John Bush of Armored Saint celebrates 35+ years of musical unity, with just one lineup change—guitarist Dave Prichard’s passing in ’90—and Jeff Duncan stepping in to help write “Last Train Home.” Unlike bands torn by turnover, Armored Saint’s enduring core lets fans connect with the same faces year after year. Their latest album, “Emotion Factory Reset,” blends classic metal with fresh energy, produced by bassist Joey Vera and mixed by Jay Ruston. The band’s current lineup, together since ’89 (with brief breaks when Bush fronted Anthrax), is set to tour this fall with Metal Church as “The Metal Saint Tour 2026,” kicking off November 2nd.

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Oasis might be gearing up for another tour after their big reunion shows next year, with Noel Gallagher dropping playful hints about Liam’s involvement — and even joking they’d need “something to do” since there’s no major football tournament. The brothers’ dynamic continues to spark fan frenzy, especially as the new documentary Don’t Look Back in Anger drops on September 11th, offering exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from the reunion tour in theaters and IMAX. With Liam off social media, fans are buzzing — and this doc is the perfect way to dive back into Oasis’s legendary legacy while we wait for official tour news.

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John Cooper of Skillet spills the tea on how he turns faith into a front-row seat—no hiding, no apologies. He’s got a “Jesus freak” badge pinned to his chest and uses it like a shield, confronting skepticism head-on to protect his authenticity. Early interviews? He’d rather be honest than misinterpreted. And guess what? Fans don’t care about the Jesus stuff—they just want the music. Some even credit Skillet with guiding them to faith or healing their pain. Now, they’re dropping a heavy, personal six-song EP called “After The Storm,” written from a place of raw vulnerability, inspired by betrayal, grief, and hope. And yes, they’re crushing it: over 12 million monthly Spotify listeners, “Monster” hitting 5 billion streams, and their European tour breaking records.

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