The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is keeping details on the performances for the upcoming 2025 induction ceremony under wraps, but some details have gotten out. 

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced yet another wave of big names who will serve as performers and presenters for the upcoming 2025 Hall induction ceremony. Per usual, they're not saying who does what, but the new names include both musicians and non-musicians.

Fans of Faith No More, prepare to be disappointed. While it should come as no surprise, with drummer Mike Bordin saying in an April interview that frontman Mike Patton was “unwilling” to do anymore FNM shows, keyboardist and founding member Roddy Bottum is also not willing to reunite with the band. 

A Perfect Circle announced a 2026 European tour that will serve as the band's first headlining trek since 2018.

Chappell Roan and The Killers have been added to the lineup for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony.  The show goes down November 8th.

Joey Erickson talks about what's coming up the next couple of weeks while the Corpus Christi IceRays are on the road. 

Last night (Oct. 25), Linkin Park kicked off the South American leg of their ongoing world tour (in support of 2024’s From Zero) at Vive Claro in Bogotá, Colombia. They’ll be joined by Poppy for the entire run, and concertgoers were treated to a special surprise when Poppy joined Linkin Park to perform one of the band’s biggest songs: “One Step Closer.”

Bad Omens will embark on a North American arena tour next spring with support from Beartooth and President.

The first single "My Only Angel" came out last month, but the band decided to take another swing at it, adding a long-time friend to the mix. Reaching out to comedian (and banjo legend) Steve Martin, the band felt he had something to add to the track.