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Rock 'n' roll is not just a man's world: three fierce frontwomen graced the stage at Webster Hall recently and belted out some killer tunes.

Check out our recap and photos from Volbeat's recent concert in Phoenix with Black Stone Cherry and Monster Truck.

Pearl Jam thrilled and entertained during the first performance of a two-night stand at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center. See photos and our recap here.

The Ratchet and Clank series has been around long enough to earn a number entries for the franchise. While most of them have been the third-person action platformers the series is known for, there have been outliers throughout the years. Games like Ratchet and Clank: All 4 one and Full Frontal Assault added things like drop-in drop-out co-op and tower defense elements to deviate from the formula. This year's revisiting of Ratchet and Clank attempts to take the series back to its roots, while also tying into the upcoming movie that retells the events of the first game. Ratchet and Clank isn’t a remaster or a direct remake of the original because of it. More than anything the changes made in this reboot have improved on what made the first game so memorable.

Ever since creator William Moulton Marston died, those in charge of Wonder Woman have been actively running away from his version, in an attempt to make the character more acceptable by the standards of mainstream 20th Century entertainment, which hasn't historically been friendly to feminism, let alone pro-bondage quasi-queer female supremacy. But Grant Morrison, the writer behind the new Wonder Woman: Earth One graphic novel with artist Yanick Paquette, is known as a writer who is unafraid of ideas. In discussing this project, which was in development for years, he expressed a desire to bring back some of the weirdness that only Marston brought to the character. Did he succeed?

Volbeat got in a rocking club show at the Roxy in Los Angeles ahead of their Coachella appearance this weekend.

Disturbed are back and their fans in New York City were ravenous as they packed into the intimate Irving Plaza.

Check out our review of Deftones' new album 'Gore.'

Megadeth stopped in New York City for two consecutive nights at Terminal 5 while on their Dystopia World Tour in support of their latest album of the same name.

Before picking up Adelitas Way's 'Getaway' album, be sure to check out our album review.

Iron Maiden just performed its first live show since releasing 'The Book of Souls' in 2015 and vocalist Bruce Dickinson's recovery from tongue cancer.

The first ever Axes & Anchors cruise got under way on Feb. 20 as rock fans and guitar enthusiasts boarded the big and beautiful Carnival Victory in Miami.