The Hives

From Metallica being forced to keep touring for monetary reasons and Guns N' Roses' late Manchester performance to Rihanna's nude photo shoot, Jessica Simpson's baby pictures and more, 411's Nick Krenn breaks down the Right, the wRong and the Ridiculous from the week in music! Read More

Travis Schneider Sweden's premiere garage rock band and really, one of the few from anywhere who've outlived that so-called movement of the early part of this century with their fanbase intact – we're talking about The Hives , in case that was unclear – are back with their fifth album and first in five years next Tuesday with Lex Hives. Read More

They didn't think there was a rock 'n' roll band out there that met their standards, so they went and formed it. Read More

As mentioned , The Hives are set to kick off a North American tour next month which comes to NYC for the previously discussed show at Terminal 5 on June 22. Read More

Widely hailed as one of the best live acts in music and one of the last remaining members of the 2000's garage rock revival, The Hives are set to unleash their new album Lex Hives on the masses on June 5 for the United States. Read More

European garage rockers the Hives are about to release their first album in almost five years, and fans anticipating the deluxe edition of Lex Hives will score some bonus tracks produced and recorded by Josh Homme. Read More

For for those of you who didn't tune into the first half of our interview with The Hives, you join us deep in conversation with the often hilarious Howlin' Pelle Almqvist and co. The Hives have returned five years after The Black & White Album and they've got a point to prove. Read More

The video was filmed live during the recording of the album, at RMV Studio on the island of Skeppsholmen in Stockholm, Sweden. Read More

For a bunch of Swedish dudes in tuxes, the Hives have done an excellent job keeping things lo-fi with the first video accompaniment to their forthcoming album, Lex Hives. Read More

Don't look now, but there may be a winner for the longest-lasting modern garage rock band, and it's a bit of a shock. Read More