Mudvayne are back with their first song in 16 years.

On June 13, 2025, Three Days Grace, Volbeat, and Wage War took to the Canada Life Centre stage in Winnipeg for a thrilling evening of rock and metal music.

Machine Head, In Flames, Lacuna Coil, and Unearth descended upon Winnipeg on May 5 on their 2025 North American Tour.

Legendary thrash guitarist Kerry King set Winnipeg ablaze on a frigid January night with his inaugural headline solo tour.

Machine Head announces a massive North American tour alongside Swedish metal icons In Flames, Italian alt-metal band Lacuna Coil, and American metalcore maestros Unearth.

Metal band Seven Hours After Violet have readied the release of their self-titled debut album, out October 11, 2024.

Canadian heavy metal band Kittie have returned with the long-awaited seventh studio album, Fire, out June 21, 2024, via Sumerian Records.

Metal outfit Kill The Lights is back with their sophomore album, Death Melodies, out March 8, 2024, via Fearless Records.

Moldovan metal band Infected Rain are back with their sixth studio album, Time, out February 9, 2024, via Napalm Records.

Jinjer finally made their long-awaited debut in Winnipeg with the returning Monuments opening the show.

Anthrax brought their 40th anniversary tour to Winnipeg's Burton Cummings Theatre with guests Black Label Society and Exodus in tow.

This week, the melodic death metal band Once Human will release their third studio album, Scar Weaver, through earMUSIC.

The Knoxville, Tennesse, deathcore giants Whitechapel are back with their latest and eighth offering, Kin.

LA-based metal/rock supergroup Bad Wolves have stepped back into the spotlight with the release of their third album, Dear Monsters.

Richmond, Virginia-based groove/heavy metal legends, Lamb of God, have returned with their first body of original work in five years.

Godsmack and Volbeat brought their current North American Co-headline tour through the Prairies with a stop right here in Winnipeg.

Three Days Grace, Nothing More, and Bad Wolves performed in Winnipeg.

Slayer tore down Bell MTS Place with one more special performance for their long-time fans before calling it quits after nearly 40 years.