Multi-GRAMMY® Award-nominated, multi-platinum rock band Daughtry have announced their 20 Years Unplugged tour, a special fall run that will bring two decades of songs into intimate theatres and performance spaces across the U.S. Tickets go on general sale Friday, June 19 at 10am local at daughtryofficial.com The tour opens October 12 at Troy Savings Bank […]
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The Paradox are taking the next big step. Fresh off their breakout NPR Tiny Desk performance for Black Music Month and the release of their new single “Good For Me,” the Atlanta rock band have announced their first-ever coast-to-coast headline tour. The Fall 2026 run kicks off October 14 in Dallas, Texas and wraps November
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O.A.R. have returned with a new single, “Legacy,” featuring Citizen Cope and G. Love & Special Sauce. The track brings together three longtime voices from the alternative, roots, rock and jam-adjacent worlds, connecting O.A.R.’s arena-sized songwriting with the soulful perspective of Citizen Cope and the bluesy, hip-hop-inflected style that has defined G. Love’s career for
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Riot Fest has revealed the official by-day lineups for its 2026 return to Douglass Park in Chicago, setting the stage for another massive weekend of punk, rock, alternative, hip-hop and left-field festival chaos. The festival takes place September 18 through 20 and will feature more than 100 artists across three days. Friday will be headlined
As Evanescence prepared to create what would become Sanctuary, frontwoman Amy Lee made a decision that would have terrified her younger self: she walked into the studio without a plan. For a songwriter known for meticulously crafting every detail of Evanescence’s sprawling catalog, the blank slate approach represented a creative leap of faith. It also
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For a generation of gamers, few experiences matched the thrill of standing in a living room clutching a plastic guitar and pretending to headline a sold-out arena. Nearly two decades after Guitar Hero helped transform rhythm games into a cultural phenomenon, several of the franchise’s original architects are looking to recapture that magic with a
Billy Morrison has released his new single “Hollow,” the title track from his upcoming album of the same name, due out August 7 via TLG | ZOID, distributed by Virgin Music Group. The British guitarist, singer, songwriter, and longtime Billy Idol band member leans into some of the darkest parts of his own story on
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Judah & The Lion will bring their new album I Am A Prism (out August 14 via Dualtone Records) across North America beginning September 17, with nearly 40 dates just announced including New York City (Webster Hall), Boston (Royale), Atlanta (Tabernacle), Austin (Emo’s), Chicago (Riviera Theatre), Seattle (The Showbox), Los Angeles (The Fonda Theatre) and
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Southern California alternative rock outfit Strange Case have announced their new album, Gone For A While, a project the band describes as the clearest realization yet of the sound they have been working toward for the past decade. The album marks a major new chapter for Strange Case, who have spent nearly 10 years carving
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For a band like Sublime, whose catalog has long since crossed into sacred territory for fans, the idea of a new album isn’t just exciting, it’s loaded. That weight isn’t lost on frontman Jakob Nowell, who has spent the past year navigating the impossible balance between honoring a legacy and pushing it forward. “It’s a
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