Ghost was among the winners at Wednesday's 2026 Grammis, the Swedish equivalent of the Grammys.The band's latest record, 2025 ...

In this 2015 interview, Ghost mastermind Tobias Forge shares his ambitious plans for Ghost - and admits he didn't see himself ...

Ghost took home the Hard Rock/Metal award for Skeletá at last night’s Swedish Grammis, though sadly missed out in several ...

We have some normal Ghost news for you, and no, we’re not talking about a restock of their very freaky Mother’s Day “Ghildo” launch. Skeletá is Ghost’s sixth studio album and was released on Loma ...

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 ...

Other guests include Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford, who’ll sing Balls To The Wall. The Smashing Pumpkins singer/guitarist ...

Ghost’s sound features good old-fashioned Scandinavian pop stamped with the textures of metal and ‘80s rock. At the LCA concert, material from the spring release “Skeleta,” the band’s sixth album and ...

Hard rock and heavy metal band Ghost just ended a four-year drought on the Billboard 200 chart for rock music. The band’s latest record Skeletá has officially hit no. 1 on the chart, outperforming ...

Ghost’s new single “Satanized” debuts on the U.K. charts as an older hit, “Kiss the Go-Goat,” resurges, continuing their chart success ahead of Skeleta. RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - SEPTEMBER 19: Mary ...

With their ornate papal getups, Ghost are easily one of the most recognizable hard rock or metal bands of the past 20 years. But what underground band inspired their macabre, over-the-top aesthetic?

Accept have announced a new album titled Teutonic Titans 1976-2026 in celebration of 50 years of the band's history, out ...

It’s not even Halloween, yet, but Knoxville should get ready for Ghost! The band, not the ghouls. The masked Swedish heavy metal band will play Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center Jan. 24.