Maria Brink is coming for your soul this fall. In This Moment, the theatrical metal juggernaut known for turning every stage into a haunted cathedral of sound and fury, has announced the “Black Mass Tour” — a 23-date trek across the U.S. that promises to be as immersive as it is incendiary. Launching September 18 […]
Sublime will release an all new, original song titled “Ensenada” on July 18. The single is the first true offering from the band with Jakob Nowell as front man, a completely original track from start to finish. “Ensenada” was inspired by the classic Sublime sound and features lyrics that reflect on personal experiences with love
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Papa Roach have never been ones to tiptoe around a message — and on their blistering new single “Braindead,” they’re not just raising the volume; they’re sounding the alarm. Out now, the track is a fast-and-furious shot of adrenaline, featuring none other than H2O’s Toby Morse — the hardcore legend whose vocal grit fits so
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Jack White has recruited one of Hollywood’s most beloved character actors for his latest music video. John C. Reilly – known for films like Step Brothers, Talladega Nights and Walk Hard – embodies the titular character for White’s latest single, “Archbishop Harold Holmes.” The tune tells the story of a preacher who seems a little too good to be true,
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There’s something stirring in Kurt Deimer’s new music video for “Only Time Will Tell”—a moody, contemplative slow-burn that lingers like a midnight drive through regret. Framed in noir-toned shadows and restless energy, the video offers a glimpse into Deimer’s expanding creative universe, where classic rock pedigree meets cinematic ambition. Co-written with Bon Jovi guitarist Phil X,
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When The Funeral Portrait dropped “Voodoo Doll” in 2022, they were the kind of band you caught in a sweaty basement or maybe—if things were breaking right—a 400-cap club with sticky floors and blown-out speakers. Fast forward nearly three years, and the band’s transformation has been nothing short of cinematic. Cue the montage. That’s exactly what they
In the grand soap opera of modern hard rock, Bad Wolves might be the most unpredictable cast in the genre’s current rotation. Just two months after a dramatic lineup shakeup — and not long after their ex-frontman Tommy Vext hinted at a Lazarus-level comeback — yet another twist has surfaced. Daniel “DL” Laskiewicz, who’s served as Bad Wolves’ vocalist since
Fans attending the Governors Ball festival in New York over the weekend were thrown into scheduling chaos after organizers delayed and canceled several sets due to weather. On Saturday, the festival released a statement saying: “Due to predicted weather, doors will be delayed until 4:30pm. Please delay your arrival and plan accordingly. Stay tuned for
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When Josh Todd walks into a room—or more accurately, walks onto a stage—he doesn’t ask for permission to bring the noise. He’s been doing it for over two decades, and with Roar Like Thunder, Buckcherry’s upcoming 11th studio album, he’s not slowing down. “We just wanted it to rock from beginning to end,” Todd says during an exclusive
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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, Queens
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