Given the band's often lengthy periods between albums, it's probably no surprise that one of the greatest pressures the band faces is the public's anticipation. "The only pressure comes when we ...

Being in Tool has to be annoying sometimes. No matter when they put a new record, no matter who or what the interview is with or about, the topic of new music will inevitably come up. Tool bassist ...

Tool has never had a huge presence on the Hot 100 singles chart, but that doesn't mean their music hasn't been successful, especially when looking at Billboard's various lists that focus solely on ...

In true rock star fashion, Adam Jones, guitar player for the progressive rock band Tool, was late to his phone interview with The Tennessean. In very un-rock star fashion, he apologized profusely and ...

Guitarist Adam Jones tells Yahoo Music that the group has settled a multi-layered lawsuit that started with one of the band's employees taking legal action over credit for artwork and got messier when ...

In one sense, Tool is incomparable. It is the darkest and most cerebral of the mainstream metal bands to emerge from the ’90s music scene (those of a certain age can still see the stop-motion video ...

There will never be another band like Tool. There will be bands with mysterious frontmen. There will be bands that find emotion in talking about our greater meaning. There will be bands with drummers ...

Former Tool bassist Paul D’Amour has explained his reasons for leaving the band in 1995 and expressed frustration over the prog metal stars’ songwriting process. The bassist says that, although the ...

The members of Tool aren’t shy about the meaning behind the band name. Formed in 1990 in Los Angeles, the group was founded by frontman Maynard James Keenan, Adam Jones and Danny Carey. After bassist ...

EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — The iconic progressive metal band TOOL -- known for creating a mythology, lore and expansive universe that fans spend countless hours exploring and debating -- will ...

Flashing multicolored lights, rotating laser beams, and video clips of the band Tool create a powerful aura for the audience — this is what is expected during an Opiate show. The Tool cover band tries ...