iRock Nashville Music News Update – 90 sec – 2026-08-03 5:45 PM
From iRock Nashville, here is your extended music news update with Dj. Rockin' Cruz. Tony Iommi recently reflected on life after Ozzy Osbourne and the legacy of Black Sabbath in a heartfelt interview with Rolling Stone. It’s been almost a year since the legendary band performed their final show, marking the end of an era in rock history. In local news, Brothers Osborne are making waves in Nashville with their new track “R.I.P.” This high-energy anthem is part of a lineup of exciting rock music this week, including Airbourne's adrenaline-pumping “Here She Comes” from their upcoming self-titled album. Sully Erna, frontman of Godsmack, shared a heartfelt message following the band's monumental performance at the Pol'and'Rock Festival in Poland, which attracted an impressive 700,000 attendees. This milestone event showcased Godsmack's powerful presence on the international stage. In other news, UK rockers A achieved a surprising feat with their song "Nothing," which became the only top-10 nu metal hit in the UK back in 2002. The track is a classic representation of the genre, featuring chunky riffs and catchy choruses. Finally, thrash metal legends Megadeth are gearing up for their first headlining tour in the UK since 2015, part of their ongoing farewell tour, alongside Black Label Society and Testament. Get more at iRock Nashville dot com, including more Nashville rock news and links to the full stories.
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