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Metallica Play New Set at Second Sphere Show - Setlist + Video

Metallica completely changed their setlist for their second Las Vegas Sphere show (including performing a 'Reload' deep cut for the first time in 18 years)! Continue reading…

Henry Rollins to Open His Vast Punk Rock Archive to the Public

Henry Rollins will open his vast punk rock archive to the public with ‘Cool Evidence,’ featuring rare items from Black Flag, The Cramps and more. Continue reading…

The Best Glam Rock Song of Each Year of the 1970s

Before the decade was over, glam rock had left its fingerprints all over popular music Continue reading…

The Used Go on a 'Paranormal Prison' Ghost Hunt

Emo legends The Used guest on a new episode of 'Paranormal Prison' and go on a ghost hunt. Continue reading…

Slash Announces Tour, Album With Myles Kennedy + the Conspirators

Slash has announced a new album titled 'Flying Blind' with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators and shared the title track. Continue reading…

Local News

2 shot dead, dozens injured in shooting at neighborhood block party in southern Georgia

Law enforcement officials say two people have been shot dead and nearly three dozen were injured at a neighborhood block party early Sunday morning in southern Georgia.

Oklahoma facing QB questions heading into rivalry week against No. 1 Texas

Peyton Bowen knows a struggling quarterback when he sees one. The Oklahoma defensive back shared a locker room with Jackson Arnold, who played his way out of Norman two season ago, and John Mateer, who may have played his way out of the Sooners’ starting lineup with No. 1 Texas coming up this weekend.

What's the MLB rule when the ball hits the roof?

One of the wildest moments the Brewers have ever seen raises a question: What's the MLB rule when the ball hits the roof?

Where does Oklahoma State rank in this week’s AP Top 25?

It’s been a week since the Oklahoma State Cowboys broke into the AP Top 25 following their impressive win over West Virginia, but with the team out on a bye week, did they remain in the rankings?

Archaeologists found 11 silver coins buried 2,000 years ago

Archaeologists in Germany found 11 rare silver coins known as quinarii that were made by an ancient Celtic culture. But a mystery around them remains unanswered.

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