Twisted Sister’s Jay Jay French says Dee Snider’s health problems ended his career, not his life. Here’s what’s wrong and why ...

In a story that seems inspired by the plot of Twisters, a college student who survived a massive tornado more than a decade ago that killed her two little sisters is now learning how to predict the ...

Vocalist and front man Sebastian Bach was joined by band members Jay Jay French on lead guitar, Eddie Ojeda on vocals, Russell Pzütto on bass and Joey Cassata on drums. Brad Paisley strums his way ...

Twisted Sister have announced that they'll tour the world in 2026, 55 years after forming in Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey and a decade on from their final Forty and F*ck It tour show in Monterrey, Mexico.

The set will be available as a five-LP color vinyl edition and a five-CD box set. Each album in the vinyl collection comes on a different color - red, blue, pink, green or yellow. The collection ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dee Snider's neck veins bulge as he emits an evil chuckle. The ringlet-haired Twisted Sister frontman is trying to regale fans at ...

Twisted Sister have announced their first show of 2026 as part of their 50th-anniversary reunion tour. The Dee Snider-fronted band will perform at Barcelona Rock Fest, which takes place from July 3 to ...

Following the news of Dee Snider’s retirement from Twisted Sister, the legendary rock band has brought in a new vocalist to fill in. The upcoming 50th anniversary shows were initially canceled. But ...

Embracing the rocker lifestyle that included wild hairstyles, make-up, and female clothing, Twisted Sister helped propel glam metal into the spotlight with hits like “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and “I ...

Twisted Sister is getting a heavy metal shake-up. The legendary hard rock band is moving forward without longtime frontman Dee Snider after the band tapped another iconic voice to take the mic. On ...

Twisted Sister is reuniting for a 50th anniversary tour, ten years after retiring from the road. "If you're lucky enough to be in a band that people still want to see after fifty years(!), how can you ...