Author: The Anarchist

Fit for a King Bassist Challenges Misha Mansoor’s Views on Touring Finances Ryan “Tuck” O’Leary, bassist for the band Fit for a King, has voiced his disagreement with recent comments made by Misha Mansoor, guitarist of Periphery, regarding the financial realities of touring for aspiring musicians. O’Leary took issue with Mansoor’s bleak assessment of the music industry and the necessity for bands to seek alternative sources of income. What Did Misha Mansoor Say About the Financial Concerns for Young Bands? During a guest appearance on Nik Nocturnal’s podcast, Mansoor discussed the financial challenges young bands face in today’s music landscape.…

Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult to Miss Upcoming Shows Following Surgery Blue Oyster Cult’s iconic frontman, Eric Bloom, has announced that he will be absent from some of the band’s upcoming performances due to a recent surgical procedure. In a message to fans, the 81-year-old singer stated, “During BÖC’s time off I scheduled a non-life-threatening surgical procedure. I am on the mend, but the recovery is taking a little longer than expected.” Replacement for Bloom: Kasim Sulton To fill in for Bloom during his recovery, veteran musician Kasim Sulton will be stepping in for a number of shows. Bloom…

My Chemical Romance is once again stirring excitement among fans with a cryptic post on Instagram, and the timing has left many speculating about what the band has in store. Recent Instagram Tease from My Chemical Romance On Wednesday, My Chemical Romance shared an intriguing graphic that featured a segment of the artwork from their 2010 album, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, prominently displaying the iconic spider illustration from the album’s cover. This image was framed by “XV,” the Roman numeral representing 15. Accompanying the graphic was a simple but tantalizing message: “Tomorrow.” The Band’s History…

Rachael Sage & Friends Enchant at PizzaExpress Live An Evening of Musical Magic This Sunday evening, I had the pleasure of attending a special performance by Rachael Sage and her ensemble at PizzaExpress Live. Launching her ‘Under My Canopy’ tour, the event offered a sneak peek into her upcoming acoustic reimagining of the 2025 album, *Canopy*. The night was filled with warmth, folk-inspired brilliance, and served as a heartfelt celebration of LGBTQIA+ voices alongside her partnership with the UK charity Rainbow Mind. The Ideal Venue for Intimacy For those unfamiliar with PizzaExpress Live, this venue perfectly combines the charm of…

Bruce Kulick Reflects on His Time with KISS A Fond Remembrance of KISS During a recent episode of Count’s Kulture, hosted by Danny “The Count” Koker, former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick shared his thoughts on his time with the iconic rock band. Kulick, who played with KISS from 1984 until the original lineup’s reunion in 1996, expressed gratitude for never being asked to rejoin the band and wear the makeup of Ace Frehley after Frehley’s departure in 2001. Looking Back at His KISS Era Reflecting on his tenure, Kulick noted the ongoing speculation about a reunion with original members Ace…

My Chemical Romance: Celebrating Milestones in Music 20 Years of The Black Parade My Chemical Romance is known for their unique ability to blend theatricality with poignant music, and they are taking the time to celebrate the anniversaries of their iconic albums. Currently, the band is on tour, performing their seminal 2006 album, The Black Parade, in its entirety to commemorate its 20th anniversary. This celebration serves not only as a nostalgic trip for long-time fans but also introduces the band’s powerful themes to a new generation. A Nod to Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge Last year, My Chemical Romance…

The Rise of Gorepig A Band Born from Chaos Since their formation in 2018, Arkansas-based band Gorepig has been on a relentless journey of musical evolution, creating a sound that seamlessly blends the raw energy of underground shows with the bizarre intricacies of modern music. Their early tracks, such as “Butcher Gang,” were merely the beginning, leading to viral hits like “Father Hog” that captured the attention of fans and critics alike. The Impact of Their Self-Titled EP Gorepig’s self-titled EP showcased their ability to craft catchy hooks while maintaining a heavy, aggressive sound. This record not only solidified their…

Mötley Crüe: The Return of the Carnival of Sins Tour Celebrating 45 Years of Rock Legacy Los Angeles, CA (May 12, 2026) — Rock legends Mötley Crüe continue to electrify audiences across generations. Their recent high-energy performance on the season finale of American Idol reminded everyone why their music and legacy endure. The band delivered a powerful medley of their classics “Home Sweet Home” and “Kickstart My Heart,” featuring an electrifying duet with 8-time GRAMMY® Award winner and American Idol Judge, Carrie Underwood. For those who missed it, the performance is available for viewing online. The Return of the Carnival…

Black Veil Brides Expand ‘VINDICATOUR’ with Second North American Leg Exciting Announcement for Fans As the anticipation builds for their highly awaited tour, Black Veil Brides have officially confirmed a second leg for their ‘VINDICATOUR.’ This announcement comes just as the band prepares to kick off the first leg of the tour tonight in Virginia, marking a significant moment for both the band and their fans. Details of the Tour First Leg Launches in Virginia The initial leg of the ‘VINDICATOUR’ promises to deliver electrifying performances as Black Veil Brides take the stage across various cities. Fans can expect an…

Oli Sykes Provides Health Update After Phone Incident at Concert In a recent update shared on his Instagram Stories, Bring Me the Horizon’s frontman, Oli Sykes, reassured fans about his health following an unusual incident during a concert. “Alright everyone – Just wanted to let you know I’m all good. The phone to the head definitely smarted and I ended up with a mild concussion, but the swelling’s gone down a decent amount already,” he wrote. Sykes continued, “Last night I was struggling a bit onstage afterwards because singing was putting a lot of pressure on the wound and making…