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Toronto rock singer and podcaster Danko Jones tapped former God Forbid guitarist Doc Coyle for a half-hour interview about a range of topics, including why he left the metal band earlier this month and if he plans on forming a new group to fill the void left by his old outfit.

Drummer Atom Willard, who has done time in the Offspring and Angels & Airwaves and most recently with Danko Jones, has another new gig to add to his resume. He will be drumming for Against Me!

Canadian hard rock stalwarts Danko Jones recently announced that they'll be heading out a tour of North America alongside Volbeat. The trek will kick off on March 6 in Dallas, Texas and conclude in Philadelphia, Pa. on April 11. Known for their hard-edged yet hooky songwriting chops, Danko Jones will be out in support of Rock and Roll Is Black and Blue, their sixth studio album...

In honor of Labor Day, Noisecreep asked some of our favorite musicians to tell us their worst job before they found success playing heavy metal. As you'll read below, the guys did everything from work the counter at a porn shop to sling pizza at a Chuck E...

Rock on the Range 2011 is in the history books. The fest, held annually at Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio, celebrated its five year anniversary over the May 20-22 weekend. "Armageddon isn't so bad!" screamed Avenged Sevenfold frontman M...

Danko Jones are what some might call a band's band. The Canadian power trio's five studio albums can be found on tour buses across the world, and the group counts rockers like Axl Rose and Lemmy Kilmister among its fans. Lemmy, as well as a cadre of Hollywood actors, appears in 'I Think Bad Thoughts,' Danko Jones' latest music video...

Canadian rock band Danko Jones rounded up an impressive, star-studded cast for the video for their single 'Full of Regret.' It's like a mini-movie. Motörhead bassist Lemmy Kilmister stars, alongside Mike Watt of the Minutemen, actor Elijah Wood and actress Selma Blair. In ...

For their forthcoming release 'Below the Belt,' the Canadian rock trio Danko Jones went back to basics, cultivating the sound for which they are known. "I think 'Never Too Loud' was kind of our take on classic rock," Jones, the lead singer/guitarist of the eponymous band, told Noisecreep...