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John Corabi kicks us off with the news of a brand-new solo album. KISS continues its reign of chaos by officially unleashing KISS kitchen knives onto the world, proving that even your countertops aren’t safe.

We’ve got more rumblings from the TRIUMPH camp as tour anticipation keeps building, and KIX singer Steve Whiteman opens up about retirement and what comes after a life spent screaming into the void.

Meanwhile, Geoff Tate reports he’s 85 percent done with his next project — which means it’s close enough to start arguing about already.

And because it’s the season finale, TbT and Ace drop their Top 5 Albums of 2025, breaking down the records that ruled their speakers, shook their walls, and earned their place in Weekly Pour history. You will probably be surprised at some of their picks!

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TbT and Ace are back behind the mics, kicking down the door with one of the most stacked weeks in rock we’ve seen all year.

Like a Phoenix, TRIUMPH has risen again, announcing their first tour in 30 years — a comeback loud enough to register on the Richter scale.

Speaking of icons, KISS was honored at the Kennedy Center alongside Sylvester Stallone, singer Gloria Gaynor, country music icon George Strait, and actor-singer Michael Crawford, proving that even the most explosive band on earth can still crash the most prestigious rooms in America. Speaking of KISS, Gene Simmons has testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee. Listen in to find out why!

In other news, Michael Sweet of Stryper has announced he is currently battling cancer, and albeit later than expected, Guns N’ Roses has finally dropped two brand-new singles, Atlas and Nothin’…we have thoughts.

And finally, since it’s that time of year, TbT and Ace dive into the chaotic world of rock and metal Christmas songs, because nothing says “holiday spirit” like shredding guitars, questionable Santa costumes, and a double shot of seasonal distortion.

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Tonights episode will forever be known as the episode that almost never happened. We will explain…you’ll laugh ,we will laugh, the toaster will laugh…

Anyway, ALTER BRIDGE is back and kicking the door off the hinges with a brand-new single that proves they haven’t lost an ounce of power. Mammoth just announced its first headlining dates of 2026, and if you think Wolfgang is slowing down, you clearly haven’t been paying attention.

The Pretty Reckless dropped a video for Where Are You Christmas?, somehow managing to make holiday music sound like something you can actually listen to without losing your will to live. Meanwhile, Styx and Chicago are teaming up for a summer run that’s going to make half the country’s classic-rock dads spontaneously weep with joy.

And then we hit the big guns. Literally. Guns N’ Roses has announced their first 2026 tour dates…

…and finally, Billboard decided to publish its list of the 50 Best Rock Bands, and let’s just say… we’ve got thoughts, opinions, and probably a few volume-enhanced objections.

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TbT and Ace light the fuse and let it roar. This week’s slate is pure gasoline on a stack of Marshalls:

Mötley Crüe has announced a full-scale Summer 2026 North American tour, celebrating the 20th anniversary of the groundbreaking 2005-2006 "Carnival Of Sins" tour and the 45th anniversary of the band.

The future of KISS is sharpening into focus and Paul Stanley hints at “probable” new music, proving the Demon and Starchild legacy refuses to cool off.

Speaking of music, Rick Allen says fresh Def Leppard material is “strong” and believes the fans will love it.

We’re all Cryin in the Rain, as David Coverdale officially retires, closing the book on one of rock’s most powerful voices.

Speaking of books, an official chronicle of Van Halen by Alex Van Halen is on the way, promising to dig deep into the legends, the chaos, and the truth behind the myth.

And for anyone crossing their fingers for a Poison 2026 tour… yeah, we’ve got news you’ll want to hear before you start saving for tickets.

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This week, TbT and Ace are back with another blast of pure rock carnage — no filters, no apologies.

The sons of KISS legends Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley are stepping out of the shadows and onto the stage, ready to drop their debut single and prove the bloodline still bleeds distortion. The 2026 Grammy nominations are out, and the battle lines are drawn.

Metallica just put a guitar from one of their infamous gigs on the auction block — a piece of rock history with sweat, smoke, and price tags that’ll make your wallet cry. And somewhere between the eyeliner and the illusion, Alice Cooper and Criss Angel are on stage…together…and adding more dates.

Meanwhile, Journey finally called it — after decades of drama and denial, they’re really going their separate ways. Guess they stopped believing after all those years of telling us not to.

We’re breaking down the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Ceremony, where legends rose, Bad Company finally got their crown, and the industry tried to remember what real rock sounds like.

And to wrap it all up — a story so bizarre, so unsettling, it might just mark the beginning of the end for music as we know it... and yes, it starts in country.

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This week, TbT and Ace are turning the volume up past the redline and blowing the lid off the latest in rock and roll madness. From courtroom chaos to killer covers, this episode bleeds pure attitude.

A former Guns N’ Roses manager is taking the band to court, proving that some rivalries never die. Meanwhile, AC/DC just dropped a thunderous announcement — the 2026 Power Up Tour continues with more dates!

Over in Jersey, Jon Bon Jovi claims he’s channeling Metallica for inspiration, and we’re not sure if that’s a comeback or a cry for volume.

Chris Jericho and his KISS-fueled side project Kuarantine just dropped a new cover that’s equal parts nostalgia and neck-snap.

Wolfgang Van Halen continues to brush off critics like guitar dust, Paul Rodgers bows out of performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and Peter Criss officially claws his way back into the spotlight with a brand-new solo album dropping this December!

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This week, we’re turning the volume all the way up and diving headfirst into the chaos. Bad Company is about to tear the roof off the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame with not one, but two songs that promise to shake the rafters. George Lynch pulls back the curtain on why Lynch Mob is still taking the stage even after their so-called farewell tour wrapped.

Which supergroup has announced a U.K. arena takeover set for July 2026, and will Tesla actually record a brand-new full-length album — not so fast….

Also this week, Peter Criss is hinting at something wicked for Halloween, Ace’s final resting place has been confirmed, and we’ve got the inside story on exactly what Bret Michaels was on the fence about.

From legends who refuse to fade to the ones still rewriting the rulebook, Episode 157 is pure, unfiltered rock and roll fury.

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RUSH drops another 17 reunion tour dates for 2026, meanwhile, you’ll never guess who Yungblud would want in his ultimate “Supergroup”.

Also in this episode, Judas Priest drops a cool $100,000 donation, and Bon Jovi has announced a series of global concert dates that will mark the band's much-anticipated return to live touring.

And finally, the rock world lost two during the course of the last week as longtime Limp Bizkit bassist, backing vocalist and co-founding member Sam Rivers has died at the age of 48 and in a heartbreaking hit to the KISS Army, the original Space Ace, Ace Frehley, has taken his final bow.

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