Stereogum — In February, Dave Grohl and Anthrax’s Scott Ian and Charlie Benante announced a Bad Brains tribute 7-inch of the trio tackling the 1982 song “The Regulator.” It was done under the name G.B.I. (for Grohl, Benante, and Ian), and they released ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The trio formed the one-off supergroup GBI to record "The Regulator" in support of H.R. Dave Grohl and Anthrax’s Charlie Benante and Scott Ian Unleash Bad Brains Cover: Stream Spencer Kaufman more info

Metal Injection — "On my children's lives, I had zero plans of being called to be the drummer." more info

Consequence Of Sound — "Keep the Party Going: A Tribute to Jimmy Buffett" also featured performances from Dave Grohl, Sheryl Crow, and more. Paul McCartney and The Eagles Perform “Let It Be” at Jimmy Buffett Tribute Show: Watch Paolo Ragusa more info

Stereogum — Last year, Jimmy Buffett passed away at the age of 76. Last night, many of Buffett’s peers and admirers came together for a massive tribute concert at the Hollywood Bowl. Near the end of the night, for instance, Dave Grohl introduced Paul McCart... more info

Metal Injection — Twenty-five rockstar tell the stories of their personal encounters with the heralded Motörhead founding father. more info

Stereogum — Despite what my brain keeps telling me every time I read the headline, Flea is not on the new St. Vincent song. The song is called “Flea.” It does not involve the famed Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist. It does, however, feature a rock celebrity ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Grohl and Smith went head to head in a drum off, St. Vincent covered Patsy Cline's "Crazy," and there was a magic show. Josh Homme Put On an Epic Benefit Concert with Dave Grohl, Chad Smith, Beck, and St. Vincent Scoop Harrison more info

Consequence Of Sound — The illustrated oral history arrives this summer via Z2 Comics. New Graphic Novel Chronicling Lemmy and Motörhead Features Contributions from Dave Grohl, Ozzy, and Slash Jon Hadusek more info

Stereogum — Last night, Queens Of The Stone Age leader Josh Homme held an all-star benefit show for his Sweet Stuff Foundation at the Belasco in Los Angeles. The nonprofit raises money for musicians and recording engineers who are suffering from illness or di... more info