Biffy Clyro unleashed their biggest headline show ever at London’s Finsbury Park, packing 45,000 fans into a triumphant, festival-like spectacle after a tough year. Don Broco and Nothing But Thieves kicked off the night with high-energy and soulful sets, setting the stage for Biffy’s powerhouse performance. With a career spanning three decades, the Scottish trio delivered a masterclass in resilience, blending classics with deep cuts and even a surprise guest appearance from Jamie Campbell Bower. Opening with “The Captain” and closing with a thunderous setlist, they proved why they’re still arena kings — and why fans are still screaming for more.

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Forty years in, Corrosion of Conformity still roars louder than ever—raw, resilient, and unapologetically themselves. From their hardcore punk roots in North Carolina to Grammy-nominated metal anthems and hurricane-disrupted tours, they’ve weathered lineup changes, tragedy, and industry pressure without losing their edge. Woody Weatherman and Mike Dean remain the anchors, while new blood like Bobby Landgraf and Stanton Moore help carry the torch on their latest double album, Good God/Baad Man. Even after losing key members and facing personal battles, they’ve never stopped making loud, DIY music that feels like rebellion—and fun. They’re proof that staying true is the ultimate rock ‘n’ roll victory.

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Bam Margera has shut the door on any Jackass reunion, calling it as impossible as a tax-related stunt with healthy eating — even as the latest film, Jackass: Best and Last, hits theaters. The rift traces back to Jackass Forever, where Margera’s substance abuse struggles led to a strict wellness agreement involving breathalyzers, urine tests, and hotel monitoring — which he claims was designed to make him fail. Fired in 2020 for allegedly taking unprescribed amphetamines, he sued Paramount, Johnny Knoxville, and Jeff Tremaine, accusing them of discriminatory and inhumane treatment. He even tried to boycott the film, furious at being excluded and losing a potential $5 million. The case was settled. Now, while he plans to watch the new movie, Margera remains focused on his sobriety journey — marked by arrests and psychiatric holds — crediting skateboarding for keeping him grounded and purposeful.

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