31 Essential Rock + Metal Albums Turning 30 in 202531 Essential Rock + Metal Albums Turning 30 in 2025Grunge was going strong, but it wasn't the only game in town in 1995. How many of these albums from 30 years ago do you remember?Chad ChildersChad Childers
The 15 Biggest Bands With Three or Less AlbumsThe 15 Biggest Bands With Three or Less AlbumsThe biggest rock and metal bands that have released three or less albums due to break-ups, deaths, legal issues and more.Lauryn SchaffnerLauryn Schaffner
Rock Stars Celebrating Birthdays in AprilRock Stars Celebrating Birthdays in AprilFind out which rock stars will be blowing out the candles in April.Chad ChildersChad ChildersAlicia SelinAlicia Selin
What Happened to Grunge?What Happened to Grunge?As quickly as it exploded, it seemed to fade away.Lauryn SchaffnerLauryn Schaffner
50 Essential Grunge Era Videos50 Essential Grunge Era VideosBreak out the flannel and rock out once more.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Watch Layne Staley's Mom Beautifully Sing Her Son's MusicWatch Layne Staley's Mom Beautifully Sing Her Son's MusicShe performed at a Layne Staley tribute show.Graham HartmannGraham Hartmann
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Chris Cornell Open to Working With Mad Season MembersChris Cornell Open to Working With Mad Season MembersThe Soundgarden rocker would love to work with Mad Season's members, but under one very key condition.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Chris Cornell, Duff McKagan + More Join Mad Season ShowChris Cornell, Duff McKagan + More Join Mad Season ShowChris Cornell, Duff McKagan and a host of Seattle favorites joined Mad Season and the Seattle Symphony for their 'Sonic Evolution' show.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Chris Cornell to Front Mad Season With the Seattle SymphonyChris Cornell to Front Mad Season With the Seattle SymphonySoundgarden's Chris Cornell and Guns N' Roses' Duff McKagan will join the living members of Mad Season for a special performance with the Seattle Symphony.Jeff CornellJeff Cornell