Rock

Still riding high off their international hit "Hero" appearing in Richard Linklater's landmark film Boyhood, Family of the Year are back with the "Make You Mine" video, which Billboard is exclusively premiering today.

Mayday Parade's fifth studio album, "Black Lines," is due Oct. 9 on Fearless Records, and Billboard is excited to premiere its first track.

When Jake McElfresh, the emo singer-songwriter known as Front Porch Step, took the Vans Warped Tour’s acoustic basement stage on July 1 for an unannounced performance, hecklers greeted him. “Go rape some little girls!” someone shouted in the Fairgrounds Nashville audience. “F— you, asshole!” yelled another voice, as seven security guards stood watch.

Out August 7 on Loma Vista Recordings, HEALTH’s “Death Magic” sounds like peak Nine Inch Nails filtered through “Yeezus,” in the headspace of a band that had just written the soundtrack for a third person shooter game. Frontman Jake Duzsik, producer Andrew Dawson, and engineer Lars Stalfors discuss how it came together.

Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher performed a new song on Sunday (July 26) at a local pub in Charlestown, Ireland.

English alternative rock band Foals has released one of the coolest music videos this summer.

Following up the success of their 2011 album "My Head Is an Animal," Icelandic folk-poppers Of Monsters and Men are back with a new album called "Beneath the Skin." It dropped June 9 on Republic Records and now they’ve shared a lyric video for its somber, minimal track “Organs.”

Talk about crew love -- in the brand new music video from American/Danish rockers New Politics, the Fall Out Boy, Panic! At The Disco, and the rest of the DCD2 Records family joined the fun for bringing the track “West End Kids” to life.

Rise Records act Miss May I, which is on the verge of dropping it fifth album, Deathless (Aug. 7), is rolling out another video from the project. The clip is from the set’s title track, and it premieres today exclusively on Billboard.com.

Neil Fallon cuts a convincing mad scientist figure in the video for "X-Ray Visions," the first track released from Clutch's upcoming 11th studio album Psychic Warfare. "It was method acting, I guess," he tell Billboard with a chuckle.

Gun N' Roses guitarist DJ Ashba has quit the band after six years in the group. He confirmed the news in a handwritten letter posted to his website, stating he plans to focus more time on his band Sixx: A.M., as well as his wife and family.