Ready to rock? Then it is time to get down with Come on Feel the Noize: The Story of How Rock Became Metal, a Rockumentary named after one of the biggest hits by that most hardcore of Metal bands, SLADE! Okay, Director Jörg Sonntag (Atlantic...
Growing up, we fondly look forward to but a few extra special days every year that, even as adults, put a smile on our face and leave us feeling warm inside; birthdays, Christmas morning, and the last day of school bring a joy to us...
Twisted Sister once shouted "You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll!" back in 1983, and over thirty years later, the words still echo loudly. Living proof, Heavy Metal icon Quiet Riot has sustained their share of trials and tribulations. Beginning back in the late 70s, they...
The persistence of cold weather did not keep passionate fans from returning for more '80s Rock madness at M3 Festival in Columbia, Maryland on Saturday, April 30th. An even bigger lineup than the opening day, Day Two promised around twelve hours of near non-stop music with the...
M3 Festival has become one of the biggest and best '80s Hard Rock/Metal music festivals in the USA. Building a tradition over the past seven years, M3 Festival returns for year number eight in 2016 with one heck of a lineup no one will want...
The 1980s was an era known for decadence, and the Rock-n-Roll scene was at its peak. A time where the Sunset Strip in Hollywood California was pumping out a new band every day, all of them had dreams of being the next Van Halen, living large,...
Celebrating their seventh year of bringing some of the biggest '80s Hard Rock/Metal acts together for two days of music, M3 Festival, returns in 2015. In years past acts such as Kix, Extreme, Lita Ford, W.A.S.P., Night Ranger, Twisted Sister, and so many more have...
The 1980's saw a changing of the guard in rock-n-roll with heavy metal music coming of age and forming into a dominate force in the mainstream. At the forefront of this historic movement was Southern California's Quiet Riot, the first metal band ever to have...
