Cisco Adler was never supposed to be the guy behind the curtain. From the outside, he had everything lined up to be front and center—the look, the sound, the charisma, the catalog. His own music career was not just viable; it was thriving. Hits like “Corona and Lime” and “Jane Fonda” didn’t just live in […]
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Underoath are going back to where it all started. The band has announced The Van Tour to Vans Warped Tour, a unique run of intimate shows that strips things down to their roots before hitting major festival stages later this year. Presented by Vans, the tour kicks off June 8 in Jacksonville and will take
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Foo Fighters have officially joined the ranks of artists stepping behind NPR’s iconic desk, delivering their first-ever Tiny Desk Concert — and somehow making one of the biggest bands in rock feel right at home in one of the smallest stages in music. Known for commanding massive festival crowds and stadium-sized singalongs, the band stripped
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The Strokes are continuing their return with a bold sonic pivot, unveiling their latest single “Falling Out Of Love,” the second offering from their upcoming album Reality Awaits, due June 26. Following last month’s “Going Shopping,” the new track doubles down on one of the band’s most talked-about recent choices: heavy use of Auto-Tune on
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Fred Durst and Lauren Sanderson are making serious noise with their explosive new remix of “COME SAY SUM,” a rap-rock fueled collaboration that’s quickly gaining traction across streaming platforms and social media. Originally released by Sanderson earlier this year, “COME SAY SUM” already leaned heavily into nü-metal energy inspired by classic Limp Bizkit chaos. The
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YUNGBLUD is officially back on the road, launching the North American leg of his Idols World Tour with a high-energy opening weekend in Michigan and Toronto. The run follows a completely sold-out international stretch earlier this year and sets the tone for a 24-date trek across the U.S. and Canada. From the jump, the shows
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Weekend of May 9, 2026 Last weekend’s Skratch N Sniff broadcast once again proved why the show continues to set the standard for genre-blending rock radio. With Alt Mix #697 and Rock Mix #1211, the two-hour ride balanced throwback anthems, modern alt hits, and high-energy remixes that kept the momentum moving from start to finish.
Rock legends Deep Purple are back with a new chapter, announcing their upcoming studio album Splat!, set for release July 3 via earMUSIC. Alongside the announcement, the band has also revealed an extensive global tour that will see them continue their decades-long run as one of rock’s most enduring live acts. Splat! marks the band’s
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Legendary Los Angeles rockers L7 have officially announced their final world tour, fittingly titled The Last Hurrah Tour. The influential punk-grunge band will hit the road one last time, with the U.S. leg kicking off October 9 in Phoenix and wrapping November 14 with a hometown finale in Los Angeles. For more than four decades,
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Bush are taking a moment to look back while still pushing forward. The band has released a newly reimagined version of their classic track “Swallowed,” celebrating 30 years since the song first made its mark on their 1996 album Razorblade Suitcase. Rather than simply revisiting the original, this new “Swallowed (30th Anniversary Tour Version)” strips
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