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Did Shinedown and Creed doom the traveling roadshow?

Ice-T, Nikki Sixx and others had plenty to say about Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance.

Italian groove metal singer Dominik Paris is also now a bronze medal winning downhill skier after his 2026 Olympics run.

Record heat hit Montana this February, defying typical winter cold, spurring fire worries, and mixing with forecasts for more spring precipitation.

If you grew up in the ’80s, these snapshots will feel like your own family album.

A tense Sunday afternoon in Philipsburg took a dark turn when a police chase escalated into a life-or-death situation.

Here is who was behind the "ICE OUT" protest towel Tom Morello was seen holding during the Super Bowl.

The manager of late bassist Anthony Jackson has called out the Grammys for including him in the Ozzy 'In Memoriam' portion and not featuring him during a more proper representation of his music.

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl was filmed chugging a beer at the LX Super Bowl, as shown in a clip shared by the NFL on social media.

Mild weather has hikers flocking to Mount Jumbo, but most areas remain closed. Missoula police warn trespassing could lead to fines and citations.

Kid Rock was moving and flipping his mic a bunch, but was he singing live at the All-American Halftime Show? The internet reacts.

Brendon Small reflects on 20 years of Metalocalypse and shares what to expect from Dethklok's touring this year.

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Songs by Aerosmith, Alice In Chains and Ozzy Osbourne played at the beginning of the Super Bowl LX during the Seahawks and Patriots player intros.

Green Day played right before the start of Super Bowl LX. Here's what fans are saying.

See what Green Day played during their headlining set at the NFL Super Bowl Kickoff performance.

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"Quit your sh-tty ass job," Armstrong told ICE agents before warning them about what'll happen "when this is over."

Some of the top acts in both rock and metal have never shied away from showing love for their favorite NFL teams.