What’s Metallica been up to lately? Here’s some fun from their show down in Mexico City a couple of weeks ago, which also happened to be James Hetfield’s birthday…

What a treat it is to have the Fender Center here in the Inland Empire (Corona). Not only do we get a variety of really cool performances but they also sponsor events for the community to attend. An upcoming event is for the whole family and benefits their Kids Rock Free program.

The Perseid Meteor Shower is happening Saturday night. Look up in the sky and check out the awesome sights!

And joins Aerosmith on an encore of Train Kept A-Rollin’ last night at the Hollywood Bowl show…

Thunderstorms screwed with much of the schedule at Chicago’s Lollapalooza Festival this weekend, but it looks like Black Sabbath ripped it up pretty well in their only U.S. show…

Michael Phelps is now the most decorated Olympian in history. Will his record be broken? Will athletes ever stop breaking records? Read on…

Since we’re probably not going to be at Lollapalooza in Chicago this weekend (if you are, congratulations for making me jealous!), we will not be catching Black Sabbath in their only U.S. performance. Ozzy, Tony Iommi, and Geezer Butler took the stage together for the first time in seven years back in May at the Download Festival (drummer Bill Ward has decided not to participate in the reunion), and it rocked…

Stu Tiffany and Jimbo have finally done something good for a change. Check out this CNN news feature where the crew helps show the danger of leaving pets in your vehicle.

Last Saturday Journey was at San Manuel Amphitheater, with Loverboy and Pat Benatar as the openers. How was it? My wife probably summed it up best when she said that “concerts are always great when you know every song”. These three bands have had some serious hits, and for 4 hours Saturday the crowd seemed to remember them all.

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“Who Shot Rock & Roll – A Photographic History, 1955 To The Present” just opened at the Annenberg Space For Photography in Century City. This is a must for all rock fans!