Ghost has made quite the mark on the music scene since their first album, "Opus Eponymous." Here's how they came up with their hit song "Dance Macabre."
Bad Wolves might not be a household name, but their cover of "Zombie" launched their fame. Like any other metal band, though, they have had their ups and downs.
The decline of Creed — and Scott Stapp in particular — was as spectacular as the band's rise. Here's the long, strange story of Creed's fall from grace.
Ghost is not just a metal band. They are an entire phantasmagoria, haunted by the lore and rumors dreamed up by their lead singer and mastermind, Tobias Forge.
While his music and public persona are built mostly on fun and good times, there's a tragic, painful side to the life of Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker.
It might not be widely known that actor John Stamos is also a pretty fair drummer, so it's not a surprise that he was friends with the late Taylor Hawkins.
With Angus Young's horn signs and the band's copious "Hell's Bells" imagery, it's easy to believe that the biggest controversies regarding AC/DC might have been of the devil-worshiping variety. Back in the day, it seems that one of the most curious things about the band was ... their name.
Guns N' Roses has existed since 1985. As one might assume from a group that has rocked for so long, there have been a few lineup changes over the years.
There's a reason why rock stars are synonymous with excess in everything — a lot of rock idols really lived that life. Their exploits became the stuff of legend and coroners' reports — because the danger in partying is the temptation to party too hard. Here are some rockers who partied way too hard.