Aerosmith and Yungblud have announced a new collaborative EP titled One More Time. Fans get their first taste in the form of lead single “My Only Angel,” which arrives this Friday, September 19. You can hear a snippet of the track below. The full EP arrives November 21. Steven Tyler, Joe Perry and Yungblud previously […]
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Sublime’s latest single “Ensenada” has hit the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart. The track, which is set to appear on the band’s upcoming album Till The Sun Explodes, is their first to achieve this milestone since “What I Got” topped the chart in 1996. Guitarist/vocalist Jakob Nowell commented: “A Sublime song at
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Twenty One Pilots bring a decade-long saga to a close with Breach, their eighth studio album and the final chapter in the sprawling narrative that began with 2015’s Blurryface. The story of Clancy, the Banditos, and the oppressive city of Dema has always served as a metaphor for frontman Tyler Joseph’s struggles with insecurity and
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By Suzanne Sanchez It’s clear that Deftones have become a household name in the music industry. And if you’ve never experienced the raw, emotional journey they offer, then you’re truly missing out. From their stark beginnings, Chino Moreno has led the band with haunting, brilliant vocals that have become their signature. Since forming in Sacramento,
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Metallica traded stadium pyrotechnics for sweat-soaked intimacy Thursday night, storming a makeshift tent outside the legendary Stephen Talkhouse in the Hamptons for a once-in-a-lifetime show in front of just 500 fans. For a band that’s used to rattling the rafters of football arenas, the rare small-room throwdown felt like time travel. “This reminds us of
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Mudvayne, one of the most ferociously inventive bands to erupt from the early-2000s nu-metal explosion, have finally broken their silence. Sixteen years after their last release, the band has returned with “Hurt People Hurt People,” a bruising, tightly coiled track that reasserts their place in heavy music while hinting at a fresh chapter. Mudvayne frontman
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A new movie inspired and produced by Green Day will hit the big screen in September. The flick, titled New Years Rev, was written and directed by Lee Kirk. In a post on social media, Green Day dished on the film’s plot. “So big news, we made a movie!” the band wrote, describing New Years
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Picture by Brent Broza Sublime invaded Las Vegas over the weekend for a special series of events, headlined by two concerts at Park MGM’s Dolby Live theater. The shows kicked off Friday with Long Beach Dub Allstars, who lit up the stage with reggae-ska favorites and boundless energy. The Vandals followed with their signature punk
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Rage Against the Machine have been known to spark the occasional frenzy, but on August 14, 2000 it hit a new level when the group incited a riot outside of the Democratic National Convention. The annual political event was taking place at the Staples Center in Rage Against the Machine’s hometown, Los Angeles. The politically
Radiohead have announced Hail to the Thief Live Recordings 2003-2009, a new live album centered around the group’s 6th studio album, Hail to the Thief. Assembled with performances of songs in London, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, and Dublin between 2003 and 2009, the album finds Radiohead at a distinct and important part of the band’s history.
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