This week brings huge tour extensions, archival drops from iconic legends, and massive release announcements across the rock and metal spectrum. Here is your briefing on the biggest noise making waves right now.
Ronnie Wood Extends 2026 Solo Tour to South America
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood isn’t slowing down. Following the launch of his European tour, the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer officially expanded his 2026 Fearless tour with three major arena dates across South America. Joined by special guest Imelda May, Wood will hit São Paulo, Buenos Aires, and Santiago this November.
Classic KISS Live Recording Resurfaced: Kiss Destroys Anaheim ’76
KISS fans have a major archival release to look forward to. Universal has announced Kiss Destroys Anaheim ’76, a full-length live album capturing the legendary stadium show that Peter Criss once called his favorite KISS performance ever. Original Alive! producer Eddie Kramer returned to mix the multi-track tapes for this physical release.
Primus Drop “The Ol’ Grizz” Music Video Ahead of European Tour
Alternative metal outfit Primus have premiered an animated music video for their track “The Ol’ Grizz”. Directed by Les Claypool’s son, Cage Claypool, the video comes right as the band prepares to launch their first UK and European headline tour in nearly a decade. The track will be featured on their upcoming 10th studio album.
Jackson Browne Announces First Full Concert Stand Since 2025
Singer-songwriter and rock mainstay Jackson Browne has announced a three-night residency at Los Angeles’ Hollywood Pantages Theatre. Marking his first scheduled full headlining shows since late last year, tickets for the initial dates sold out almost instantly.
Quick Hits & Heavy Metal Drops
- Sheri Moon Zombie released her debut single “I Love My Robot,” featuring a B-side track by Rob Zombie titled “Sir Lord Acid Wolfman”.
- Ann Wilson of Heart revealed details for Consecrated Ground, her second full-length studio collaboration with her solo project Tripsitter.
- Monolord debuted a cinematic new music video for “Iodine,” paying tribute to classic ’70s guitar staples like Led Zeppelin’s “No Quarter”.
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