Pantera has been announced as the first headliner of Rock Fest from July 13-15 in Cadott, WI, dubbed ‘the largest rock and camping event in the country.’ Festival organizers shared on social media: “It’s been 21 years 
Rockers, you ask and we deliver… @panteraofficial will perform at Rock Fest 2023!! 
Christmas is in July! 
” Additional Rock Fest headliners will be announced at a later date.
The Rolling Stones will release their star-studded New Jersey show from their 50th-anniversary tour as a live album ten years later. The double-disc set is called Grrr Live! which is a nod to the band’s 2021 best-of-collection titled Grrr!. Check out a trailer for the live album – here.
Paramore have shared the video for their song “The News,” directed by Mike Kluge and Matthew DeLisi, from their upcoming album, This Is Why. In the video, Hayley Williams appears as someone who has been overwhelmed by continuous TV watching and screen time, donning a “Turn Off” sweatshirt at different points while an alter ego baits her about her viewing habits. You can watch the video clip – here.
Bush hit the road in 2022 supporting their new album, The Art of Survival, and they will be back on tour in North America in early 2023. The group shared via their social media: “You know we couldn’t stay away for long. Bush have announced an early 2023 North American headlining tour with support from Jerry Cantrell, Candlebox and Silversun Pickups at select dates.” Bush’s LP The Art of Survival features the Top 10 single “More Than Machines” and the follow-up “Heavy Is the Ocean.” The album is currently available – here.
Queensryche have shared their U.S. headlining tour dates for spring 2023 in support of their latest album, October’s Digital Noise Alliance. Serving as support for Queensryche will be Marty Friedman (ex-Megadeth) and the metal band Trauma.
