During its 16-year history, Monsters Of Rock hit triumphant peaks, not only mirroring heavy metal’s own journey but also defining it. There was glory along the way, and comedy.

Rock legend (and pop Christmas song queen) Darlene Love sings backup. Paxton, Capizzi and Pickett wasted little time getting into the studio to record "Monster Mash." ...

And Rob Halford reaches the kind of sky-high opera few rock singers can muster. On “Painkiller”, Halford describes some kind of heavy metal monster with biblical allusions to surviving Armageddon.

The annual Monsters of Rock Cruise (MORC), the world’s premier hard rock and heavy metal fan immersive music cruise sailing the high seas since 2012, has announced the addition of rock icons ...

July 18 (UPI) -- Girl group Katseye is teaming up with Mattel's Monster High, beginning with a new version of "Fright Song," the Monster High theme song. A music video features Katseye members ...

The song was released in Aug. 1962 and went to No. 1 on the Billboard charts for the week of Oct. 20-27. The song has charted three times: 1962, when it reached No. 1, and in 1970 and 1973.

But the song is just the start of the saga for Pickett, whose unique life saw him survive gangsters and warfare, date Hollywood stars and score a Top 10 smash, only to go back to driving New York ...