One of the largest rock festivals in North America just raised the bar again. Aftershock Festival has unveiled its 2026 lineup, bringing more than 140 artists across five stages to Sacramento’s Discovery Park from October 1–4, 2026. Produced by Danny Wimmer Presents, the annual California festival continues to expand its footprint, with organizers confirming a […]
Veteran indie rock institution Built to Spill are heading back on the road in 2026, announcing an expansive run of US tour dates stretching from spring through the end of summer. The trek begins May 2 in Burlington, Vermont and winds through dozens of cities across the country before wrapping September 1 in Salt Lake
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White Denim are back with a new single, “Hired Hand #2,” the latest preview of their forthcoming album 13, due out April 24 via Bella Union. The track follows earlier single “(God Created) Lock And Key” and showcases yet another stylistic turn from a band that has made unpredictability part of its identity for nearly
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Puscifer have never operated like a traditional rock band. They’re closer to a small production house that happens to write bangers, an ecosystem where characters, visuals, studio tricks, and songwriting all feed the same weird brain. And on their new album, Normal Isn’t, that brain feels sharper than it has in years: guitar-forward, post-punk-leaning, and
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Gorillaz are heading back to North America this fall. The Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett created collective has confirmed a 22 date arena run across the United States and Canada in support of their new album The Mountain, which was released February 27 via their independent KONG label. The tour marks the band’s first extensive
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If you’ve ever wondered what two uninterrupted sets of Wilco might feel like in the thick of summer, Jeff Tweedy and company are about to give you an answer. The long-running Chicago band have announced a fresh stretch of 2026 US summer tour dates, extending their previously scheduled spring run into June and July. Most
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For the first time in more than two decades, The Guess Who are heading back out on a full US tour. The classic rock band has announced the American leg of their 2026 “Takin’ It Back Tour,” marking their first stateside run in 23 years. The dates follow a previously revealed Canadian stretch and arrive
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Widespread Panic have officially scheduled their 2026 return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, locking in a three-night run June 26–28 in Morrison, Colorado. The jam veterans currently hold the record for the most sold-out shows at Red Rocks, with 75 consecutive sellouts at the iconic venue. If this year’s run follows tradition, that number will continue
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If you needed a reminder that Southern California punk still travels in packs, Pennywise just announced a tight seven date West Coast sprint this May with Circle Jerks, H2O, and DFL on the bill. The run hits three stops in Northern California, cuts over to Phoenix, then closes with three Southern California dates, including a
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Drone metal standard bearers Sunn O))) have released a new track, “Butch’s Guns,” and expanded their 2026 touring schedule with newly announced UK and European dates. “Butch’s Guns” appears on the duo’s forthcoming self titled album, due April 3 via Sub Pop. The sprawling track runs approximately 15 minutes, continuing the band’s signature emphasis on
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