Hinder took the writing process or 'All American Nightmare' seriously, as they penned a total of 75 songs. They pared the initial lot down and tracked 50, further narrowing the pool of tunes down to ...

Welcome to the new era of Hinder! The band is teaming up with Loudwire to bring you the exclusive premiere of their new single "Rather Hate Than Hurt" featuring the band's new vocalist Marshal Dutton.

Hinder are on their way back with new music. Back in April, the band premiered their song "Remember Me" here at Loudwire and now we've got news on their upcoming album. The disc will be titled The ...

The idea for the new band unofficially started in 2011 when the two were working as a songwriting/production partnership, before Marshall joined Hinder. They were ...

A decade into their career, Oklahoma hard rock deviants Hinder are still tearing it up. The band's third album, 'All American Nightmare' just entered the Billboard 200 album chart at 37, and Hinder ...

It’s been seven years since Hinder released new material. The hard rock band, like many other veteran acts, such as Kiss and Kansas, wondered if it was wise to make another album. “We had the ...

Similarly, the second song on the album, the band's third single, "How Long," has a good combination of guitars, drums, and throaty lyrics, and a quality chorus. The problem I have with Hinder is that ...

Not all bands have this much devotion to their home-state college sports team. Oklahoma City hair rocker and national touring act Hinder have penned a new state "hype tune," multiple media outlets ...

Last month, Oklahoma City rockers Hinder released a six-song acoustic EP titled "Stripped," and on Tuesday the band will stop at Magic City Music Hall in Binghamton as part of its first-ever ...

LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - Hinder drummer Cody Hanson and his bandmates just bought 120 bottles of Jagermeister, the 70-proof German spirit. The Oklahoma City rock quintet recently installed a ...

Get your motor runnin’…head out on the fast track to synergyville. Post-grunge’s rock-radio death grip of sad self-regard made some people miss the relative “fun” (read: drug-fueled debauchery) of ...