Corey Irwin

Rockers are finding interesting ways to fill their time while quarantined at home.

The rocker reportedly died due to coronavirus.

The six-bedroom, 10-bath property includes a recording studio, gym and pool with waterfall.

The musician also contributed to work from Ministry and Nine Inch Nails.

The band weathered lineup changes and internal strife to release 'Lullabies to Paralyze' in 2005.

Rock fans can get their live music fix even while self-distancing.

The biopic spurred both a renaissance and an unexpected reunion for the band.

Performances in South and Central America which were postponed due to the coronavirus will now take place towards the end of the year.

The rocker had planned to attend the premiere of his new documentary, taking place at the annual festival.

The rocker is bluntly honest when it comes to blunts.

Membership will give fans access to previously unreleased rarities and more.

Blaze destroyed a key Southern California manufacturing plant on Thursday.