Brian Ives

It's the first episode of "Do-Over," our series where bands talk about crazy stories from their past.

On this week's 'Rock & Roll Roadtrip,' Zakk Wylde tells Sammy Hagar that he was 'floored' when he saw this artist on the 'Sonny & Cher' show, back in the day.

Snider says that metal groups 'Went from being down and dirty to being polished and clean and mainstream and acceptable,' and a new wave of bands took over.

Nita Strauss, John 5 and Henry Rollins look back at the impact of "Van Halen."

'Bands that are more political, like Sepultura or System of a Down, taught me to be my own person and not take the status quo as acceptable.'

In a new lawsuit, he claims Love entered a conspiracy with several people to break into his home, beat him up and kidnap him to get Kurt Cobain's guitar back.

Check out their new song, 'Uncomfortable,' and watch our Facebook Live session with the band tomorrow (May 31).

The song was inspired by an extremely violent altercation between he and his twin brother that left him in the hospital and sent his brother to jail.

After they were honored at the Loudwire Awards, Sammy Hagar interviewed the Metal God. Watch it on 'Rock & Roll Road Trip' this weekend on AXS.

The film, starring Ralph Macchio, doesn't involve martial arts, but it does have a pretty sweet battle scene.

Sevendust's Lajon Witherspoon called him "The Future," and he's probably right. Watch the kid burn up the fretboard.

'Getting a guitarist, 10 drummers, and a lot of violinists to play to 80,000 people is no easy feat,' she says. And they had just 15 minutes to prep.