Here's a sneak peek at the terrifying new 'Blair Witch' sequel
Ahead of its September 16 release, Blair Witch, the highly anticipated sequel to 1999's original film, has unveiled some exciting teasers. Check two trailers and photos below. Read more: The Ring returns with sequel 11 years later—watch horrifying trailer 1999's The Blair Witch Project changed the horror movie game. Armed with a mockumentary, found footage style, the film's campaign...
Die Antwoord apparently not breaking up in 2017; say journalist "twisted" their words
On Sept. 9, Exclaim! released an interview with Die Antwoord vocalist Ninja that seemed to indicate the duo would be breaking up in 2017. A day later, the second half of the duo, Yolandi Visser, took to Instagram and said that Die Antwoord will not end next year, adding the journalist “twisted” their words. Read more: 10...
Metal band releases 101-song album, breaks World Record, just "to pass on some time"
Sweden’s Kapten Hurricane broke a record that most people probably didn’t even realize existed. The group produced an album, 100 Rock Songs, actually containing 101 tracks, which broke the record for the greatest number of songs included as part of a single album. (via A Journal of Musical Things) This album broke the record The Pocket...
10 surprising times musicians showed up on TV
When you’ve gained fame as a musician, why not bring it to the TV screen? Plenty of musicians have gone on to be guests in different TV shows, just for the heck of it. Others have played major roles. Here are some of those appearances, big and small, of your favorite musicians. Brendon Urie: Good...
Watch A Day To Remember play Alkaline Trio song with Matt Skiba
[Photo credit: Graham Fielder] Matt Skiba joined A Day To Remember onstage in his hometown of Chicago for a special collaboration. ADTR are supporting Blink-182 on their current headlining tour, which made a stop in Chicago last night. During their set, lights lit up the stage with “ADTR” in the classic Alkaline Trio font as...
Bands are being transformed into Garbage Pail Kids in new Riot Fest trading cards
Next weekend is Chicago's Riot Fest, and appearing on their merch tables will be more than t-shirts and posters. This year, they scored a deal with Topps that allowed them to transform some of the bands in their lineup into Garbage Pail Kids, and also some other musicians that they just wanted to see in...