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Neil Sanderson — drummer and co-founding member of Three Days Grace is taking a temporary leave from drumming duties after rupturing a bicep tendon in his left arm and requiring emergency surgery.
Sanderson says he’ll return to the tour as soon as possible, handling keyboards and backing vocals during recovery.
Former Breaking Benjamin drummer Shaun Foist is filling in behind the kit.
My Chemical Romance are facing legal action from Pro Silver Star Ltd. after the band brought dancers dressed as Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders onstage during their opening night of their residency at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
The performers appeared onstage and were involved in a staged gunfight with soldiers.
Pro Silver Star Ltd., who owns the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders brand had filed a temporary restraining order against the band from using the outfits.
The company also said the cheerleading uniforms are protected and appearing in something violent damages the squad’s reputation.
Jack Osbourne is clearing up confusion over plans to create an AI version of his late father, Ozzy Osbourne.
Some fans accused the family of trying to cash in on Ozzy’s legacy, but Jack says that’s not the case. He says it’s not like they’re going to have an AI Ozzy selling cell phones.
Instead, the family wants to get ahead of AI technology and control how Ozzy’s voice and image are used. Jack admits he didn’t explain the idea very well and says the goal is to protect his father’s legacy.
Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76 on July 22, 2025.
Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi revealed he will be on actor William Shatner’s upcoming metal album “What The F Is Heavy Metal?”
Iommi said Shatner sent him the track and he added the guitar to it. He didn’t share what the title of the song is or when it will be released.
The album is tentatively due out some time in 2027.
