twisted sister

Twisted Sister said farewell Nov. 12 with a performance billed as their last-ever show — the same night Black Sabbath played the last U.S. date on their own farewell tour.

With his new solo album We Are the Ones, Dee Snider starts a new chapter in his recording career — and one that he isn't necessarily expecting longtime fans to enjoy right away.

We look at the nasty verbal battles that took place between Van Halen, Sammy Hagar, Kiss, Twisted Sister and other classic rock bands.

Paul Stanley's not gonna take it — and by "it," we mean "being publicly criticized by Dee Snider."

With chiptune audio, classic video game characters and genre-defining '80s heavy metal acts, we and the Filthy Frackers bring you 'Monsters of Rock.'

This breakthrough triple-platinum album actually provided a hint of the turmoil to come.

Producer Tom Werman is firing back at frontman Dee Snider over criticism that he brought too much of a pop sound to Twisted Sister's Stay Hungry.

Two weeks ago, Twisted Sister said they would make a decision soon as to the future of the band.

Even though Dee Snider said that Twisted Sister would "probably continue" following last week's death of drummer AJ Pero, another member of the band is suggesting otherwise.

Dee Snider said that continuing to perform will financially benefit the family of drummer AJ Pero, who died last week.