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Iron Maiden's Run For Your Lives 50th anniversary tour finally touched down in the U.S. last night (Sept. 5) at the Sports Illustrated Stadium (yes — a stadium) in Harrison, New Jersey. Despite not yet being 40, I've been a fan of the band's professional recording era (which starts in 1980) for half of their career now, awakening to the Beast back in 2003, a few months before the release of Dance of Death.

Over the weekend, Loudwire reported on the sudden and shocking passing of ex-Every Time I Die rhythm guitarist (and AEW professional wrestler) Andy “The Butcher” Williams at the age of 48. Now, numerous rockers and wrestlers have paid tribute to the legendary axman and athlete on social media. For context, and as Loudwire previously wrote, Williams “reportedly died following an incident in which he collapsed during a wrestling show in Pennsylvania” last night (Sept. 5).

Following their official disbandment in 2020, iconic deathcore band All Shall Perish suddenly reunited in 2024 to play some shows. Over the weekend, they cemented their return by releasing their first new music in 15 years and bylaunching a Kickstarter campaign for their comeback album (which will follow 2011’s This Is Where It Ends). This past Friday (Sept. 4), All Shall Perish posted a snippet of the expectedly chaotic new song – “Be As Kings, Be As Gods” – to social media.

Former Every Time I Die guitarist Andy Williams has reportedly died following an incident in which he collapsed during a wrestling show in Pennsylvania on Saturday. TMZ has confirmed Williams' death with the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office. Williams was 48. In addition to his music career, Williams also frequently wrestled under the pseudonym The Butcher. He has previously been part of All Elite Wrestling and various independent promotions in the Northeast.

We have been waiting, and waiting, and waiting, but the Costco in Amherst is officially open... well, kind of. You can't shop there yet, but you can still save money. It has been a long time since it was first announced that Costco would be opening up in Amherst, and now it is open, at least part of it. As of Friday, September 4th, the gas pumps at the Costco on Ridge Lee Road in Amherst are open for business. The rest of the store, not so much.

Here's the 11 best melodic death metal albums of the 1990s. Melodic death metal— or melodeath if you're in the know — is largely credited to the Swedes, along with the English death metal band Carcass, in the early-to-mid 1990s. From there, it was an explosion of fantastic bands and albums doling out some of the greatest death metal records of all time.

If you were fired from your job, you would have every right to be bitter towards your former employers. So it was a bit shocking to hear what former Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott had to say about the Buffalo Bills ahead of the upcoming season. Sean McDermott was let go by the Buffalo Bills this past offseason and has laid pretty low. He was rumored to be in the running for several coaching openings in the offseason but decided to take a year off from the NFL.

Some restaurant chains will end 2026 with more locations than they had at the start of the year. As with most years, 2026 has seen its share of chain restaurants closing locations. Only so many can survive, after all. READ MORE: How to Find the Only Remaining Rainforest Cafe Restaurants But there is one type of chain restaurant that seems to come up more often in conversations about struggling chains: Pizza.

Yesterday, the Buffalo Bills' president of football operations Pete Guelli put up a poll to ask Bills Mafia what color they would like the end zones to be painted. The fans have spoken, and the Bills seem to have listened. It's been awhile since we've seen the end zones at the Bills' stadium painted red. But it looks like we won't have to wait too much longer. The Bills announced today that they're going to go with red for the home opener this year.