Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — HELLYEAH's new album, "Unden!able", arrives on June 3. In addition to current single "Human", the set features a cover of Phil Collins's "I Don't Care Anymore". The song features a guitar track from late PANTERA guitarist and HELLYEAH drummer Vinnie... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — HELLYEAH frontman Chad Gray explained in a new interview with Billboard why his previous band MUDVAYNE broke up after five studio albums together. Gray revealed: "I still love and talk to those guys, but it's like being in a relationship and all the ... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — HELLYEAH has released a five-minute video featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the first week of band's "We're All In This Together" tour with ESCAPE THE FATE, NEW YEARS DAY and FROM ASHES TO NEW. Check out the clip below. "We're All In This Tog... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Hales and Baker of the Columbus, Ohio radio station 99.7 The Blitz conducted an interview with HELLYEAH singer Chad Gray at this year's Rock On The Range festival, which was held May 20-22 in Columbus, Ohio. You can now watch the chat below. Speakin... more info

Metalsucks — On a Phil Collins cover, no less. The post Hellyeah’s Unden!able to Feature Previously Unreleased Dimebag Recording appeared first on MetalSucks. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — HELLYEAH's forthcoming fifth album, "Unden!able", will feature a cover version of the song "I Don't Care Anymore", which was written, performed, and produced by English singer-songwriter Phil Collins, having originally appeared on his second solo LP,... more info

The Mirror — American broadcaster Dana Tyler has not appeared on air since Collins ended their 10-year relationship in February to return to third wife Orianne Cevey more info

The Mirror — From Blonde and Culture Club to Sir Cliff Richard and Phil himself, see how timeless records would look like if the star's released them today more info

Guardian Music — Collins was photographed for the back catalogue reissues of his solo albums in the same poses, turning the exercise into a meditation on fame and ageing Continue reading... more info

Rolling Stone — Phil Collins was at the peak of his commercial powers in the summer of 1986. Genesis had just released Invisible Touch and were gearing up for a enormous stadium tour to support the LP, while songs like "Take Me Home" and "Don't Lose My Number" from... more info