Rock isn't dead, according to Yungblud. In a new interview on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show, the Grammy-nominated artist, 28, responded to the host's claim that "rock is dead" and named six bands ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. During the interview, Stern expressed his concern. “I’ve been feeling lately like rock is dead, you know, and it makes me sad ...

Another day, another veteran rocker mourning the “death” of rock-this time it's Twisted Sister's Jay Jay French sounding the alarm. However, French actually argued pretty well that his favorite genre ...

For years, Kiss bassist and co-founder Gene Simmons has famously declared that rock is dead. He's repeated the phrase in interviews, headlines, and public appearances, sparking ongoing debates about ...

Ghost's Tobias Forge is hopeful that there will be more "headlining" rock bands in the future in response to the "rock is dead" debate. The phrase has been thrown around for decades now with Kiss ...

I don’t know about you, but if I never hear someone claim that “rock is dead” I immediately know to ignore whatever comes out of that person’s face hole next. They’re obviously not paying attention.

Yungblud didn't hold back after Howard Stern told him "rock is dead". The Zombie rocker pushed back hard on the idea, insisting the genre is thriving in ways that older generations fail to recognise.

"People always put so much pressure on one person bringing it back. ‘Who's going to save rock and roll?’ And that's a load of bulls---," said Yungblud In a new interview on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern ...

Yungblud is here to set the record straight — rock is not dead. During a recent appearance on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM show, the British singer named the bands keeping the genre alive, and made it ...