Today, the Lancaster, PA-based quintet shares the latest single from the album with “DIE FOR YOU.” Watch the video, featuring Cruella Morgan, below. According to Brandyberry, the song reflects “the fallout of a relationship built on control, desire, and guilt. It’s a song that captures the exhaustion of giving endlessly to someone who keeps asking […]
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The boundary pushing virtual band Gorillaz made a rare television appearance this weekend on Saturday Night Live, delivering a performance that bridged the group’s earliest breakthrough with its latest musical chapter. The March 7 episode of the long running NBC sketch show was hosted by actor Ryan Gosling, who returned to Studio 8H for his
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Maynard James Keenan does not romanticize songwriting. He does not wait for lightning. He does not light candles and hope the muse shows up. He sets a trap for it. If you have ever wondered how Maynard James Keenan comes up with those spiraling melodies that feel both mathematical and instinctual at the same time,
Jello Biafra, the outspoken co-founder and former frontman of legendary San Francisco punk band Dead Kennedys, has been hospitalized after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke. According to a statement shared by his record label Alternative Tentacles, Biafra experienced the stroke on March 7, 2026, reportedly caused by high blood pressure. The 67-year-old musician, born Eric Reed
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Tommy DeCarlo, who spent nearly two decades as the lead singer of the classic rock band Boston, has died at the age of 60 following a battle with brain cancer. News of his passing was shared on March 9 by DeCarlo’s children in a statement posted on Facebook. “It is with heavy hearts that we
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The American folk and psychedelic rock singer Country Joe McDonald, whose anti war anthem “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die Rag” became one of the most recognizable protest songs of the Vietnam War era, has died at the age of 84 after battling Parkinson’s disease. Born Joseph Allen McDonald on January 1, 1942, in Washington, D.C., McDonald emerged as a
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The U.S. government’s long running antitrust battle with Live Nation has ended with a settlement that will impose structural changes on the concert giant’s ticketing and venue operations but stop short of breaking up the company or separating Ticketmaster from its parent organization. The deal, reached less than a week after trial began in federal
Outside Lands has always felt like a very specific San Francisco magic trick: a massive, multi-genre festival that still somehow plays like a neighborhood hangout—if your neighborhood had fog, eucalyptus, and a headliner schedule built for group texts. For 2026, the festival is leaning hard into that “everything at once” identity, unveiling a lineup topped
More than 50 bands have contributed to a new charity compilation series titled A Tribute to Green Day, with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting two no kill animal shelters. The project, organized by Punk Rock Radar and Coffin Curse Records, features 59 tracks across two volumes pressed on limited edition colored vinyl capped at 1,000
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Ringo Starr is keeping the road moving. The Beatles drummer has announced a new album, Long Long Road, arriving April 24 via UMe. The 10-song collection marks his second consecutive collaboration with legendary producer T Bone Burnett, following 2025’s Look Up. Co-produced by Daniel Tashian and Bruce Sugar, Long Long Road features contributions from Billy
