Move over, thrash — these are the six best hair metal albums of 1986. As the Bay Area headbangers were catching fire and ...

The 1980s hair metal scene has already received a definitive documentary account courtesy of Penelope Spheeris’ The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years, and Nöthin' But a Good ...

In the 1980s, a legendary hair metal band soared to the top of the charts with a song fueled by its frontman’s real-life heartbreak. The power ballad, titled "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," became one of ...

Ah, hair metal. Where would the 1980s be without you? The genre is one of the strangest in recent memory, a mixture of head-banging and glam. Tough guys with sleeveless shirts and feathery blow-dried ...

Paramount’s new docuseries called “NOTHIN’ BUT A GOOD TIME: THE UNCENSORED STORY OF ‘80s HAIR METAL is based on a book by the same name written by Tom Beaujour and Richard Bienstock It’s full of ...

Break out the Aqua Net and lock up your daughters. That was the mantra throughout the 1980s, when leather-clad rockers with hair teased skyward, sex appeal gushing and guitar solos screaming, prowled ...

While few would classify Heart as a hair metal band, they were certainly adjacent to the movement with their sky-high ‘dos and reverb-laden power ballads. At the very least, the 1980s saw the band ...

I personally love hair metal, so this is right up my alley. The book was great, and if they follow the throughline of that, this will set itself apart from all of the other docs that have come out ...

The ’80s hard rock scene, known affectionately/pejoratively as hair metal, that grew out of L.A.’s sunset strip and spread around the world is the subject of a ...

Here is the best metal song of each year of the 1980s, including one runner-up for all 10 years!

For some, the 1980s were about neon and new wave, yacht rock and wine coolers, wide lapels and pristine pop. For others, the decade is remembered as a time to don a battle jacket, throw up the horns, ...

As the founder and singer of Ratt, Stephen Pearcy was front and center for the group’s hair metal heights in the 1980s.