Joe is Loudwire's Editor-In-Chief since 2024 and started as a freelancer with the site in 2013. A fan of rock and metal since residing in the womb, raised on GN'R and only the best of the hair metal era, his gateway to everything else came via 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4' where Iron Maiden's "The Number of the Beast" was in the soundtrack. Nothing has been the same since. Instagram: @icenerveshatter
Joe DiVita
Motley Crue Announce First Song Since Split With Mick Mars, ‘Dogs of War’
Motley Crue will release a new song, their first since their split with guitarist Mick Mars.
Creed Switch Up Setlist for Second Reunion Show on Summer of ’99 Cruise
On the Summer of '99 cruise, Creed have played their second reunion show. See the full setlist.
Setlist + Video – Judas Priest + Sabaton Kick Off North American Tour
See the setlists and fan-filmed video from Judas Priest's North American tour kickoff with Sabaton.
Setlist + Video – Reunited Creed Play First Show in 12 Years
Onboard their Summer of '99 festival cruise, Creed have played their first show in 12 years. See the setlist and fan-filmed video.
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson Plays First Solo Show Since 2002 – Setlist + Video
Iron Maiden singer plays a solo show with his backing band for the first time since 2002. See the setlist and fan-filmed video.
Seven Super Nerdy Things We Love About Iron Maiden’s ‘Seventh Son of a Seventh Son’
Seven deadly sins, seven ways to win, seven nerdy things and your trip begins...
The Isolated Vocal Track to Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ Shows Why Kurt Cobain Was a Legend
The isolated vocals to Nirvana's 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' are absolutely incredible.
Why ZZ Top Decided to Grow Their Big Ol’ Beards
Billy Gibbons talks about how ZZ Top's iconic beards began.
Wolfgang Confirms the OFFICIAL Name of Eddie Van Halen’s Legendary Guitar
Eddie Van Halen's guitar has been called both Frankenstrat and Frankenstein and Wolfgang confirms its official name.
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson Has Solution for the Music Streaming Problem
Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson proposes a solution to help both Spotify and artists.