Day in Rock Report for 08/29/2022

Ozzy Osbourne's wife and manger Sharon explained in a new interview that couple plan to leave the U.S. and return to their native UK due to the current environment in the U.S.

In a new interview with The Guardian legendary singer Ozzy Osbourne talks about him and Sharon leaving the United States and relocating back to the UK. In February the couple are heading back, selling up in LA (their Hancock Park mansion is on the market for $18m) and resuming residence in their 120-year-old Buckinghamshire pile, the Grade II listed Welders House and 350-acre estate. (read more)

As Megadeth gear up to release their new studio album, ", The Sick, The Dying...And The Dead!," on September 2nd, they recently celebrated hitting new milestones for some of their previously releases.

The band were presented with new RIAA gold and platinum certifications following their concert at the Five Points Amphitheater in Irvine, Ca last Thursday night (August 24th). (read more)

Kenny Chesney wrapped up his Here And Now 2022 Tour with the second night at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA on Saturday night (August 27th). We were sent the following details:

From the moment Kenny Chesney emerged Saturday night, the 8-time Entertainer of the Year swept through a 29-song set that set a new threshold for what he and his band are capable of delivering. With the audience singing as loud - or louder - Gillette Stadium was a lovefest for the East Tennessee songwriter/superstar who's been playing Foxboro since 2005. (read more)

Type O Negative have announced that they will be celebrating the 15th anniversary of their final album, "Dead Again", with a special limited edition reissues on November 25th.

The album was originally released on March 13th, 2007 and ended up being their final album before the passing of bassist/vocalist Peter Steele. The reissue will be released in various formats including CD Jewelcase, Long Box, Tinted Green Cassette, LP, Green In Bottle Green w/ Black Splatter, Olive Black Swirl, Mint Swirl w/ Black Splatter, Green White Swirl, and Olive Green. (read more)

Walk off the Earth have released a brand new single, "happy stuff," that they says is "a coming of age song that describes what it's like to enter the real world.

"It could be perceived as a sad song in disguise. It's really just about the moments in life where you want to let all your problems go and be surrounded by positivity." (read more)

Walker Hayes has officially released his new song "That Dog'll Hunt". After treating fans to an online tease and performing the track live this summer, the song is now available.

It follows Walker's current single, "Y'all Life," and was written by Hayes with Cameron Montgomery and Melissa Fuller, and produced by Hayes with frequent collaborator Joe Thibodeau, with executive producer Shane McAnally. (read more)

Nothing, Nowhere has released a music video for his brand new single, " M1SERY_SYNDROME," which features a guest appearance from Buddy Nielsen of Senses Fail.

He said of the new track, "I'm excited to start a new era of nothing,nowhere. - and there's no one better to start it with than Buddy. I grew up on this music, and I'm doing it in my own way." (read more)

Silver Cave just released their brand new single "Claws," and to celebrate, we asked Trent Rowland to tell us about the song. Here is the story:

I've felt incredibly ill-equipped to handle many situations in my life. When I wrote this song, that feeling had really come to a head and I imagined having hands that were genuinely incapable of doing the things I had hoped or needed to do. I had visions of myself as a crab...small, insignificant, struggling to manage simple tasks with my new claw-hands. The aggression of this song taps into the frustration that I felt. It features one of the heaviest sections I've ever written, and I'm excited to meld sections like this into the heavy emotional material in my lyrics. (continue)