Bryan Rolli

4 days ago | q1065.fm | Chris Sedenka |Bryan Rolli |JR Mitchell |Cindy Campbell

Maine may be a small state, but it certainly doesn't lack the finer things in life. This includes higher education—a subject that is near and dear to many Mainers. According to the U.S. Census, over 35% of Maine residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. That’s good enough to rank 18th in the country and places the state above the national average. Clearly, Maine values higher education.

5 days ago | loudwire.com | Bryan Rolli

Montreux International Guitar Show, YouTubeSHARETWEETMastodon kicked off their North American tour on Thursday at the Factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, marking their second show of 2025. The performance also found the metal titans playing with their second fill-in guitarist in two months, following the departure of co-founder Brent Hinds. So, who was holding it down on guitar alongside Troy Sanders, Bill Kelliher and Brann Dailor? Who Is Nick Johnston, Mastodon's New Fill-in Guitarist?

5 days ago | wgrd.com | Bryan Rolli

Who Is Nick Johnston, Mastodon’s Newest Fill-In Guitarist? Who Is Nick Johnston, Mastodon’s Newest Fill-In Guitarist? Montreux International Guitar Show, YouTubeSHARETWEETMastodon kicked off their North American tour on Thursday at the Factory in Chesterfield, Missouri, marking their second show of 2025. The performance also found the metal titans playing with their second fill-in guitarist in two months, following the departure of co-founder Brent Hinds.

5 days ago | wpdh.com | Bryan Rolli

It's true what they say: success does not always happen overnight. This is particularly accurate in the music business, where it can take years for an artist to reach a notable level of commercial accomplishment. Sure, some songs and albums will land swiftly at the top of the charts, but others are more of a slow burn. This is what's often referred to in the industry as a sleeper hit, a song that starts out unassuming and over time ends up hugely popular.

6 days ago | loudwire.com | Bryan Rolli

Janette Pellegrini, Getty ImagesSHARETWEETAlice in Chains canceled their Thursday tour kickoff shortly before showtime as drummer Sean Kinney dealt with a "non-life-threatening medical emergency."The band was set to perform at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut, before Kinney's emergency happened. They announced the cancellation in a statement on social media, which you can see below.