iRock Nashville Music News Update – 90 sec – 2026-09-03 5:45 PM

From iRock Nashville, here is your extended music news update with Dj. Rockin' Cruz. Exciting news for fans of the cult classic video game Brutal Legend! Double Fine Productions has announced plans for a sequel, but there's a catch: they need to raise a staggering $100 million to make it happen. In local news, Say Anything's frontman, Max Bemis, has made the difficult decision to cancel a series of upcoming concerts, including his Nashville show, due to serious allegations regarding his interactions with a teenage girl. The excitement is building as the trailer for the upcoming documentary, Neil Peart: No One's Disciple, has just been released. This film pays tribute to the legendary Rush drummer, who left an indelible mark on the world of rock music, and it will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. Baltimore's own Crying Laughing is set to captivate listeners with their latest single, "Geese Six," which serves as the closing track on their upcoming album, Talking. This highly anticipated release drops on September 10 via the esteemed experimental label Hausu Mountain. Finally, after a decade of anticipation, guitar legends Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery have released their collaborative album, The Roaring Waves, showcasing the unique chemistry between these two iconic musicians. Get more at iRock Nashville dot com, including more Nashville rock news and links to the full stories.

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