Stanley spoke with The Sydney Morning Herald about the group's End Of The Road farewell tour and was asked why he thinks KISS has survived while other bands have fallen away.

He responded, "People who experience KISS really are affected by it in a way that goes beyond it being a rock band.

"It's fascinating and amazing to be at these shows nightly and see parents and grandparents who want their offspring to experience what they experienced.

Hagerty reports news of the rocker's donation was made during a recent press event at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Hetfield's collection includes Voodoo Priest, based on a '37 Lincoln Zephyr, a '36 Auburn roadster named Slow Burn, a Delahaye-inspired '34 Packard, Aquarius, a '36 Ford in bare metal called Iron Fist, a purple '56 Ford F-100 pickup truck, and three cars by custom fabricator Rick Dore: Black Pearl, a custom 1948 Jaguar, a '52 Olds named Grinch, and Skyscraper, a 1953 Buick Skylark.

The Hetfield cars will go on display next February in the museum's Bruce Meyer Family Gallery alongside artifacts and memorabilia from Hetfield and Metallica's private collections.

Clapton had this to say about the iconic guitar that inspired the new release, "I remember one night in particular with the Firebird. It was a Cream show in Philadelphia, and it was one of the greatest gigs I ever played."

Gibson Custom Shop will make the limited-edition reissue of Clapton's Firebird using authentic construction methods and precise dimensions that were scanned from vintage 1964 Firebird models, according to the announcement.

Grohl was asked about the status of the group during an interview with The Guardian. He responded, "Technically we're still a band. We practice once every decade, and we're coming up on another decade, aren't we? I don't have any official news but there's always something cooking."

Dave went on to talk about his relationship with his bandmates. He said of Homme, "Josh is one of my best friends. We're like brothers. We go out and have waffles together. We ride motorcycles. There is nobody I'd rather play drums with. He's the guy."

Featuring a guest appearance by Jimmie Vaughan, this special performance was recorded at Miller's 2016 show as part of New York's Jazz At Lincoln Center series.

The lead single from Miller's "Fly Like An Eagle" album originally reached No. 11 on the US charts while the project peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 on its way to sales of more than four million copies in the country.

Due October 11, "Welcome To The Vault" presents 52 audio tracks alongside 21 performances on DVD and a 100-page hard bound book with Steve's personal photos and a 9,000 word essay by Rolling Stone's David Fricke.

The rock cruise will set sail from New Orleans on February 1st and the band was one of the latest additions to the lineup, including Hellyeah and In This Moment's Maria Brink planning her debut solo piano lounge set during the voyage.

Ra frontman Sahaj Ticotin had this to say, "For myself and the band we are super excited not only to make our debut appearance on Shiprocked but super exciting to use it as our launch pad for the new record Intercorrupted for 2020! It will be our first show in 5 years and are looking forward to getting fired up again with all the other amazing bands!!"

P.J. Farley added, "I am super excited the RA beast is woken and we are taking our Maiden Voyage on Shiprocked 20/20!!! Ready to dig in and ROCK!!"

Dubbed the Episode IV Tour, the trek will be kicking off on November 7th in Ventura, Ca at the Ventura Theater and will wrap up on December 11th in Anaheim, CA at the House of Blues.

The track comes from the band's brand new album "Atonement" ad the video was directed by Ian McFarland. Leach had this to say about the clip, "This video is a demonstration of solidarity and unity.

"This is for the fans and this is our testimony to all who see this video. In these times we live in, I believe this is an important message - not just for us as a band and our fans but for all of humanity. This is a call for compassion and understanding! There is strength in unity.

"The making of the video was a great experience as well. Just all of us guys hanging out and having fun together. Ian McFarland did a hell of a job capturing the vibe and energy of our performances."

The project features the bonus tracks from the original CD release, including a version of the classic "Limelight" that the band recorded during soundcheck.

"Clockwork Angels Tour" comes packaged in a two-piece telescopic box with a full-color booklet, and a code to download a high-definition digital version of the album. Preorder it here.

The collaboration came about after Stevens' Billy Idol bandmate Billy Morrison suggested that Steve work on some songwriting with Ozzy, which took place at Stevens home studio.

Steve spoke about the collaboration with Talking Metal, and was asked how much music the two actually worked on together and Stevens focused in on one song. "I think there's one which kind of rose to the top. I was asked to write with him by Billy Morrison, the second guitar player in Billy Idol."

Stevens elaborated and compared the experience to how he feels when playing with Ozzy's former Black Sabbath bandmate Geezer Butler in their current supergroup Deadland Ritual, There's one song which may see the light of day."

He continued, I set up my microphone and you hear that voice and you get chills. Same as I do with Geezer when we are in the room and you just play guitar and it's sitting next to that bass sound."

The Matt Thompson-directed visual can be streamed here and it comes as the band prepares to hit the road for a North American tour.

"This is part two of Legacy," says bassist Steve Harris. "We did Europe, obviously, last year and so this time we come to this side of the pond and show what we can do with the show."

"It's fantastic," raves guitarist Dave Murray. "We're several dates into the tour and we're having a blast; every show has been fantastic - the crowds, especially, have been wonderful.

"The vibe here is very electric but that transfers all the way across the rest of the USA and everywhere we play, really. The fans come down and we connect and there's a great vibe and atmosphere."

"I don't think the US had any clue how good this tour was until we turned up," adds singer Bruce Dickinson.

The New Jersey rocker's directorial debut - alongside longtime collaborator Thom Zimny - sees Springsteen perform all 13 songs on the record, backed up by a band and a full orchestra, under the cathedral ceiling of his historic nearly 100-year-old barn.

Springsteen's first studio album in five years, "Western Stars" marks a departure for the singer/songwriter while still drawing on his roots. Touching on themes of love and loss, loneliness and family and the inexorable passage of time, the documentary film evokes the American West while weaving archival footage and Springsteen's personal narration with song to tell the story of Western Stars.

Redbeard had this to say, "Pump by Aerosmith is a thumbs up three dimensional hard rock masterpiece, with the legendary band's deepest well of songwriting, blistering performance chops, and the most innovative production of any hard rock album to date courtesy of the late Bruce Fairbairn. Regardless of the metric you choose to measure Pump's greatness, it's blazing energy and cinematic presentation combined with unforgettable songs to result in one of their biggest sellers (over 7+ million), Aerosmith's first Grammy award ('Janie's Got A Gun'), and their first album to spawn three Top 10 Billboard hits ('Janie's Got A Gun', 'Love In An Elevator', 'What It Takes'). But the power of Pump lies in its pounds per square inch of album tracks, 'Young Lust', 'F.I.N.E. (I'm Ready)', 'Monkey On My Back', 'The Other Side', 'My Girl', and 'Don't Get Mad, Get Even'.

Details of the album are yet to be revealed but the Blues and Americana star will be launching the Jingle Bell Jamboree tour on December 4th in Rocky Mount, VA at the Harvester Performance Center.

Dailor was asked by Razor 94.7 at the recent Rock USA Festival for some advice that he would give to people facing mental health issues. He responded, "Music has helped all of us that are really into music. I think that it can be definitely healing and it can be super cathartic, and get you through that [struggle].

"If you feel like you're on the edge of potentially doing something dangerous to yourself, put your favorite song on. Dig out that album first and foremost, and sink yourself into it.

"It's okay to feel bad feelings. It's okay to be depressed, but it's how you work through it. I know just as well as anybody else how devastating it is when someone decides to check out early.

As They Do is our newest single, we wrote it over last summer and we ended up finishing it right as we were finishing up a big tour. It came just in time so that we could open our last show of the tour with it! The song had originally started as two different sections, I (Reid) had written the chord progression and some of the lyrics already while Sean(Lead Guitar) had been working on the main riff melody for a while and was just coming around to perfecting it. By the time we had both brought in the songs and had been jamming them in practice, we somehow came up with the idea to combine the two songs together as one, and it ended up totally working! Then Duncan and Owen (Bass and Drums) really started to write and refine their parts and work through the arrangement. We decided then that all that we were missing was a solid chorus. I think Owen came up with the phrase "As They Do" and we sorted out a melody to match the chords and added all the harmonies. Working out 4 part harmonies was something we had been really trying to work on out to this point, and this tune definitely was a nice creative challenge for us to work on trying to perfect that idea! We're all proud of how it turned out tho. The whole song is about the mass hype that happens in big crowds, with the "They" in "As They Do" referring to a big audience, so we really tried to match that in energy. We wanted this to sound massive.

The song was recorded here in Toronto at a studio called "Dreamhouse" that's pretty much right above the horseshoe tavern. It was a really great space to work in and we ended up getting the bulk of the recording done in a day. We worked with our Friends Sam Arion and Milan Sirkadi who produced and engineered for us, they were a big part of pushing this tune, and for us to try our new things and experiment. The recording process was great because it ended up bringing together a bunch of the different ideas we had for this track and just combined them all into one. We tried to put in everything from crazy psychedelic wildness to some serious pop sensibility, and they definitely helped us through that and helped us translate all our weird ideas onto the song.