Rock history was made at SNL’s 50th Anniversary concert when Nirvana’s surviving members—Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear—hit the stage for a rare reunion. The trio was joined by Post Malone for an electrifying performance of Smells Like Teen Spirit at Radio City Music Hall on February 14. The three-hour all-star event saw the grunge legends and the genre-blending star bring new life to the iconic anthem, marking a standout moment of the night.

Blink-182 Rocks Hollywood Palladium for Fire Relief

Blink-182 lit up the Hollywood Palladium on Thursday night with a sold-out benefit show supporting LA fire relief efforts. 100% of net ticket proceeds went to the Pasadena Humane Society, California Fire Department, LAFD Foundation, and ARC Firefighter Fund. Fans packed the iconic venue for a night of high-energy punk rock, unity, and gratitude, proving that music can make a difference.

Great White’s Mark Kendall Talks Jack Russell, New Music & Rock Legends

Talking Metal’s Mark Strigl just dropped an exclusive interview with Great White guitarist Mark Kendall, covering everything from the passing of Jack Russell to new music in the works. Kendall reflects on the band’s glory days—touring with Whitesnake, his ties to Guns N’ Roses, and an untold story about trying to help Jani Lane stay sober. He also teases Great White’s M3 Rock Festival 2025 plans and dives into the making of Psycho City. Check out the full conversation on Strigl’s YouTube for a must-watch deep dive into rock history!

Ozzy Osbourne Teases Black Sabbath Reunion at Final Show

Ozzy Osbourne has revealed that while he won’t perform a full set with Black Sabbath at his final show, he will join them for “bits and pieces.” Speaking on Ozzy Speaks via SiriusXM, the Prince of Darkness shared that he’ll take part where he feels comfortable.

His farewell performance, Back to the Beginning, takes place on July 5 at Villa Park in Birmingham, England, featuring a stacked lineup including Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, Guns N’ Roses, Tool, and more.

Warped Tour is back for its 30th anniversary with three epic two-day festivals! The first lineup drop includes fan favorites Simple Plan, Bowling for Soup, Pennywise, and Miss May I, plus a reunion from Dance Hall Crashers (after 20 years!) and rising star Chandler Leighton making her debut.

Dates & Locations:

• Washington, D.C.: June 14-15 @ RFK Campus
• Long Beach, CA: July 26-27 @ Shoreline Waterfront
• Orlando, FL: Nov. 15-16 @ Camping World Stadium

Ronnie Radke Confirms Split from AEW Star Saraya

(WARNING LANGUAGE: In an effort to avoid censorship of expression, Ronnie Radke’s statement has been left uncensored.)

Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke has revealed that he and AEW star Saraya ended their relationship three months ago.

In a social media video reposted by fans, Radke confirmed the breakup, citing no drama and emphasizing their ongoing friendship. “We’ve been broken up for fuckin’ three months. Where the fuck were you guys? Saraya lives three minutes away from me. We talk all the time, we talk every day, that’s my friend. Sometimes things don’t work out the way that you guys want them to.”

Radke praised Saraya as a good person. Despite parting ways, the two remain on good terms, hinting that fans are more upset over the breakup than they are.

Ratt Members Reunite, David Lee Roth Headlines M3 Festival

Ratt’s Stephen Pearcy and Warren DeMartini are reuniting to headline this year’s M3 Rock Festival at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland, on Sunday, May 4—their first performance together since 2018.

In a statement on X, Pearcy said, “There was no question about doing something with Warren again… It’s time to Ratt n’ Roll again. You’re getting all the Ratt hits and more. Let the ‘Invasion Celebration’ begin!”

Also making waves, David Lee Roth will emerge from retirement to co-headline the festival.

Kansas and 38 Special Announce Summer 2025 Tour

Kansas and 38 Special are hitting the road together for a massive summer 2025 tour, joined by Jefferson Starship, the Outlaws, and Dave Mason.

The tour starts June 6 in Richmond, VA, and wraps up July 26 in Rogers, AR. Kansas, fresh off their 50th-anniversary tour, will bring classics like “Carry On Wayward Son” and “Dust in the Wind” to the stage. Drummer Phil Ehart and bassist Dave Hope recently rejoined the group for a special performance last December.

Meanwhile, 38 Special will celebrate their own 50th anniversary, keeping the spirit of Southern rock alive.

Blink-182 Announces One-Night Benefit Show in Hollywood

Blink-182 (Mark Hoppus, Tom DeLonge, Travis Barker) will play a special one-night-only benefit show at the Hollywood Palladium on February 13, with 100% of proceeds supporting fire relief efforts in Los Angeles. Donations will benefit the Pasadena Humane Society, California Fire Department, LAFD Foundation, and ARC Firefighter Fund.

Opening the night will be punk rockers Alkaline Trio.

Tickets go on sale Monday, January 27 at 3 PM PT via Ticketmaster.com. To protect fan-friendly pricing, tickets will be mobile-only, non transferable, and resold exclusively through Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange.