Roger Daltrey, legendary frontman of The Who, just received the prestigious ASCAP Founders Award in London — a honor reserved for artists who’ve boldly reshaped music and inspired generations. Beyond his iconic rock operas and powerhouse vocals, Daltrey’s tireless charity work, especially for young cancer patients, and his recent knighthood cement his status as a rock icon. Joining past winners like McCartney and Wonder, this award celebrates his enduring influence, while his upcoming U.S. solo tour proves he’s still commanding the stage. A true cornerstone of rock history, Daltrey’s legacy continues to roar.

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ANGEL, the legendary glam rock band, is launching a farewell tour in 2027, diving deep into their classic catalog—but they’re not hanging up their boots just yet. Frontman Frank DiMino confirms they’re open to festival gigs as a lighter, more flexible way to keep playing for fans. Meanwhile, they’re finishing a new studio album, their third on Cleopatra Records, with the current lineup—DiMino, guitarist Punky Meadows, and a new bassist—having held strong since 2018. Born in 1975 and famously discovered by Gene Simmons, ANGEL’s iconic white satin looks and explosive stage shows defined glam rock’s golden era. After disbanding in 1981 and reforming in 2019, they’re proving their timeless appeal by still making music and connecting with fans—long after most bands would’ve faded into nostalgia.

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Valkyrie’s Fire unleashes a fiery new video for “Burning Sky,” featuring Mikael Sehlin of Amaranthe, as they ramp up for their September 18th album “Out Of Darkness.” The cinematic clip toggles between haunting Tennessee prison halls and moody Swedish woods, blending history and aggression. Vocals from Bettie Floyd, Adam Sanders, and Sehlin create a layered, thunderous sound rooted in melodic power metal with metalcore grit. Lyrics explore biblical and historical themes theatrically, while desaturated visuals and fire symbolism evoke resilience and rebirth—setting the stage for a bold evolution in American symphonic metal.

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