The water was black, cold, and crowded with bodies when Jakob Nowell felt his leg extend just a little too straight. Just moments earlier, fresh off his set with Sublime’s at Bayfest in San Diego last October, Jakob had done what he always does: skipped the backstage victory lap and headed straight for the fans. […]
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Alabama Shakes are officially back in motion. The four-time GRAMMY®-winning trio have announced a sprawling 2026 spring tour, their biggest stateside run since reuniting—and another strong signal that the band’s long-anticipated next chapter is fully underway. The tour kicks off April 16 in Richmond, Virginia, winding through amphitheaters, major cities, and high-profile festivals before culminating
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Subtronics is entering his “I’m building universes now” era. On December 5, the Philadelphia producer released FIBONACCI, his long-teased two-part studio album and the most ambitious project he’s put his name on since FRACTALS pushed him into the bass-music stratosphere back in 2022. The rollout lands right in the middle of an absolutely unhinged six-night
Powerhouse rock icons Guns N’ Roses have announced the special guests joining them on their worldwide 2026 tour: The Black Crowes, Ice Cube, Pierce The Veil, Public Enemy, and Barbarians of California. Each act will join Guns N’ Roses on select dates across the North American leg. Detailed support lineups by market are listed in the
New Zealand industrial alt-metal breakout Vana is officially stepping into her final-boss era. After spending 2025 leveling up through a Sumerian Records signing, racking up more than 85 million streams, and jumping on the road with Set It Off and Fame On Fire, she’s now announced her first-ever U.S. headlining run: The Lady In Red
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Billy Strings is hitting the road again next spring, and the bluegrass world is already buzzing. After teasing fans with a Thanksgiving crossword puzzle packed with clues, Strings has now confirmed the full list of Spring 2026 shows. The run opens with three massive nights at The Amp in St. Augustine, FL (April 2–4) before
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King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard refuse to slow down. Fresh off a year that saw them drop the orchestral curveball Phantom Island, pull their entire catalog from Spotify, and sell their massive discography as pay-what-you-want downloads on Bandcamp, the band is already mapping out their next big move: the return of their own US
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Ice Nine Kills will unleash a very special U.S. headline tour in 2025, The Silver Scream-A-Thon. The trek will offer fans a thrilling two-night experience in every city. At each stop, the band will dedicate one night to their 2018 album The Silver Scream and the other to 2021’s The Silver Scream 2: Welcome To
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System of a Down will play a trio of massive stadium events in 2025 featuring Deftones, Avenged Sevenfold and Korn. The performances will take place at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, on August 27 and 28 with Korn; Soldier Field in Chicago, IL, on August 31 and September 1 with Avenged Sevenfold; and conclude
Who remembers the classic Washington Math-Rock Outfit Botch that brought classic albums like We Are the Romans and American Nervoso? Despite seeming to consistently shoot down the idea of reunion shows, Botch played a surprise show at longtime producer Matt Bayles’ birthday party in Seattle this past weekend, and now, they have officially announced their first proper shows in over 20
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