31 Years Ago - Skid Row Release ‘Slave to the Grind’31 Years Ago - Skid Row Release ‘Slave to the Grind’Skid Row's devastatingly heavy second album came out on June 11, 1991.Jon WiederhornJon Wiederhorn
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10 Rock + Metal Tours From 1992 We Wish We Could See Now10 Rock + Metal Tours From 1992 We Wish We Could See NowCapping off the 20th century with some remarkable concerts.Jordan BlumJordan Blum
Best Rock + Metal Songs of March — Staff Favorites + EssentialsBest Rock + Metal Songs of March — Staff Favorites + EssentialsKeep up with each month's best songs with one playlist.Loudwire StaffLoudwire Staff
See Skid Row Play First Concert With New Singer Erik GronwallSee Skid Row Play First Concert With New Singer Erik GronwallThey're currently supporting the Scorpions. Lauryn SchaffnerLauryn Schaffner
Skid Row Debut Classic-Sounding Song With New SingerSkid Row Debut Classic-Sounding Song With New SingerTheir first new album since 2006!Joe DiVitaJoe DiVita
New Skid Row Singer Competed on 'Swedish Idol' With '18 and Life'New Skid Row Singer Competed on 'Swedish Idol' With '18 and Life'See the song that started it all and brought it back full circle for him.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Skid Row Part Ways With ZP Theart, Reveal New VocalistSkid Row Part Ways With ZP Theart, Reveal New VocalistThe band's first song with the singer arrives on Friday.Chad ChildersChad Childers
Sabo - Reuniting With Classic Skid Row Would Be 'Living a Lie'Sabo - Reuniting With Classic Skid Row Would Be 'Living a Lie'He wants to be in a band where everyone gets along.Lauryn SchaffnerLauryn Schaffner
10 Deeply Romantic Rock + Metal Lyrics10 Deeply Romantic Rock + Metal LyricsTry not to blush, ya big softies!Joanna AngelJoanna Angel