Loudwire Nights

Linkin Park's Emily Armstrong and Phoenix reflect on the band's legacy, what's on the horizon and share their thoughts on how they prep for major shows.

Cullen Moore celebrates the upcoming release of Sleep Theory's debut full-length album, 'Afterglow,' and reflects on the band's growth.

Tracii Guns joins Loudwire Nights to celebrate L.A. Guns' new album, reflect on his massive career and dive into his love for all things Black Sabbath.

The Funeral Portrait's Lee Jennings discusses his friendship with Ivan Moody, their new song "Holy Water" and much more.

Coalesce's Sean Ingram dives into his latest musical project, the heavy new band out of Kansas City called Idle Heirs, and their debut LP, 'Life Is Violence.'

Switchfoot's Jon Foreman discusses his band's latest song, "Last Man Standing," featuring guitar legend Buddy Guy.

Architects' Sam Carter discusses the band's latest album, what it's like touring the United States and why Black Sabbath are so important to him.

Pop Evil's Leigh Kakaty dives into their new album, 'What Remains,' reflects on the band's evolution over the years and what it's like nearing major milestones.

Alice In Chains' William DuVall and Chained Saint's Ethan Kahn dive into the latter's debut album, 'Blindside,' which DuVall produced.

Wednesday 13 discusses his 10th solo album, 'Mid Death Crisis,' looks back on his career and shares why Ozzy Osbourne is so important to him.

Buzz Osborne dives into 'Thunderball,' the new album from Melvins 1983 and reflects on how he discovered music growing up in a small town in Washington.

Phil X celebrates the new album from Phil X & The Drills and shares stories about working with everyone from Bon Jovi to Chris Cornell.