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The gang looks back on 2020, and back at all the major plans that got derailed! They also share their favorite virtual performances from Lola Kristine, Ken Newman, The Devil in California, Sona & Matt Leyes, Morris Knight, The Sam Chase and Jules Indelicato, and Tom Johnston with Lara Johnston. Hosted by Chasta, Dennis Willis,…

The holidays are officially upon us.

Happy Thanksgiving, Boneheads!

Benefits The Hunger Project!

“Cheers,” “Roseanne,” “South Park” and so many more great ones.

Metallica, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, and other BONE bands make the list.

“Love You Madly” will be a 90-minute streaming of music and personal messages on December 5th.

“Once again, your generosity and kindness have blown us away!”

The film gave the band members the chance to comment on 25 years of footage, reacting to their journey through music.

This will be the band’s first live performance!

Listen to the interview with Lamont & Tonelli.

Need plans for Friday? Bon Jovi is hooking us up!

You asked for this, right? No? Oh. Well, here’s that mashup of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Wham titled “You’ve Got Everything Icarus Wants” that you probably wanted.

The band hopes their pyro display will be the biggest in history and set a Guinness World Record.

With Metallica, Korn, and many more!

Just in time for Christmas are two collectors guitar’s from the late Eddie Van Halen that might make even the most generous gift giver flinch.

Mike McGlinchey joined Lamont & Tonelli for his weekly hit every Thursday at 6:45am.

Mustaine said that the followup to 2016’s Dystopia will be “one of the most ferocious records we’ve done since ‘Rust In Peace’.”

Angus Young and Brian Johnson sat down with 60 Minutes Australia to promote the album, which created a touching moment of remembrance as Young talked about his brothers battle with dementia.

The band is planning on doing a “virtual video” for their next single, suggesting that the members will all be social distancing for the project.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

Plus, hear Collective Soul’s new version of “Shine.”

Listen to “Matter Of Time” and an updated version of “Say Hi.”

Listen to what Coach Kyle Shanahan had to say with Lamont & Tonelli.

KISS fan Eli Echevarria built a LEGO mosaic of the album “Dynasty.”

“I can’t believe I’m talking to you, I feel like I’m meeting a Beatle” says Grohl.

Sure, Elon Musk sent a Tesla Model X into space, but astronauts Michael Hopkins, Victor Glover, Shannon Walker and Soichi Noguchi took even more precious cargo aboard the International Space Station (ISS) over the weekend.

The shift is out of an abundance of caution and in coordination with local and state authorities, BottleRock Napa Valley has moved to Labor Day weekend.

Jane’s Addiction’s Perry Farrell has revealed that he had his vocal box removed during an operation on his vertebrae. Don’t worry, Farrell also confirmed new music is on the horizon.

You have to listen to “Edge Of Midnight.”

The Bone crew is sad to say goodbye to a local legend.

See what made the list.

“I never anticipated ‘Distance’ would be the first song of mine that people would hear, but I also thought my father would be here to celebrate its release along with me. This is for him.”

It happened again. Drew Brees got sacked, a flag was thrown when it shouldn’t have been, and the balance of a game the 49ers were leading shifted firmly in New Orleans’ favor.

The gang spotlights the recent virtual event Cornell IV – The Fourth Annual Tribute to Chris Cornell, a virtual concert performed by Rusty Chains to raise funds for San Francisco Suicide Prevention.

Watch from the comfort of your own home.

SUSPECT208 just released their first single, “Long Awaited.”

Alice Cooper’s new album “Detroit Stories” will be out on February 26, 2021.

A deluxe box or exclusive yellow vinyl is available at acdc.com.

The MLW organizer plan to continue with COVID regulations but are first to admit they are anxious to get fans back into the arena, even if it’s limited capacity.

Johnson says that Axl did a “fantastic” job as he filled in as vocalist for AC/DC’s 2016 “Rock or Bust” tour.

“For the past two decades I have been completely used to seeing the same guys almost every day – and suddenly we’re apart.”

Mike McGlinchey joined Lamont & Tonelli for his weekly hit every Thursday at 6:45am.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

The “Carrying Monsters” live stream event will take place this Saturday, November 14.

On Monday’s episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show, the first-ever American Idol winner channeled her inner rock star to cover “Dream On”.

New album PWR/UP available Friday, November 13.

Rob is eager to get back out there!

Foo Fighters are planning a live stream concert live from Hollywood’s Roxy Theatre, where part of the proceeds will go towards the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.

In honor of Alex Trebek.

Kennedy says that the group has all been working on new music “off and on for years.”

It’s officially a saga.

We’re happy to make your day THIS much better.

Saturday night’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame took time to pay tribute to Eddie Van Halen, who passed away last month from cancer.

The Foo Fighters performed their new single “Shame Shame” off of the upcoming album “Medicine At Midnight.”

The gang takes a look at how streaming has taken over as the primary way people listen to music. But is it fair to the artists? (Spoiler: not even close).

The Doobie Brothers are finally being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and our very own Dayna Keyes sat down and watched all the epic drum battles Bone listeners sent her of her late father Keith Knudsen.

It’s been a rough month for the family overall.

After 15 years, System Of A Down is back with new music.

If you watched Thursday night’s game hoping for some Kyle Shanahan magic, it was not anywhere to be found.

Angus Young of AC/DC has said that the band continuing with Axl Rose as lead just “never really came up.”

The virtual ceremony will take place this Saturday, 11/7 on HBO.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

Baby step to Saturday Night.

Janis Joplin loved being on stage, the rest was just waiting.

Mike McGlinchey joined Lamont & Tonelli for his weekly hit on Wednesday after a tough loss vs. the Seahawks.

It’s possible that Jimmy Garoppolo’s season is over.

The 49ers have closed their facility after a positive test for COVID-19.

Gary Numan’s new autobiography (R)evolution: The Autobiography is out now.

A little something to ease your nerves.

The grapes listen to the sweet sounds of Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper, KISS, AC/DC, and King Diamond.

An alternate version of “Hot for Teacher” is among dozens of previously unheard Van Halen tracks that have been discovered in Warner Brothers’ archives.

It’s called “Somewhere Over the Rainbow Bar and Grill.”

It’s technically the holidays.

Is it time to tank? It might be time to tank. It might also be a little too late to tank.

The 49ers have made a massive move at the 2020 trade deadline and it’s not as buyers.

Metallica has reportedly been working on new music during the lockdown.

PWR/UP comes out next Friday, November 13

See what made the list.

All the concerns for the San Francisco 49ers entering Sunday night could not have been more apparent.

Of course, we follow up our Halloween episode with an episode that observes mortality and celebrates the dearly departed.

Get to know Tracy’s own Tom BetGeorge.

“And I think whatever this album is called and whenever it’s released, it’ll be another great metal milestone for Judas Priest,” says Halford.

The achievement marks the sixth time a Petty album has made it to number one.

A fully remastered version of the album is out today – along with a 51-track ‘Super Deluxe’ box set version.

You might want to set aside some time this weekend for a trip down memory lane with Pearl Jam.

Pre-orders begin today, October 30th.

We can’t wait to hear PWR/UP in its entirety.

The winner would be right there on screen for at least one song while the band performs to fans around the world!

Listen to the interview with Lamont & Tonelli.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

The rock version of ‘American Idol’ is coming to TV.

Two weeks ago, our weekly guest Mike McGlinchey got Lamont & Tonelli’s attention with a suggestive touchdown celebration.

“Every night, we change the positions of the skeletons, and it’s really been just a great creative outlet for me.”

Stardust will debut in theaters on Video On Demand Nov. 25th.

Really wishing Dave Grohl was our neighbor.

Inspiration came from the current political climate.

The 1991 album produced four hit singles and has sold more than 10 million copies since its release.

The closest to a rocker is Post Malone, whose collab with Ozzy Osbourne received airplay on rock stations this year.

The Pasadena City Council on Monday voted to move forward with a tribute to its hometown hero.

Bach is joined on stage with Zakk Wylde!

Check out the cover to “Let It Rain.”

Sunday brought more injuries for the 49ers to work through and one of them is a player who is irreplaceable.

The 2020 Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony will take place on November 7th on HBO and HBO Max.

Get spooky with Alice Cooper!

Watch the official music video.

If you like running the football, Sunday was a dream. If you don’t, you should probably find another team to invest your time into.

It’s our annual Halloween edition! Costumes, spooky videos, special effects – and lots of surprises!

200 images of the band, spanning from 1977 through 1986, capture the band “on stage, off stage, on the road and everything in between.”

Check out the tale of that time Eddie Van Halen called Ozzy, and…

Listen to what Coach Kyle Shanahan had to say with Lamont & Tonelli on Friday.

If Mike McGlinchey gets super stoked around you, watch out.

Metallica is set to headline two nights!

All the cool kids are doing it…

Watch WWE Hell In A Cell this Sunday, October 25th starting at 7pm ET/4pm PT streaming live on the WWE Network.

This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of their classic album Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

Mike McGlinchy joins Lamont & Tonelli every Thursday morning at 6:45am.

A trade! A real-life trade. It will bring the 49ers an edge rusher.

With Foo Fighters, Stevie Nicks and more

Featuring every song from their debut album

Miley Cyrus has peaked our interest again after announcing to Interview magazine that she is working on a full length Metallica cover album.

“Yeah, well, that’s just, like, your opinion, man”

Make up while you can! Life is short!

The supergroup that could’ve been.

The National Independent Venue Association (NIVA) became a fervent activist of the Save Our Venues movement, sourcing donations and even pleading with Congress to pass further federal relief to small businesses. Out of this came the Save Our Stages Fest, a three day virtual festival featuring dozens of artists at venues all across the country as a way to draw attention to the dire situation at hand.

That looked much more like the team we were so familiar with last season.

On this special edition, Steven Kirk spends the hour with Steve Barron, the director who helmed the most iconic music videos of the 80s. From a-ha’s “Take On Me” to Dire Straits’ “Money for Nothing,” with Michael Jackson, Madonna, Human League, Bryan Adams, and many, many more in between! Check out this fascinating oral history…

The set includes Petty’s classic 1994 album Wildflowers, along with four discs of previously unreleased material.

Crews are battling a four-alarm wildfire on Sign Hill in the San Bruno Mountains of South San Francisco on Friday afternoon, causing evacuations.

Van Halen songs occupy 20 of the top 25 spots on this week’s Billboard Hard Rock Digital Song!

Get your own giant gerbil bubble ball and join the fun!

Filmed from The Independent, Whisky A Go-Go, Troubadour and more independent venues across the US.

Fingers crossed they are released in time for Halloween!

Watch the season premiere of WWE Friday Night SmackDown on October 16th at 8pm live on Fox. Plus, the season premiere of WWE Monday Night Raw on October 19th at 8pm live on the USA Network.

Check out Bob-O’s football picks for this weekend.

Mike McGlinchy joins Lamont & Tonelli every Thursday morning at 6:45am.

Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks is getting in on the action after the band’s song, “Dreams,” goes viral topping the Billboard Hot 100 Charts for the first time since 1977.

The original paperwork for a patent filed by Eddie Van Halen in 1987 will soon go up for auction again for the first time in several decades.

All this week, you can win a gift card to Ike’s Love & Sandwiches with Lamont & Tonelli.

“Meh…” A comment that David Crosby penned when asked about the late Eddie Van Halen. A comment, that seemed honest and inconsequential to the author, has sparked a wave of outrage from fans and musicians alike.

“100% of the money raised from this event will go directly to help someone in need.”

The band also uploaded 20 minutes of never-before-seen concert footage from the European Insomniac tour.

It’s ok, trust us, you’re not the only adult interested in coloring.

On Sunday Seattle Rock Icons Pearl Jam finally released their charity track ‘Get It Back’ to the public.

The 90-second clip features Nicks making her stage entrance and performing “Rhiannon.”

Watch AEW Dynamite Anniversary Show on Wednesday, October 14th at 8pm live on TNT.

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With Metallica, Rancid, My Chemical Romance, The Offspring and more!

Each weekday, we’re giving away $100 every hour from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., plus every winner will have a chance at $25,000!

Outside Lands will take place next year – August 6-8, 2021, and we have your chance to win a pair of 3-day GA passes to the festival.

The holidays are officially upon us.

Happy Thanksgiving, Boneheads!

Benefits The Hunger Project!

“Cheers,” “Roseanne,” “South Park” and so many more great ones.

Metallica, Foo Fighters, Soundgarden, and other BONE bands make the list.

“Love You Madly” will be a 90-minute streaming of music and personal messages on December 5th.

“Once again, your generosity and kindness have blown us away!”

The film gave the band members the chance to comment on 25 years of footage, reacting to their journey through music.

This will be the band’s first live performance!