The mosh pit has become such a familiar part of live music that it's easy to forget there was a time when it didn't exist. What started in underground punk scenes eventually spread through hardcore, thrash metal, grunge, nu-metal, metalcore and far beyond. So how did running into strangers become a concert tradition?

For years, people have been saying the same thing: rock is dead. And for years, rock has been quietly proving them wrong. It’s not exploding the way it did in the ’90s. It’s not dominating radio the way it did in the 2000s. But if you look a little closer, you’ll see it, in streaming numbers, sold-out tours, viral moments, and a new wave of artists pushing rock back into the spotlight.

Johnny Ramone didn't need an overflowing wardrobe to become a style icon. His formula was almost aggressively simple. Black leather jacket, T-shirt, ripped jeans, sneakers and that unmistakable bowl haircut. Alongside the rest of the Ramones, Johnny helped create a visual identity that became inseparable from punk rock itself. The brilliance was in the consistency. While other rock stars embraced extravagance, the Ramones looked like four guys who had walked in off the street

Few breakups in music history have been blamed on one person as often as The Beatles splitting up has been blamed on Yoko Ono.

Few musicians have influenced the look of rock ’n’ roll quite like Keith Richards. This week, we break down the formula behind one of rock ’n’ roll's greatest style icons.

Giant noses. Polka dots. Bare feet. A wild double-neck guitar/bass. If you’ve been anywhere near the guitar side of the internet lately, you’ve probably seen Angine de Poitrine.

Trivium and In Flames have officially announced a massive UK and European run for spring 2027, and somehow the support lineup makes this thing even crazier: Paleface Swiss and VOLA are coming along for every date.

Before Blink-182 became one of the defining bands of modern pop-punk, they were just three kids from Southern California with skate parks, cheap gear, and a shared obsession with fast, loud, funny music. Their story isn’t a straight line, it’s full of breakups, reinventions, and some of the most iconic songs of the late ’90s and 2000s.

Every band has a starting point, a basement, a few amps, and a reason to play. For Feral Union, that story begins back in 2016.

Francesca’s story with the guitar started almost before she could walk. Her love for music skyrocketed when a childhood encounter with rock icons turned into a lifelong dream.

For more than two decades, the Vans Warped Tour wasn’t just a concert, it was a summer ritual for fans of punk, pop-punk, skate culture, and alternative music. Loud stages, dusty parking lots, and endless lines of band merch created a traveling community that shaped an entire generation of music fans.

The rock and metal world lost one of its most trusted riff architects on March 13, 2026, when Phil Campbell, longtime guitarist of Motörhead, passed away at the age of 64 following complications after a major operation.