On their second album, Thank God It’s Almost Monday, the California trio turn the uncertainty of releasing new music into a reason to get back onstage. For Dawson Daugherty, finishing an album doesn’t mean the hard part is over. It means handing something deeply personal to people he may never meet. Almost Monday’s sophomore album, […]
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The wait is over. Last night, Hellbilly Hollow came to Hollywood, and LA’s Sunset Strip got its first taste of blood as horror fans packed the special advance premiere to scream, cheer and celebrate. The Southern-fried slasher “Hellbilly Hollow” opens today, Friday, September 25, in select U.S. theaters. “Hellbilly Hollow” is the first film ever
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Skratch N Sniff returned for the weekend of September 26 with two more genre-bending hours of radio, pairing new releases with remixes, mashups and familiar tracks rebuilt for the SNS format. Alternative Mix #717 moved through indie, alternative, hip-hop, reggae-rock and electronic remixes, while Rock Mix #1233 leaned heavier with metal, hard rock and crossover
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SLIPKNOT have announced their (sic)est Stadium Tour, crossing the globe Summer 2027. The tour, produced by Live Nation, launches July 3 at London’s historic Wembley Stadium connected by EE, in a UK and Europe exclusive. On July 16, Slipknot touch down in D.C.’s Nationals Park to kick off their North American jaunt, which includes performances at
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Emerging rock band Visitor Coach explores the emotional weight of being separated from someone you love on its new single, “You.” Written by vocalist and guitarist Monty about the period when he and his girlfriend were in a long-distance relationship, “You” captures the love, longing and desire that can make time apart so difficult.
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Metallica has confirmed a series of new North American stadium dates that extend the band’s massive M72 World Tourinto 2027. Having played 99 shows in 26 countries since its April 2023 kick-off, the Live Nation-promoted M72 World Tour will resume May 8, 2027 at BC Place in Vancouver – hitting a dozen new cities for
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Trafalgar Releasing announced today the global cinematic release of OZZY & BLACK SABBATH: BACK TO THE BEGINNING, produced by Mercury Studios, the world’s leading music-focused content studio. The film definitively captures the triumphant final live performance from Ozzy Osbourne and the original Black Sabbath lineup: Ozzy (vocals), Tony Iommi (guitar), Geezer Butler (bass), and Bill
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Mynd Reader have released their new single “Straight On Through,” the latest preview of their forthcoming acoustic EP Sunday Drive, arriving October 16, 2026. The stripped-back track puts the focus on vocalist Shelby Kemp, whose gritty, soulful delivery gives the song an intimate weight while offering another side of Mynd Reader’s roots-rock sound. For drummer,
Skratch N Sniff came back swinging over the weekend of September 19, 2026, with two packed episodes spanning alternative, reggae-rock, metal, hard rock and the genre-bending remixes that have defined SNS for years. Alternative Mix #716 brought together everything from Oasis, Gorillaz and Blink-182 flips to new music from K.Flay, Fontaines D.C., Slightly Stoopid, almost
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At a time when backing tracks, programmed vocals and digitally polished performances have become increasingly common on major tours, Breaking Benjamin and Chevelle arrived at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre on September 9 with something that felt almost defiant: two completely live, unapologetically human rock shows. There were no lead vocals hidden beneath layers of prerecorded assistance
