iRock Nashville Music News Update – 90 sec – 2026-08-18 5:45 PM
From iRock Nashville, here is your extended music news update with DJ Rockin' Cruz. J.J. Cale's iconic album, "Okie," recorded in Nashville studios, continues to charm listeners with its laid-back vibes. Released in April 1974, the album features Cale's signature blend of blues, country, and rock, all within a compact 28-minute runtime. In other news, Sebastian Bach is making waves with his powerful track, "Nothin's Gonna Stand In Our Way," featured in the 40th anniversary soundtrack of "The Transformers: The Movie." Bach also hinted at a possible reunion with Twisted Sister, sparking excitement among fans. Breaking Benjamin fans can participate in a classic debate this week on Loudwire Nights. The latest edition of Chuck's Fight Club pits two of the band's most iconic albums, "Phobia" and "Dear Agony," against each other. It’s a chance for fans to weigh in on their favorites. Marilyn Manson has just released "One Assassination Under God – Chapter 2," marking a continuation of his musical journey. This new album features collaborations with renowned producers, further showcasing Manson's evolution. Lastly, Anneke Van Giersbergen has reflected on the overwhelming success of The Gathering's 30th-anniversary tour for "Mandylion." She expressed her surprise at the nostalgic excitement surrounding the reunion. Get more at iRock Nashville dot com, including more Nashville rock news and links to the full stories.
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