MichaelJackson

"I think that personal relationship between the host, music and the listener is sacred," Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx told Noisecreep. In a lot of ways, Sixx has done it all: played bass for a major rock band, created both a fashion line and a charity and written a bestseller. Today, S...

Jason Evigan is living the hard rock dream these days. His band, After Midnight Project, is signed to Universal Motown, their debut album recently hit stores, and they've been touring the country with Papa Roach. The singer's father is actor Greg Evigan, who found success in the television shows 'BJ and the Bear' and 'My Two Dads,' so he's no stranger to the world of entertainment...

Metal has been a lifelong journey for Wet Nurse drummer Curran Reynolds, who also did time as publicist for Earache before branching out to become an independent PR maven! He organizes the New York City-based, Monday night show series called Precious Metal -- and of course, pounds the skins...

Rolling Stone scribe turned biographer Anthony Bozza admits that when he first encountered AC/DC he was frightened. "I remember the day I first saw their album cover and stuff," Bozza told Noisecreep. "My neighbor across the street and I snuck into his older brother's room...

Strung Out are celebrating their 20th year together, but they still have more fans in the punk and hardcore world than they do in the metal community. That doesn't mean their high-energy hybrid of both genres doesn't deserve the Noisecreep seal of approval...

During an Aug. 6 show featuring Ratt and Extreme at New Jersey's Starland Ballroom, nostalgia reigned supreme for rock hounds who were enjoying a massive dose of '80s glam rock. During their set, Extreme ace guitarist Nuno Bettencourt asked the crowd who plays 'Guitar Hero...

Man, did we have a busy weekend, as we're sure you did. On Saturday, we braved the L.I.E. traffic to head out to a poolside barbecue with the relatives. Luckily, this year, no one blacked out and fell in the pool. We also caught a baseball game, an epic fireworks display, and even managed to make it to the beach for a few hours...

It's been one week since the death of pop icon Michael Jackson, and Jerry Cantrell, guitarist of Alice in Chains, still can't believe he's gone. Or that Farrah Fawcett's gone, too. But one thing's for sure. Both Cantrell and drummer Sean Kinney respect the King of Pop for a myriad of reasons...

Alex Skolnick of Testament admits that Michael Jackson didn't replace Judas Priest in his tape deck, but the 'King of Pop' still had a profound effect on the shredder. "When 'Thriller' came out in 1983, MJ had been someone my peers and I mistakenly thought of as a 'disco' artist," Skolnick told Noisecreep...

Pop star Michael Jackson was known for his voice, his dance moves and songwriting ability. As the investigation into his death heats up, musicians from all genres continue to remember Jackson and his legacy. Queensrÿche front man Geoff Tate remembers being inspired by Jackson at a very early age. "I ...