This weekend, the Warped Tour returns with a celebration of its 30th anniversary. In it’s original form, the iconic punk fest traveled around the country, leaving a wake of happy (and exhausted) music fans in its wake. This year, Warped changed things up and will instead do three separate festival weekends, each with a unique […]
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Twenty One Pilots have announced their triumphant return with the new single “The Contract.” “The Contract” is the first taste of Twenty One Pilots’ upcoming album, Breach, due in September. With a propulsive back beat, haunting piano (that evolves into a synthy riff) and the engrossing vocals of frontman Tyler Joseph, “The Contract” captures the
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Queens of the Stone Age have released their new concert film, Alive in the Catacombs. Recorded in July 2024, it marks the first time that an artist has been given permission to perform Paris’ famed underground tombs. Several million bodies were buried in the Catacombs during the 1700s. Since most of the skeletons remain exposed,
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Jakobs Castle’s recently released rendition of Sublime’s “Garden Grove” left one radio DJ feeling quite emotional. Jakobs Castle is the project of Jakob Nowell, son of late Sublime singer Bradley Nowell, who has taken over as frontman of his father’s famous band. The recent reissue of the Sublime tribute album Look At All The Love
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Shane Hawkins, the 18-year-old son of late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, recently delivered a powerful rendition of one of his father’s favorite tunes. It happened in England last Thursday, May 29, during a drum clinic at The Dead Famous, a local bar in Newquay. During the session, the younger Hawkins acknowledged that his
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Coldplay delivered a triumphant performance in Northern California last night as the beloved English rock band played the first show of their 2025 U.S. tour. “Everybody OK? You sure you came to the right concert?” singer Chris Martin quipped early in the set as 45,000 enraptured fans screamed their approval. The dynamic frontman was in top
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Baltimore hardcore innovators TURNSTILE have announced that their highly anticipated new album Never Enough (dropping June 6, 2025) will also be released as a new visual film. Never Enough the feature film open in theaters beginning June 05th and tickets are available now for participating movie theaters via Fandago movie tickets. The film was co-directed
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Baltimore hardcore innovators TURNSTILE have released a new joint video for “SEEIN’ STARS” and “BIRDS”. The music video was co-directed by Brendan Yates and Pat McRory and can be seen online below. Both tracks appear on their highly anticipated new album Never Enough, set to be released on June 6, 2025. “SEEIN’ STARS” features guest
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TURNSTILE Return With New Album Never Enough and Release Title Track Baltimore hardcore innovators TURNSTILE are back with their highly anticipated new album Never Enough, set to be released on June 6, 2025. The album marks the band’s first full-length project in four years and signals a bold new chapter in their ever-evolving sound. To
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2025 is shaping up to be a massive year for alternative and hard rock fans, with some of the genres’ biggest names readying new albums, teasing fresh material, and hitting the road for major tours. From long-awaited follow-ups to potential game-changing returns, here are the records we can’t wait to hear. Deftones: A Long-Awaited Return?
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