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Here are nine rock and metal bands that either have or were known for having a lineup that consisted of seven or more members at a time.

A devastating 1961 Texas hurricane might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Rush. However, photographs from Hurricane Carla helped inspire the artwork for the band's iconic Permanent Waves album.

Get new touring announcements from Rush, Breaking Benjamin, Dexter and the Moonrocks, Alexisonfire and Poison the Well among others.

Too many households and not enough holidays? Here’s how parents and adult children can find a plan that works for everybody.

Texas has seen several amusement parks close over the years. From AstroWorld to Sandy Lake, these former attractions still hold special memories for many Texans.

Fans are waiting to see which bands will play Ozzfest next year and Sharon Osbourne has revealed how much progress has been made on that front.

Looking for Thanksgiving dinner to go in El Paso? These local spots offer complete holiday meals so you can skip the cooking and enjoy the feast.

They came to Texas for the Cowboys but hit the mariachi jackpot! See how these tourists experienced one of the most legendary mariachi groups in the world.

See how many times they were played and when Rush last played them.

These 19 punk bands have stuck it out, albeit with only one original member still going today. And they deserve some credit for their perseverance, too.

Tom Morello names four musical failures in his life that has shaped his career.

Three big Ozzfest shows have been announced for 2027.

Rush will bring their Elevate From the Norm show to the Las Vegas Sphere for a handful of shows in 2027.

If your East Texas home has been around for a few decades, you may want to know about this clarification from the Texas Department of Insurance. And yes, it includes your roof.

El Paso's At The Drive-In made Rolling Stone's Top 200, but with a track that raised a few eyebrows. Here's the story behind it.

Most Americans keep way less in checking than you'd think. The real number might surprise you compared to what you assumed.

Ayron Jones joins Loudwire Nights to discuss his latest song, "Glad You Came," and open up about the journey that's led to his next full-length album.

Apple Maps is quietly blurring military bases across the country while Google Maps keeps them in plain sight. Nobody really knows why.