Officials with the east side rock club Harpos pulled the plug early during a Saturday concert after they were alerted the band lineup was deemed to have Nazi and white-supremacist leanings.

This year, they’re doing things a bit differently, securing more rock bands for headline slots. But that doesn’t mean they’ve forgotten about metal, hard rock, punk, and hardcore.

The new collection will feature a limited-edition Apple Watch Black Unity Sport Loop, along with matching watch faces and dynamic iPhone and iPad wallpapers. Inspired by the Pan-African flag ...

and Apple Watch Ultra 2 (46mm band only). The Unity Rhythm watch face and iPhone and iPad wallpapers will be available through an upcoming software update. These require specific device models ...

Owners of Harpos, the longstanding rock club on Detroit's east side, are apologizing for hosting a concert Saturday night featuring metal bands with neo-Nazi affiliations. Venue owner Krystle ...

American rock band OneRepublic is expected to make a rare appearance on China’s Lunar New Year gala – the country’s most-watched television programme. State broadcaster CCTV said on Monday ...

Microsoft plans to soon remove its official web page for Windows themes and desktop wallpapers. The company has not given an exact date for when this will happen. The site, which Microsoft says is ...

As it did last year, the new watch face and wallpapers will likely be available ... one side of each loop and red on the other. When the band is worn, the colors appear dynamic, shifting from ...

A classic rock band has replaced its longtime guitarist due to health issues. The Eagles resumed their Las Vegas residency at the Sphere this month with a lineup change, according to Ultimate ...

Originally featuring the late Bon Scott on vocals - he was replaced after his death in 1980 by Brian Johnson - the band have notched up five decades of no-nonsense, lewd and crude rock 'n' roll.

This shift is being replicated across charts globally. And it’s not just rock bands that are losing out, but bands of all sorts, including pop groups (with the considerable exception of K-pop).