Hail Ghost! Hail Tobias Forge! Hail Skeletá! The prospect of eternal damnation has never sounded so enticing, infectious or fun as it did on the night of Monday, July 21 when Ghost played to a nearly ...

The Swedish hard-rock band Ghost has never topped the Billboard 200 albums chart — until this week. Elsewhere, Kendrick Lamar's "Luther (feat.... The Swedish hard-rock band Ghost has never topped the ...

Rock music is dead, they said. At least, it is dead as a popular genre. To be fair, rock has fallen by the wayside from the cultural-zeitgeist perspective. Hair metal gave way to grunge back in the ...

PEORIA — Grammy-winning Swedish theatrical rock band Ghost announced the addition of 20 shows to its 2026 Skeletour World Tour, including one at the Peoria Civic Center. Ghost is scheduled to perform ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Since emerging more than a decade ago, the Swedish band Ghost has increasingly crafted the sort of live rock spectacle fitting a ...

July 24 (UPI) --Swedish rock band Ghost appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon to play their song "Lachryma," from their recently-released album, Skeletá. The band, dressed in their iconic ...

We’ve all known this album was a banger since its release, but Opeth‘s most recent full-length effort The Last Will & Testament received some pretty high honors last night by taking home the “Best ...

The success of Skeletá isn't just a product of a slow week, either. The record accumulated 86,000 "equivalent album units" — that's Billboard-ese for the combination of sales and streaming that goes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tobias Forge fronts the band Ghost, which played a sold-out show July 21 at TD Garden in Boston. Hail Ghost! Hail Tobias Forge!

Hard rock hasn't had an easy time on the charts in recent years: The last such act to top the albums chart was AC/DC, whose Power Up hit No. 1 for a single week in late 2020. But while Skeletá is ...

The Billboard charts were remarkably unremarkable last week, as no new albums debuted in the top 60 and a two-year-old juggernaut — SZA's supersized SOS — returned to No. 1, more or less by default.