why the concert was a rollercoaster of auditory delights from start to finish. We wrap it up with a look back at two of the band's seminal tracks, 'My Immortal' and 'Bring Me To Life,' which closed the show to thunderous applause.

Whether you're a die-hard Evanescence fan or new to the goth rock scene, this episode is your ultimate guide. Don't miss out on this aural experience, exclusively available on the LiSTNR app!

GIG REVIEW: Evanescence Proves Goth Rock is Alive and Thriving In Australia

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! In today's episode, we're diving deep into the most pivotal and controversial stories shaking the music world. First on our list is Thy Art Is Murder frontman CJ McMahon, who's making headlines for all the wrong reasons. After a transphobia scandal that erupted last week, McMahon has issued a new apology video, addressing the LGBTQI+ community, his band, and his fans. We'll give you the full breakdown and some of the highlights from his statement.

In other news, Bring Me The Horizon fans will need to hold on a little longer for the band's much-anticipated next album in their 'Post-Human' LP series. Initially slated for release next month, the album has now been delayed due to unforeseen circumstances. Frontman Oli Sykes assures us it's coming "some time soon," and we'll tell you everything we know so far.

We're also paying tribute to a legend lost, founding Whitesnake guitarist Bernie Marsden, who passed away last week at the age of 72. Marsden leaves behind an indelible legacy, including co-writing the band's career-defining hit 'Here I Go Again.'

Finally, we've got a real shocker. Killswitch Engage has posted footage of a terrifying incident that occurred while they were on tour in Sweden. Their tour bus crashed into a giant elk, but miraculously, no one was injured.

Killswitch Engage Survives Frightening Tour Bus Crash, Whitesnake's Bernie Marsden Passes Away at 72 + MORE

Join Dave Gleeson on "Behind the Hits" as he dives into an exclusive conversation with Sir Paul McCartney about the Beatles' "Get Back" documentary. In this intriguing highlight, Paul reveals his favorite moment from the three-part, 480-minute film and opens up about the documentary's impact on how he views that time in the band's history. Discover what made this documentary particularly special for Paul and why it belatedly portrays the truth behind the narrative. Whether you're a Beatles aficionado or a casual music fan, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of one of the most influential musicians of our time. Listen to "Behind the Hits - Paul McCartney" now to explore more!

Paul McCartney Opens Up About His Favorite Moment In The Get Back Documentary

In this highlight clip, Amy Lee of Evanescence opens up about returning to perform in Australia, celebrating 20 years since "Fallen," and embracing the past, present, and future of her illustrious career.

Amy shares personal insights about reconnecting with Australian fans, her unforgettable performance at the Sydney Opera House, and the excitement of bringing her best rock show to the stage once again.

Amy Lee's Deep Connection With Aussie Evanescence Fans

Join Josh Olek on Triple M as he hosts the iconic Amy Lee and Emma Anzai of Evanescence. As they gear up for the first show of their Australian tour in Brisbane, celebrating 20 remarkable years of their breakthrough album 'Fallen', this exclusive interview unveils the intricate layers of the band's journey, growth, and their magical connection with Aussie fans. Discover how Emma's addition to the band made Evanescence feel 'whole', and hear Amy's candid reflection on the rocky relationship with their mega-hit 'My Immortal'.

Explore the significance of 2003's Daredevil movie in shaping Evanescence's career, and enjoy Amy's Aussie version of the hook for "Going (down) Under." Get an inside look at Amy's quality-over-quantity approach to songwriting, reflecting the core belief that they create music out of love, not necessity. Emma, being an Aussie, shares her excitement and the special feeling of performing with Evanescence on home soil.

Uncover hidden stories, such as Amy's younger siblings' backing vocals for "Call Me When You're Sober" and a chance meeting with Justin Timberlake. Dive into the world's anthem 'Wasted On You' and how its timing resonated globally, plus learn about Amy's connection to Danny Elfman of Oingo Boingo. And of course, don't miss the shout-out to Queensland's Yatala Pies, as Emma notes they must visit as they head south to Sydney.

This episode is a treasure trove for every Evanescence enthusiast, offering intimate insights, laughter, memories, and more.

Inside Evanescence's Australian Tour: Memories, Music, and Aussie Connections

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! 

Thy Art Is Murder Drama: Vocalist CJ McMahon sparked backlash with a controversial post and has now quit Instagram. Find out what he re-shared and his plans for the future. Is an Only Fans account on the horizon?

Aussie Eurovision Contenders Voyager's Tour: Voyager is hitting the road in 2024 to celebrate their eighth studio album, 'Fearless In Love.' Get the inside scoop on the six-date tour across Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, and Adelaide.

Sunk Loto's Shocking Dismissal: The Aussie nu-metal act has fired their guitarist for alleged abusive behavior. Hear the details of the email termination and the band's response.

Pantera's Tribute to Dimebag Darrell: Celebrate what would have been Dimebag Darrell's 57th birthday live from Austin, Texas. Lamb of God's Randy Blythe and Dimebag's longtime girlfriend, Rita Haney, joined the onstage tribute.

More: From Eurovision excitement to Froth & Fury Fest's lineup, this episode is packed with the news you need to know.

Join us for these exclusive insights, interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories that will keep you at the forefront of the heavy music scene

Thy Art Is Murder Frontman Quits Social Media After Controversial Post, Sunk Loto Guitarist FIRED + MORE

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! In this episode, we're uncovering the electrifying return of Guns N' Roses with their brand-new single 'Perhaps,' a track that accidentally leaked but now hits the airwaves with a vengeance.

Sydney's rock and metal enthusiasts are in for a treat as the iconic Frankie's World Famous House Band revives the legendary rock karaoke event at The Duke Of Enmore, inviting all headbangers to sing along.

We're also covering Trivium's upcoming hiatus, giving fans insight into the band's future plans.

Plus, Newcastle's alt-metal act, The Beautiful Monument, takes center stage as main support for Evanescence's 'Fallen' anniversary tour, marking a milestone in the band's career.

New Guns N' Roses Single Unleashed (finally)! Sydney's Legendary Rock Karaoke Event Returns + MORE

Immerse yourself in a special highlight from "Behind the Hits" as host Dave Gleeson delves into the enigmatic world of Sir Paul McCartney. In this clip, uncover the reasons behind McCartney's penchant for intimate gigs amidst his "Got Back Australian Tour." From the echoes of a quaint British pub to the anticipation of the Adelaide Entertainment Centre performance, discover the deeper sentiments behind these choices. McCartney's reminiscences of his pre-Beatles days and his enduring bond with fans come to the fore in this evocative episode. Whether you're a die-hard Aussie McCartney enthusiast or a global admirer of his unparalleled legacy, this is one melody of memories you don't want to miss.

The Secret Side of Sir Paul McCartney: Intimate Shows and Humble Beginnings

Dive deep into the iconic musical world of James Reyne as we recap his unforgettable Sydney gig at the Enmore Theatre. From the legacy of Australian Crawl to his solo feats, we explore his endless array of hits. Plus, a special spotlight on Ella Hooper of Killing Heidi fame, who has been impressively sharing the stage with James. Join Chris for an authentic Triple M Gig review and uncover why James Reyne's concerts are must-see events.

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