Alter Bridge releases new single “What Lies Within” – rock music fans can now listen to it.
KISS Bassist, Gene Simmons, reportedly found himself in the hospital following a car crash, bringing some alarming news for fans and the rock community. Fortunately, Simmons is now in stable condition and recovering. In happier news, Disney has unveiled a collaboration with the Muppets to re-imagine the iconic Aerosmith Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster, hinting at an exciting ride for fans of both the animated characters and the band.
On the music front, Alter Bridge has delighted fans with a new single, “What Lies Within,” a taste of what to expect from their upcoming self-titled album set to drop in January 2026. The band has also announced a European tour, with further plans for a U.S. leg in the spring. Alter Bridge enthusiasts can expect a treat with special guests Daughtry and Sevendust gracing the stage during the European tour, with Filter, Sevendust, and Tim Montana set to join them in the U.S.
Excitement continues in the rock scene with bands like Rush, Bring Me The Horizon, Megadeth, Lamb of God, Nine Inch Nails, and Ghost announcing tours and releasing new music. Amidst the buzz, Ace Frehley had to cancel some tour dates, and Trivium faced a significant departure as drummer Alex Bent left the band after a nine-year tenure. Moreover, Yungblud and Oasis are set to take North America by storm with anticipated tours, promising unforgettable experiences for audiences.
Individual success stories also shine through, with Limp Bizkit scoring their first number one hit in 26 years, alongside bands like Nine Inch Nails, Judas Priest, and New Found Glory continuing to make waves with new releases and tour announcements. Additionally, significant industry news emerged with Spotify Founder Daniel Ek stepping down as CEO, marking a change in leadership for the popular music streaming platform.
Rock legends like Def Leppard are poised to receive accolades with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, signifying their enduring impact on the music world. Meanwhile, Soulfly celebrates the 25th anniversary of their album ‘Primitive,’ and Judas Priest pays homage to Black Sabbath with a cover of “War Pigs” featuring Ozzy Osbourne, adding new dimensions to classic rock favorites.
Creed enthusiasts have reason to rejoice as the band concludes a successful reunion tour and gears up for future projects, including the second Summer of ’99 and Beyond Festival. The festival promises a nostalgic celebration of rock anthems alongside fellow headliner Nickelback, setting the stage for a memorable musical experience for fans of both bands. Their shared history and milestone performances at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre add even more significance to this year’s festival, highlighting the enduring appeal of rock music across generations.
As the rock scene continues to evolve and captivate audiences, fans can look forward to a dynamic landscape of new music, tours, and industry developments that keep the spirit of rock alive and thriving. With established icons and emerging talents making their mark, the future of rock music remains as vibrant and exciting as ever.