As Hitfix first reported last July, Wilco had left Nonesuch Records and was hinting that the beloved Americana band might strike out on its own.
It turns out the Jeff Tweedy-led band have done just that. ...
“Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes,” the first studio album from SoCal’s Social Distortion in six years, opens with instrumental “Road Zombie.” It’s a straight shot of adrenalin t...
Be strong, metal fans: 2011 will mark the last year that Judas Priest is touring.
In an announcement posted on the veteran act's website, the quintet "will be giving all their fans one last chance to witness the...
Weezer may be on Epitaph now, but the alt-rock band is releasing at least one more effort through its former Universal home.
"Death to False Metal" is a collection of previously unreleased tracks, rarities ...
Putting the picture of "Lost" actor Jorge Garcia on the cover of "Hurley" may make it seem like Weezer is just messing with you. But today's news on the Weez is no shenanigan: the rock band is stre...
David Fincher got himself out of directing the new "Spider-Man," but is pleased Sony Pictures isn't going the conventional route on the super hero reboot. Talking to MTV this week, Fincher noted, "...
By the power of Twitter, Weezer has announced a new album release. Rivers Cuomo and Co. have signed to Epitaph for “Hurley,” the follow-up to their last “Raditude.” The album will be out in a l...
I'd like to sit here and tell you that "Epitaph Two: The Return" is an unmitigated triumph, an episode of television that will singlehandedly push future generations to realize that "Dollhouse" is ...
The MTV Networks two-hour primetime telethon "Hope for Haiti" will impact a lot of programming on Friday, Jan. 22, but for a small subset of TV viewers, we suspect that the most important change is the postp...
"Chuck" (NBC) Sunday, Jan. 10
Saved by devoted fans, critical adoration and the persuasive contributions of a certain sandwich company, "Chuck" returns for an 18-episode third season follo...
