Airbourne

Airbourne pay homage to the late Lemmy Kilmister with their new video for 'It's All for Rock n' Roll.'

Aussie rockers Airbourne are ready to unleash their fourth album, 'Breakin' Outta Hell,' and they've lined up an extensive tour of the U.S. and Canada.

It's less than a month until the Monster Energy's Rock Allegiance Tour kicks off, and a teaser video featuring headliners Volbeat has been released (watch above). Other bands on the trek include HIM, All That Remains and Airbourne.

Although their sound has been tagged as echoing fellow Australian band AC/DC, Airbourne's make no excuses approach is best displayed with their new lyric video for 'No One Fits.' The catchy track, which can either be seen as a romantic rock song or a ribald ditty, is played throughout an empty bar as its lyrics are emblazoned on various alcoholic themed items.

Tickets for the Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival will go on sale to the general public in select markets beginning June 12 at both www.RockstarUproar.com and www.LiveNation.com. A limited number of $20 lawn tickets with no extra fees are available while supplies last...

Chris Babbitt is frontman of the new band Taking Dawn. His band is out on the road right now and somehow he found time to pen a humorous blog for Metal Hammer. Titled 'Airbourne, Girls, Hangover, Getting Locked Out and the Whore's A--hole,'' Babbitt gives his readers a little taste of real life on the road...

Rockstar Energy Drink is offering a more 'rock' alternative to their wildly successful Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival, a metal-centric event which is embarking on its third year with Korn and Rob Zombie as this edition's headliners, and has supplanted Ozzfest at the top of the summer metal festival food chain...

When Bullet For My Valentine started out over a decade ago, they were known as Jeff Killed John. The years passed, and the band took on their current moniker. Eventually they started gaining label attention, and a few came knocking, including Roadrunner and Jive...

Godsmack will headline Kansas City Rockfest, North America's largest one-day music festival. This year the festival is scheduled for May 15 at the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City. Other bands slated to perform the fest include 3 Days Grace, Seether, Papa Roach, Drowning Pool, Rev Theory, Halestorm, Five Finger Death Punch, Airbourne, Janus, the Veer Union, Burn Halo, Adelitas Way, Shaman's Harvest

Welsh metal sensations Bullet for My Valentine will launch a headline tour with Davison, Mich. post-hardcore band Chiodos and Aussie pub rockers Airbourne, starting April 30 in Worcester, Mass. Dates run through May 30 in Detroit. The Bullet for My Valentine tour will mark their first time in North America since the 2009 Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival...