Black Label Society

DOWN, the long-running heavy metal supergroup featuring vocalist Philip H. Anselmo, guitarists Pepper Keenan and Kirk Windstein, drummer Jimmy Bower and bassist Pat Bruders, will return to North American stages this summer for a two-week headlining tour with support provided by HELMET and SPIRIT IN...

After more than four decades of bringing heavy music to the world's biggest stages, Brazilian/American metallers SEPULTURA have announced the final show of their career. The historic performance will take place on November 7, 2026 at the Mercado Livre Arena Pacaembu in São Paulo, Brazil, marking the...

In the late 1990s, Zakk Wylde formed Black Label Society during time away from Ozzy’s band. Cue lawsuits and a lot of alcohol

Sonic Temple just delivered another massive four-day concert event that found more than 140 acts treating heavy music fans to a hell of a show. Acts from the worlds of hardcore, rock, metal and more were spread out across five stages at Columbus, Ohio s Historic Crew Stadium between May 14th-17th. This included big time headliners My Chemical Romance, Shinedown, Bring Me the Horizon and TOOL, as well as veteran dominators like Megadeth, Black Label Society, Marilyn Manson and more. The weekend also showcased rising stars like the Pretty Reckless, Castle Rat and more. Photographers Justin James Agoncillo, Austin Cooper, Vanessa Holt, Alex Ochoa, Steve Thrasher, Catie Viox and Nathan Zucker were there to capture the action up close — check out some of their standout shots below. TOOL Steve Thrasher Marilyn Manson Steve Thrasher Motionless in White Austin Cooper Shinedown Steve Thrasher Halestorm Steve Thrasher Castle Rat Austin Cooper LS Dunes Steve Thrasher Black Label Society Steve Thrasher Lamb of God Nathan Zucker Avatar Steve Thrasher Black Veil Brides Steve Thrasher Coheed and Cambria Steve Thrasher Sevendust Austin Cooper Nekrogoblikon Austin Cooper The Pretty Wild Vanessa Holt Architects Justin James Agoncillo Dragonforce Austin Cooper Dayseeker Austin Cooper Electric Callboy Justin James Agoncillo Kublai Khan TX Justin James Agoncillo Behemoth Nathan Zucker Static X Austin Cooper

"The most surreal moment at that day was running into Ronnie Wood in the bathroom"

In the debut episode of Gnarly Origins, Revolver's Jimmy Hubbard sits down with heavy metal icon Zakk Wylde to trace the wild early years that led him from a New Jersey gas station to Ozzy Osbourne's band. Wylde looks back on the audition tape that changed everything, the lessons that shaped him and...

Welcome to Rockville just staged an epic four-day event that found more than 160 acts from the worlds of metal, rock, hardcore and more spread out across five stages at the World Famous Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, between May 7th-10th. The latest iteration of Rockville brought things heavy, in scope and sound — with massive headliners for the fest including Bring Me the Horizon, Guns N’ Roses, My Chemical Romance and Foo Fighters. The event also celebrated veteran titans like Motionless in White, Slaughter to Prevail, Ice Nine Kills and Turnstile, while also showcasing the next gen of stage dominators like Castle Rat and Thornhill. Photographers Justin James Agoncillo, Austin Cooper, Steve Thrasher, Dan Virchow and Nathan Zucker were cruising the Speedway to capture all that Rockville action — check out some of their standout shots below. Black Veil Brides Steve Thrasher Black Label Society Steve Thrasher Slaughter to Prevail Dan Virchow Motionless in White Steve Thrasher My Chemical Romance Steve Thrasher Bring Me the Horizon Austin Cooper Cradle of Filth Dan Virchow Ice Nine Kills Austin Cooper Turnstile Austin Cooper Thornhill Dan Virchow House of Protection Dan Virchow Alice Cooper Steve Thrasher Behemoth Justin James Agoncillo Suicidal Tendencies Dan Virchow Castle Rat Dan Virchow Guns N Roses Lorna Shore Dan Virchow Foo Fighters Steve Thrasher The Warning Steve Thrasher Coal Chamber Nathan Zucker Lamb of God Justin James Agoncillo Coheed and Cambria Steve Thrasher

Wylde is bringing back his Berzerkus festival for its first shows since 2024.

Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10 a.m. local time.