Global icons No Doubt have officially launched their highly anticipated residency at Sphere in Las Vegas, marking a major return for the band and a defining moment in live music production. Opening night (May 6) set the tone for the 18-show run, with the band kicking things off by performing “Tragic Kingdom” live for the […]
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Social Distortion are closing out the rollout for their long-awaited new album with the release of “The Way Things Were,” the third and final advance single from Born To Kill, out now via Epitaph Records. The track lands as a reflective centerpiece, channeling the band’s signature mix of grit and heart. Sonically and lyrically, “The
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Alt rock icons Sleater-Kinney and Liz Phair are joining forces for a co-headlining U.S. tour this fall, bringing together two defining voices of 1990s alternative music for the first time. Dubbed the “Flannel and the Fury” tour, the run kicks off September 6 in El Cajon, California and will hit major cities including Los Angeles,
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GLU, the solo project of Michael Shuman (Queens of the Stone Age, Mini Mansions), has released his latest single “LA,” a breezy, nostalgic track featuring vocals from Lily James. The song arrives as the newest preview of GLU’s upcoming EP PONY BOY, due out August 14 via FLG. Built around a warm, sun-soaked groove, “LA”
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Hollywood Undead are back with a vengeance. The Los Angeles outfit has dropped their latest single “All My Friends,” featuring Jeris Johnson, marking another explosive step in the band’s current era under Sumerian Records. The track doubles down on everything that has kept Hollywood Undead relevant for nearly two decades. It is aggressive, theatrical, and
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White Denim have never been a band content with standing still, and their latest album 13, out now via Bella Union, continues that restless evolution. Arriving April 24, the record leans into a rich blend of rock, funk, soul, and dubby textures, while still carrying the band’s signature looseness and experimental edge. At its core,
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This week’s Pier Song of the Week on the Skratch N Sniff Alt Show goes to The Elovaters and Bryce Vine for their new single Pockets Full Of Sand. Blending alt-pop hooks with reggae-rock warmth, “Pockets Full Of Sand” captures the breezy, escapist energy both artists have built their audiences around. The track serves as
Dirty Heads are back with a double release, sharing two new tracks—Better and Sound Boy Killa—as they continue rolling out their upcoming album 7 Seas, due June 12 via Better Noise Music. “Better” leans into the band’s more reflective side, built around a message of unity and resilience. Percussionist Jon Olazabal described the track as
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Foo Fighters are officially back. The band’s long-awaited new album Your Favorite Toy is out now, marking the 12th studio release in a career that continues to redefine modern rock more than three decades in. Released via RCA Records and the band’s own Roswell Records, the project arrives following months of buildup fueled by a
This week’s Pier Song of the Week on the Skratch N Sniff Alt Show spotlights Surfer Girl and their new single “Lose Touch,” a smooth, genre-blurring release that continues the band’s evolution across indie pop, alt, and reggae-rock textures. Fronted by Carter Reeves Schultz, formerly of Aer, Surfer Girl has carved out a lane that
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