In 2002, the Projekt Revolution tour started off simply as a Linkin Park headlining tour with Cypress Hill, Adema and DJ Z-Trip (and a relatively similar structure in 2003). But by 2004, Linkin Park expanded the tour into a two stage amphitheater summer festival tour, making it the only tour where you could see Korn and Funeral For A Friend on the same bill as Snoop Dog and Less Than Jake. But just like Linkin Park, the tour became less heavy with bands like My Chemical Romance, Taking Back Sunday and HIM taking over the 2007 edition of the tour. Projekt Revolution lasted one more year after that in the States (finding Chris Cornell and Busta Rhymes on the same stage), but has ceased to exist since 2008 (minus the 2011 European version).
Rainbow will celebrate the earliest and most influential years of their career with The Temple of the King 1975–1976, a comprehensive 9-CD box set arriving March 6, 2026, via Edsel Records. Newly mastered by Andy Pearce and Matt Wortham, the collection marks the first...
If you’re American, the easiest way to understand Gluecifer is to imagine what it would feel like if a band like the Ramones, or maybe the MC5, disappeared for two decades and then returned without any interest in explaining themselves. No oral history, no apology...
New music continues to pile its way through. Since our chunk last week with 47 new songs, this week brings a festive batch of six new tracks as well as fresh videos from already-existing albums or live performances. Metal Insider has collected songs...
New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This week sees new muisc from the likes of Peter Criss, Dead Sun and Lychgate amongst the many outstanding works hitting shelves. Don’t...
New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This New Music Friday sees new releases from the likes of Volumes, Lord Of The Lost and Windswept, as well as the debut full-length...
New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. Kicking off the month of December, we will see new releases from the likes of Enthroned, Upon A Burning Body, and Blood Red Throne, as...
4. Projekt Revolution
