Godsmack want their fans to help with ... The band is currently prepping two releases, a live album and an EP of cover songs. It's unclear whether the two efforts will be released in one package ...

Among the cover songs the ... most recent studio album 'The Oracle.' It contains performances of the band's biggest hits, including 'Awake,''Voodoo' and 'Whatever.' Former Godsmack Drummer ...

Godsmack released its debut album in 1996, using the old do ... So far the intriguing covers have included songs from AC/DC, Joe Walsh, Stevie Wonder, and Alice Cooper. "The covers thing is ...

For many, the cover of Godsmack’s ... cover of this iconic album? Was she an actual person, or just some amalgamation of parts that were meant to represent the rock music of the time?

In a recent inteview with Minneapolis, Minnesota radio station 93X, Sully Erna of Godsmack has ... emotion into this album. Especially for me, when I wrote a lot of these songs, it was about ...

Aug. 9 at the Pine Knob Music Theatre, 33 Bob Seger Drive, Independence Township. 313-471-7000 or 313Presents.com. Godsmack’s appearance at Pine Knob this week is supporting a new album ...

The post Godsmack’s Sully Erna on Why Their New Album Is Their Last appeared first on Consequence. Over the years, they’ve given us a string of memorable rock hits. But even though music has ...

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But that’s the case for Godsmack as it releases Lighting Up the Sky, which the heavy rock quartet says will be the final album of its 28-year career, on Feb. 24 via BMG. “There’s a time in ...

I'm more proud of this record than any other music I have ever recorded," Erna wrote in a blog on Godsmack's MySpace page. I'm not so sure that his bandmates in the 'Smack would be stoked to read that ...

And (we’ll) be able to control our lives for once instead of music controlling us.” That last sentence explains why Godsmack is done with making full albums. Since seeing their 1999 self ...

It started with Tony Rombola’s bluesy guitar riffs. Godsmack drummer Shannon Larkin heard Rombola playing one day, and that changed everything. “That started this band!” Larkin says.