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Dee Snider reassures fans he is "alive and well" after canceling Twisted Sister's anniversary tour due to health issues. -
Dee Snider Teases Potential Twisted Sister Reunion Tour
Dee Snider recently teased fans about Twisted Sister's potential reunion, even though he previously expressed his dismay about bands that will reunite after retiring.#DeeSnider #TwistedSister -
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider Axed from San Francisco Pride Parade: 'We Are Still Your Allies'
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider was dropped from the San Francisco Pride Parade because of echoing "anti-trans" sentiments by Kiss' Paul Stanley. #DeeSnider #PaulStanley #TwistedSister #Kiss -
Dee Snider Almost Quit Twisted Sister Amid Challenging Times of Career: 'I Was Like a Hitman'
Dee Snider compared his early stint as Twisted Sister frontman to being a hired assassin.#DeeSnider #TwistedSister -
Dee Snider Retiring? Twisted Sister Rocker Hints End of Music Career
Is Dee Snider following his band Twisted Sister's retirement?#DeeSnider #TwistedSister Dee Snider dropped a new hint that he would be retiring soon years after Twisted Sister's decision to end its career as a band. -
Dee Snider Retiring: Twisted Sister’s Frontman Drops Heartbreaking Update About Career
Dee Snider shocked his fans with a recent heartbreaking update about his career as a singer and member of Twisted Sister.#DeeSnider #TwistedSister -
Twisted Sister Allows Donald Trump to Use 'We're Not Gonna Take It' for 2016 Campaign Run
The 2016 U.S. Presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has been making headlines, but mostly for the wrong reasons. Now, the Republican candidate is back in the news, but this time, it's because classic hair metal band, Twisted Sister, has allowed him to use their rebellious anthem, "We're Not Gonna Take It," for his campaign run. -
Ranking PMRC's 'Filthy 15': Madonna, Prince and More Get Dirty
Tipper Gore and a group of other (socially) conservative and influential women gathered 30 years ago to organize the PMRC (or Parents Music Research Center) after listening to the travesty that was Prince's "Darling Nikki." That organization has become the face of the censorship movement in the United States, ruining good album artwork and antagonizing Eminem, Marilyn Manson, Frank Zappa and others for three decades now. When it formed, the group issued a list titled the "Filthy 15," listing tracks that it considered especially repulsive. Music Times is ranking those first 15 songs in terms of potential for wrecking lives. -
Twisted Sister Drummer A.J. Pero Dies, Adrenaline Mob Grabs Mike Portnoy and Chad Szeliga for Memorial Show
Twisted Sister fans are pouring one out for the band's longtime drummer A.J. Pero as the percussionist was found dead of an apparent heart attack last week at the age of 55. -
Dee Snider of Twisted Sister Announces Compilation 'Rock and Roll Ain't Dead' For His 60th Birthday
He also said "there will be a video and a number of select solo shows in the spring and summer of 2015." -
11 Music Videos Set In High School: Iggy Azalea, Britney Spears, And More
Even though I don't go to school anymore, part of me is still pretty depressed that back to school season is upon us. If you're as bummed out as I am, here are some classic music videos set at high school to help you through this tough time. -
Kid Rock, Staind, and a slew of '80s glam metal acts headlining Rocklahoma
Rocklahoma, one of the largest strictly-rock festivals in the United States, announced its 2014 lineup on Wednesday. Kid Rock, Five Finger Death Punch and Staind are listed as the headliners for the three-day festival. This will be the fifth installation of Rocklahoma. It will take place May 23, 24 and 25 in its usual home of Pryor, OK.
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